About Warrenton Oregon
Explore the beauty and history of the Central Coast.
Warrenton
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Beautiful coastal scenery at Warrenton, Oregon
Top Attractions in Warrenton
Fort Stevens State Park
Once a primary military defense installation for the mouth of the Columbia River, Fort Stevens is now a 4,300-acre park offering history, nature, and recreation. Explore historic concrete batteries, hike miles of trails, or enjoy one of the nation's largest campgrounds.
Historic Military Site & Camping
Peter Iredale Shipwreck
The hauntingly beautiful rusting bow of the Peter Iredale, a four-masted steel barque that ran ashore in 1906, remains one of the most photographed landmarks on the Oregon Coast. It is easily accessible on the beach at Fort Stevens.
Iconic Shipwreck
High Life Adventures Zip Line Tours
Experience the coast from a new perspective with an exhilarating guided zip line tour. Soar over ponds, through seasoned timber, and enjoy the stunning natural landscape on an 8-line course.
Adventure & Zip Lining
Warrenton Waterfront Trail
This scenic trail follows the Skipanon River and the Columbia River shoreline, offering peaceful views of the water, wildlife, and fishing boats. Perfect for walking, jogging, or a family bike ride.
Hiking & Biking Trail
Sunset Beach State Recreation Site
A sprawling sandy beach that provides direct ocean access. Known for its wide shoreline, it is a popular spot for kite flying, picnicking, and offers vehicle access to the sand.
Beach Access & Driving
Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Visit Fort Clatsop, the replica of the 1805-1806 winter encampment of the Corps of Discovery. The park features a visitor center, exhibit hall, and trails that trace the explorers' history.
National Historic Site
Razor Clamming
The beaches from Warrenton to Seaside are world-famous for razor clamming. During approved tides, thousands flock to the sands with shovels and guns to harvest these delicious local delicacies.
Local Activity
Skipanon Peninsula & Harbor
A hidden natural gem offering trails through coastal forests and opportunities to spot local elk herds. The marina area provides a glimpse into the local fishing industry.
Nature & Wildlife
Hiking Trails & Nature
From coastal dunes to historic military roads, Warrenton offers diverse trails for every skill level. Discover shipwrecks, wildlife, and sweeping river views.
Fort To Sea Trail
A historic trail connecting Fort Clatsop to Sunset Beach, traversing forests, dunes, and coastal plains. Retrace the steps of the Lewis and Clark expedition as they traveled to the coast.
Coffenbury Lake Loop
A peaceful, family-friendly loop around Coffenbury Lake within Fort Stevens State Park. The paved sections make it accessible, and it's perfect for birdwatching and a gentle nature walk.
Warrenton Waterfront Trail
A paved, multi-use trail following the Skipanon River and Columbia River waterfront. Offers excellent views of passing ships, wildlife, and fishing boats, suitable for walking and cycling.
Netul River Trail
Located at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, this trail meanders along the Lewis and Clark River. It connects the visitor center to Netul Landing, offering serene river views.
Battery Russell Trail
A trail within Fort Stevens that leads to the historic Battery Russell fortification. Combines military history with a pleasant walk through coastal pine forests.
Clatsop Loop Trail
Ascends from the Indian Beach area (technically Ecola but accessible nearby) offering dramatic ocean viewpoints. It explores Sitka spruce forests and follows a portion of the original Corps of Discovery route.
Skipanon River Loop
A quiet nature trail looping around the Skipanon River area. Great for spotting herons, eagles, and local elk herds that frequent the marshy banks.
Jetty Road Trail
Walk along the South Jetty of the Columbia River. This rugged path offers raw views of the crashing Pacific waves meeting the river, popular for storm watching and fishing access.
Kwikway Trail
A connecting trail within Fort Stevens State Park linking the campground areas to the beach and other trail networks. A simple, flat route through coastal shrubbery.
Mark Your Calendar
Local Events & Festivals
Plan your trip around these upcoming coastal gatherings.
Astoria Second Saturday Art Walk
Great Columbia Crossing
FisherPoets Gathering
Astoria Scandinavian Midsummer
Astoria Regatta
Rigs & Reggae
Where to Stay in Warrenton
From oceanfront suites to budget-friendly base camps, find the perfect accommodation for your coastal getaway.
Hotel
A reliable and comfortable hotel option offering suites and an indoor pool. Conveniently located near Highway 101, making it an easy drive to both Astoria and Seaside.
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Hotel
Enjoy your stay at Super 8 by Wyndham located in beautiful Warrenton. Book now for great rates and comfortable accommodations on the Oregon Coast.
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Dining in Warrenton
From fresh seafood near the marina to hearty comfort food and international flavors, Warrenton offers delicious local dining.
Local Favorites
Dooger's Seafood & Grill
SeafoodA North Coast staple known for its clam chowder and classic seafood dishes. A relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere perfect for dinner after a day at the beach.
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El Catrin Mexican Kitchen
MexicanAuthentic and vibrant Mexican cuisine serving fresh tacos, enchiladas, and margaritas. Known for generous portions and friendly service.
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Nisa's Thai Kitchen
ThaiA local favorite for flavorful Thai curries, noodle dishes, and stir-fries. Offers a cozy dining experience with a wide variety of vegetarian options.
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Fresh catches and hearty meals
Cozy atmosphere and friendly service
International & Casual
Arnie's Cafe
American DinerThe go-to spot for a hearty, traditional American breakfast. Famous for their omelets, biscuits and gravy, and welcoming small-town diner vibe.
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Buoy 9 Restaurant
Seafood & AmericanSituated near the marina, offering fresh local seafood, burgers, and comfort food. A historic spot that has been serving the community for decades.
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More Delicious Options
Ixtapa Mexican Restaurant
MexicanA lively restaurant offering a broad menu of Mexican favorites. Great for large groups and families, with a festive atmosphere and colorful decor.
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Fultano's Pizza
Pizza & ItalianClassic coastal pizza parlor serving hot pies, salad bars, and sandwiches. A reliable choice for a quick, delicious meal.
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Cafe & Quick Bites
Tora Sushi
Japanese & SushiFresh sushi and Japanese cuisine. Offers a clean, modern setting to enjoy sashimi, rolls, and bento boxes made with quality ingredients.
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Serendipity Caffe
Coffee & CafeA delightful coffee shop offering espresso drinks, fresh pastries, and light lunch options. A perfect morning stop before hitting the trails.
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Astoria Golf & Country Club Restaurant
Fine Dining / AmericanLocated at the historic golf course, offering elevated American cuisine with views of the greens. Open to the public for a more refined dining experience.
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