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Fort Stevens State Park, Astoria

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Visit the historical military installations and enjoy the outdoors at . Located at the mouth of Columbia River, the fort played a key coastal defensive role from the Civil War to World War II. You can explore the fort, the abandoned coastal batteries, and the local military museum. Additionally, the park is designed for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Head to its lakes for swimming, canoeing, and fishing. Several facilities are accessible to visitors with disabilities, including a picnic area, restrooms, and warm showers. If you're planning a longer visit, you'll find RV and tent campsites, or you can rent a yurt or a deluxe cabin. Make reservations via telephone. Use our Astoria trip itinerary maker app to add Fort Stevens State Park and other attractions to your Astoria vacation plans.

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• By joesephr2017

  Great place for camping and beach trip! Our dogs love this place ❤️ Lots to do in the area. Seaside is close along with Longbeach  more »

• By drdroad

  One of the better of the many Historic Forts along the NW Coast and into the Puget Sound. If you go here, be sure and cross over to WA to see Fort Columbia.  more »

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• By SME

  Great place to visit in late March on a Monday. Very few people were present. Gives you an opportunity to visualize the scene and pay your respects to those who served our country. $5 to park and look around. A small investment for such a impactful POI.

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• By Christian Ledger

  Gorgeous- it's always cool to explore a place with some history. The plaques are useful in understanding and visualizing what the fort used to look like- and being able to explore it freely was a bonus for sure. The views from atop the fort itself were wonderful, and it seems well maintained and clean.

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