11 Free Swimming Holes near Tillamook State Forest - Free Arenas
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11 Free Swimming Holes near Tillamook State Forest

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Oswald West State Park

Arch Cape, Oregon

32.2 miles W

A 2,484-acre coastal Oregon state park two hours from Portland with miles of rainforest hiking, tide pools, a secluded sandy beach called 'Shorty's,' and surfing with year-round reliable waves.

Hike, Swim

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Poet's Beach

Portland

33.6 miles E

A hundred-yard strip of imported sand under the Marquam Bridge piers in downtown Portland, reached by a stone path engraved with children's poems and Chinuk Wawa. No fee, no lifeguards since the 2017 pilot, no facilities, and swimmable water roughly July

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Haystack Rock

Cannon Beach, Oregon

35.3 miles NW

A 235-foot sea stack accessible by foot at low tide, with rich tide pools full of starfish, anemones, crabs, and sea slugs, and a nesting site for terns and other seabirds just offshore Cannon Beach.

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Horseshoe Lake Park

Woodland

35.5 miles NE

Free city park on Horseshoe Lake, a no-wake Lewis River oxbow in downtown Woodland, with a small sandy swim beach, no lifeguard, and city water testing for summer algae.

Canoe, Kayak, Swim

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Youngs River Falls

Astoria

38.0 miles NW

A 54-foot waterfall on the Youngs River about ten miles south of Astoria, run as a free day-use park by Astoria Parks and Recreation, with a shallow, rocky plunge pool used for summer swimming.

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swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

Daybreak Regional Park

Battle Ground, Washington

39.2 miles E

A day-use park on the Lewis River with a boat launch, 15 picnic spots, a playground, and easy river access for fishing, skipping rocks, or wading — open 7 am to dusk.

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hike Hiking Trail

Battle Ground Area

Battle Ground, Washington

39.3 miles E

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Lewisville Regional Park

Battle Ground, Washington

41.6 miles E

The Lewis River borders this family park, offering swimming with a caution for swift currents, alongside a 2.8-mile wooded trail, sports courts, fishing, and a boat launch.

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Neskowin Beach State Recreation Site

Neskowin, Oregon

46.6 miles SW

Neskowin Beach charms families with peaceful camping, picnic sites, and the hauntingly beautiful "Ghost Forest" of ancient Sitka spruce stumps emerging from the tidal flats.

Camp, Swim

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Washougal Area

Royal City, Washington

47.5 miles E

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Moulton Falls County Park

Yacolt, Washington

48.8 miles E

A 387-acre park with two majestic waterfalls, volcanic rock formations, a historic swing bridge, and the 8.1-mile Bells Mountain Trail — swimming allowed with caution (no jumping from the bridge).

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