wow...good question..pit bulls?...I think I remember a conversation between a camper and a ranger about that. I believe that there is not a restriction per se...at least not enforced until there is a problem, so it must be for all dogs. This is NOT a normal camping area..more like camping in a city park. It is VERY family orientated and kids are always present. It is heavily patrolled and 2 on site hosts. All dogs must be on a leash at all times or they will warn you then ask you to leave. It is not a let the dogs and kids run free kinda place. Hope this helps...cant imagine any dog would have fun there being on a leash 24/7

I have dogs too. I look up the website and see what the restrictions are, they usually have the type of dogs not allowed at the site. But if it still unclear call and ask if there are restrictions. It seems like some even have restrictions on hiking trails, you may want to keep that in mind too.

Forgot to add: Do a Google Earth and the foot access points are pretty obvious. If you're in a drift boat lots more water can be covered BUT know where the take-outs are located (GPS!). A long float to the next ... or the Pacific Ocean.

Directions: From the bridge across the Chetco River in Brookings, turn onto North Bank Chetco River Road (following signs for Loeb State Park) for seven miles to a large sign and parking area on the right. Trailhead GPS coordinates:N42 06.766 W124 11.225 LOEB STATE PARK / REDWOOD NATURE LOOP Distance: 2.6 miles hike a loop trail. Just beautiful! Climb: 527 feet Difficulty: Easy Trailhead elevation: 71 feet Information: Gold Beach Ranger district, (541) 247-3600 Details: The best hike starts at Loeb State Park and follows the Chetco River for 0.7 miles before crossing the road and beginning the Redwood Nature Loop. Extra point: Loeb State Park is a highlight in itself and features rental cabins, campsites and fishing opportunities. It makes a good place to stay overnight when visiting the Oregon redwoods. Directions: From the bridge across the Chetco River in Brookings, turn onto North Bank Chetco River Road (following signs for Loeb State Park) for seven miles to a large sign and parking area on the right. Trailhead GPS coordinates:N42 06.766 W124 11.225

You are 8 miles from the ocean, so, it's a long way. Most get out at Social Security Bar, 4 miles south of Loeb. Fun no matter what you choose =)

No, too dangerous when you get closer to the ocean. But, then again, if you want an adventure and a LONG ride, go for it!!

Also, the campground is all pet-friendly. Lots of folks with dogs. We had three dogs with us when we camped there.

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