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The California Redwoods don't acknowledge the state border, so there are a few nice little redwood groves in Oregon. The Redwood nature hike that starts in Loeb State Park is a great appetizer for a trip down to California. The Redwoods section is well kept up and signed -- an easy mini-hike for all ages.…
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Date of experience: July 2019
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Took dog and walked the river trail. Drove through the campground. Paved RV sites w/electricity and water. Verizon was decent for cell phone and data. We will probably stay here in the future. First come/first served camping. NO DUMP STATION.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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We (my wife, our friend, our dog, and I)went on a not too taxing two mile hike on this beautiful trail. Gorgeous, quiet, and peaceful; it was an absolute delight!
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Date of experience: October 2018
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We love Loeb State Park with our motorhome!! Right on the Chetco River where you can see the bottom and not too deep...Wild, beautiful, and relaxing park. You can take your inner tube out to the river and walk up a long way and float down. Great place to unwind! Highly recommended!!…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Once a year the Curry County Watershed has a day where they hold an educational and clean-up event at Loeb Park. It is great because of different organizations such as the National Parks Service, Trash Dogs, South Coast Fisherman etc. gather to kayak, check water temperature and clean-up any trash that is in the water or by the water. Loeb Park is a well-maintained area with camping that includes showers and toilets. The river is very close (within walking distance) from campsites.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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