Address: 750 NW Lighthouse Dr, Newport, OR 97365, USA
Phone: +15415743100
Tricia Jurgens
The Lighthouse was beautiful and so was the view. The tide pools were well worth the climb down and then back up again. The rocks will roll around under your feet, so if you have some sort of walking or hiking stick, I would advice taking it.
Shane LoGreco
You can’t go inside (at least as of March 2022) but it's totally worth the visit. Cost is $7 for a car. Make sure to see the protected tide pools as they are more impressive then you think. You’ll see harbor seals, hermit crabs, starfishes, sea slugs, sea lemons, etc.
Laura Mesick
The museum is interesting, you get to learn about the history of the lighthouse and the ecosystem with all the wildlife. The view at the lighthouse is spectacular. During the right seasons, you can see tons of gray whales, seals and birds. This visit we saw a mated pair of peregrine falcons just up the cliff side. A walk down the nearby stairs sends you to a beautiful cobblestone beach. The black polished stones are not only unique but they make a mesmerizing sound as the waves roll them. I go here every time I pass through!
B Marie
This is a must stop!! My boyfriend and I stopped by on a whim (I recommend purchasing a coastal passport for $10 that gets you into a bunch of other fee-requiring natural areas). The lighthouse was stunning, and the park rangers/staff we met were very kind and educational. The wildlife was incredible!!! I could have explored the tide pools allll day.
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If you haven't seen the Oregon coast this is a must see. The light house is being repaired not sure when it will reopen.
No, they have banned people from removing anything, including driftwood and rocks.
No. Dogs are not allowed near the lighthouse due to nesting sea birds
Go to the interpretive center first to get your tickets. The people in per tour is limited to 16, I believe.
No
We bought the one car park pass for 10.00 and it was good for a week or more. That way we could see other attractions as well.
Yes, RV parking spaces are available. To make sure it's clear: this is a day-use park, there is no overnight camping or parking onsite.
The lighthouse is one that it is modeled after.
Yes..there are timings where you can enter the light house.
Get the senior national park lifetime pass, it admits you to Yaquina.
About 400 feet, wheelchair are not available
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