Oregon RVing
Home   ~   Why Visit Oregon   ~   Taste of Oregon RV Trip   ~   Three Capes Loop RV Trip   ~   Links

THREE CAPES LOOP RV TRIP
Cannon Beach

Three Capes Loop RV Trip : Newport ~ Depoe Bay ~ Lincoln City ~ Pacific City ~ Sand Lake ~ Netarts ~ Tillamook ~ Manzanita ~ Cannon Beach ~ Seaside

Cannon Beach is a very popular beach town, especially with residents of Portland. The main feature of the beach at Cannon Beach is called Haystack Rock, and it has been featured in several movies, including "Goonies". The town is built up with shops and restaurants near the beach, and that is a fun area to walk around and check out.

Here are some highlights of Cannon Beach, followed by pictures:

Beach / Haystack Rock - Big beach, tide pools near Haystack Rock. See pictures below.

RV Camping is available near downtown at Cannon Beach RV Resort or on the north side of town at Sea Ranch Resort.

Ecola State Park - Located just north of Cannon Beach. Hiking, beach access, tide pools, reservable picnic shelter, views of Tillamook Rock Lighthouse. Day use fee charged. (There is one road to/from Ecola State Park via Cannon Beach, so this is a spur trip.) See pictures below.

Heading north from Cannon Beach on Hwy 101 you can either take a spur trip and continue on the 101 to Seaside. Otherwise, just north of Cannon Beach you will take State Road 26 East toward Portland, then take Hwy 217 South through Beaverton before joining up with I-5 South, which takes you to RV's To Go in Wilsonville.

PICTURES FROM THE TRIP

wedding setup at Cannon Beach
Weddings on the beach at Cannon Beach are popular. You can see Haystack Rock in the distance to the left.

Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach
Nice clouds over Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach

Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach
Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach

intertidal zone at Cannon Beach
Starfish in the intertidal zone at Haystack Rock

starfish at Cannon Beach
The underside of a living starfish (held by one of the naturalists).

sea anemone at Cannon Beach
Sea anemone in a tide pool at Cannon Beach

road to Ecola State Park north of Cannon Beach
The tricky, narrow road to Ecola State Park. There were some low hanging branches near the edge of the road. We had to pause a few times to let cars by, but nothing ever brushed the RV roof. The trip was worth it and we got a good view of the Tillamook Rock Lighthouse.

view of Cannon Beach from Ecola State Park
Looking south at Cannon Beach from Ecola State Park.

ocean view from Ecola State Park
Looking north from Ecola State Park.

Tillamook Rock Lighthouse seen from Ecola State Park
The view of Tillamook Rock Lighthouse ("Terrible Tilly") from Indian Beach at Ecola State Park.

Tillamook Rock
Click the picture to read more about Tillamook Rock.



 


RV's To Go - Newest RV Rentals in Portland, OR


RVshare
Over 200 RVs for rent from private individuals throughout Oregon.
 


Hipcamp - Become a Hipcamper





My RV Mail
Mail service for travelers



Hipcamp - Become a Hipcamp Host

RVshare
Earn up to $40,000 per year renting your RV when you're not using it.
 


copyright © 2014-2021 The Technological Edge, Inc. All rights reserved.