Mile 285

Bayocean Peninsula, Cape Meares community and Lake
Tillamook County

Latitude: 45.502170022393
Longitude: -123.960670060880

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Motor vehicle travel is prohibited from the north boundary of Nehalem Bay State Park (45° 42.2196', Mile 299), southerly to the south boundary of the Boy Scout property north of Sand Lake (45° 18.6444', Mile 268), except as follows: Motor vehicles essential to and engaged in boat launchings will be allowed any time during the year for a distance of 300 feet northwest from (45° 26.4036' 123° 57.2052', Mile 279), near Happy Camp.

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Bayocean Peninsula, Cape Meares community and Lake

Mile 285 Reports (10)

2018

September 14, 2018 - [email protected]

This is a recreated report! The first one was sent by mail but never arrived. This is my best estimate of what we saw...read more

July 1, 2018 - Charyl285

Beautiful day. Lots of people and dogs enjoying the beach.read more

April 28, 2018 - beachmike

April report submitted on behalf of a mile-adopter.read more

2017

August 6, 2017 - Cynthia and Kevin

April 29, 2017 - Cynthia and Kevin

2016

December 10, 2016 - Cynthia and Kevin

We arrived around noon, but the rain was intense so we waited about an hour. By then the rain had stopped and the clouds gave way to sunshine. Due to recent storms, there was a lot of trash along our mile. Plastic pieces, fishing rope, broken toolbox, large amounts of...read more

September 25, 2016 - Cynthia and Kevin

A perfect day on the coast with a light breeze and sunshine. Lots of folks walking the beach, some with their dogs. A few ladies sunbathing and 2 on horseback. The beach was very, very clean.read more

2013

March 25, 2013 - wthwaites

The uploaded pictures are from mile 284. We didn't get to our mile, 285. Wood apparently from a temple site has been found in Oceanside. We suspect that the timbers mentioned in this report are from some type of religious site. The wood-working details appear excessively elaborate for a commercial...read more