Great big park! Clean Public Bathrooms!…read moreThere are many picnic benches and walking areas. The park and exercising equipment are fun. There is a disk golf course that's awesome too! Very nice and friendly people and many people out helping to keeping the grounds kept up and clean.

We stopped by the Azalea Park on a whim, hoping to see some flowers in Bloom, we were not…read moredisappointed!. They're yearly azalea festival is near the end of May, so we were hoping to see the full display, not sure if we did, seem like they were a lot of bushes in the park that were just getting ready to bud, maybe planned for the festival. Great place for a short walk and some nice pictures of flowers.

Nice gym, very clean and newer equipment. I usually don't have any trouble getting on a treadmill…read more There are 4 in the main cardio room and 1 in "the cave" across the hallway. They also have about 5 ellipticals and 3 stationary bikes. Not a lot, but the place isn't very big or packed, which I do like. They offer lots of different classes too-- Zumba, turbo kickboxing abs at one time even had a yoga class. My only complaint is that they need more fans. Seems there's only a few around and I'm one of those people who can't stand to overheat.

To be able to access the gym literally 24/7 makes this facility the most accommodating for anyone's…read moreschedule. Clean, state or the art equipment. Parking lot and facility is very well lit for safety in and out of the gym late nights. Not something you see often in a small town. I appreciate the conveniences.

While visiting Redwood National Park from the Bay Area, I decided to go a little further north and…read moresee the Oregon coast. A quick glance at beaches not too far over the border showed Lone Ranch Beach as a quieter local favorite. Well signed turn off took us here right off the 101. There were only a few other cars. What a gorgeous, dramatic beach! Tons of driftwood, sea stacks and forest that comes right up to the water. Walking along here was a lovely, peaceful way to spend an afternoon on the coast. There were several picnic tables on the grassy area before the beach and it seems like a great place to spend the day if you're local. Very glad I found my way up here!

One of many beaches in Brookings OR…read more The beach is part of the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor in Brookings OR, a little further drive down after crossing the CA/OR stateline. We turned in the parking lot but it was full, luckily, we found a spot (well, we kinda made our own spot) LoL! We attempted to walk down to the beach following a trail to the left but it was somewhat unpredictable and a little dangerous so we turned around. The path to the right has a better access to the beach but we didn't go. Instead we just took in the coastal views from atop and watched the crashing ocean waves hit the offshore rocks. The beach features many scenic sea stacks too. There is a picnic area at the site. February weather was exceptionally sunny, no rain in sight, but it was windy. Wish we had time to check out the tide pools but it was high tide when we went. Review #2525

Fun day with Riverside Market making kayaking the Chetco enjoyable for all the family.read more

I highly recommend this place. If you're looking to rent kayaks come here! Josh and his wife…read moreVirginia are some of the nicest people you'll meet. My husband and I wanted to take our two boys (ages 3 and 4) kayaking on the Chetco this past weekend. It's early May and kayaking season for him doesn't really start until end of May. However, he made an acceptation and helped us out renting kayaks, gear and providing the shuttle service. Josh was warm, funny and extremely helpful. Because we have small guys we had to drive our car with the car seats to the drop off spot and he drove our car back to our campsite (Loeb park) while his wife took the shuttle car back. Josh even threw in some awesome squirt gun toys for our boys! It was so nice and turned out to be a highlight of the trip for our kids. Kept them well entertained.

Nice to walk along the beach's cement walkway. During the colder months the accessibility to the…read morebeach is difficult, but not impossible, as they take away the stairs and put them back in the warm months. If you are looking for driftwood, there is no lack of it here as it piles up toward the cement walkway, while the beach is clear. Lots of cars lined up with people eating their lunch or just having coffee and watching the waves. It is a great beach to see whales without needing binoculars at certain times of the year. The January and February migration was fantastic this year and there were a few that lingered around still. If you like dogs and dog people, you will meet a lot of them walking along the boardwalk. Come in September and there is art on display for the month along the wooden boardwalk and you can vote for your favorite. Nice!

A very beautiful beach with great restaurants and nice hotels. Unfortunately the harbor does not…read moreinforce dog leash laws and there is an abundance of dog crap on the beach and sidewalks. Very dangerous situation. Watch your children closely.

Super friendly and accommodating staff. They have a "no refunds" policy; however, we accidentally…read morepaid in full instead of paying only a deposit when reserving a site 2 weeks, When we explained the mistake, they refunded the difference immediately. Much appreciated. The pull-thru's are very long (75 feet) and fully paved, but they are also quite narrow. Excellent restrooms and small fitness room. Right on the Chetco River - great views. Only 2 miles from all the conveniences of the town of Brookings. Would not hesitate to stay there again.

Very nice staff, ( 5 stars) , very clean, but the park has us packed in so tight that we couldn't…read moreeven enjoy sitting outside or open our awning , plus expensive for a tight slab of cement. I just gave another star .. walking around the campground , there are sites much better than the pull through that we had ...pull throughs are the worst .

this is an awesome beach for seclusion . I and my wife were beachcombing for hours and found some…read morereally cool things. We had an amazing time there and can't wait till we get to go back on our next trip

Fantastic beach just north of Crescent City. It was perfect for sunset gazing - driftwood logs…read moreprovide seating - one of only a few cars parked in the lot. One of my new favorite spots.

straight up rad…read more another unique Dreamland skatepark right next to the coast. this park is pure fun. pushing? who needs it! pushing sucks! roll in and go for it. speed lines and varying wall heights in a circular form... WITH A CLOVER BOWL IN THE MIDDLE! what the F!? that clover was the place I spent the most time. pool coping, tight shallow end and a bit of vert in the deep end. very much like a real pool for a skatepark. if you got balls of steel, you'll roll in and up the launch ramp OVER the clover. go 'head, get down. I'll watch. Note to bad parents everywhere: it is NOT okay to let your 3-year old little baby girl ride her TINY little circus bike in the park with her daddy's construction helmet on. that is child abuse. you go to hell for those kinds of things. or hey! maybe if you really don't want that precious little baby, this is a good way to make her death look like an accident. good thinking!

A great way to keep your kids out of trouble! My son learned to skate board here and is now good…read moreat it. I like the location. It is in a middle class neighborhood so there are plenty of wanna be cops watching over the kids - so no worries odds are they can't get in trouble here! :) And that is a good thing!