Rustic cabins and deluxe yurts inside Umpqua Lighthouse State Park near Reedsport, Oregon, set along freshwater Lake Marie with trail access and pet-friendly
At a glance
- Price
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- Pets
- Yes
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- Oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com
- Amenities
- Pet friendlyTrail accessWaterfront
- Price
- Affordable
Tide's Reach of the Umpqua sits inside Umpqua Lighthouse State Park, a small campground tucked among sand dunes near Winchester Bay on the Oregon coast. The cabins and yurts cluster around Lake Marie, a freshwater lake open only to non-motorized boats and stocked with rainbow trout, with short walking trails looping the shoreline.
Rustic cabins and yurts sleep four to five and share the campground's central restroom and shower building. Deluxe yurts step it up with a private bathroom, shower, kitchenette with mini fridge and microwave, and an outdoor electric barbecue grill. Odd-numbered deluxe yurts and the two rustic cabins face the lake directly from covered porches. One rustic yurt, one rustic cabin, and three deluxe yurts accept dogs and cats for a $10 per night fee, with pets required to stay leashed and quiet overnight.
There's no beach access from inside the park itself — Winchester Bay and the coastline are a short drive away — but hiking, picnicking, fishing, and paddling on Lake Marie keep things occupied close to the site. The Umpqua River Lighthouse is about a half mile off, with tours running May through September.
The park entrance stays open around the clock, so late arrivals won't be shut out. Booking runs through oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com, with reservations accepted up to six months ahead, or by calling the park's reservation line directly.
Good to know
- Can I bring my dog or cat?
- Yes. One rustic yurt, one rustic cabin, and three deluxe yurts are pet friendly, with a $10 per night fee and a requirement to keep pets leashed and under control.
- How do I book a stay?
- Reservations are made online through oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com, and can be booked up to six months in advance.
- Is there direct beach access from the park?
- No. The ocean beach is a short drive away; the park itself borders Lake Marie, a freshwater lake with a small sandy area and non-motorized boating.
- What's the difference between the rustic and deluxe units?
- Rustic cabins and yurts share the campground's central bathhouse, while deluxe yurts include a private bathroom, kitchenette, and outdoor grill, and some have lake views.
- What time can I check in if I'm arriving late?
- The park entrance is open 24 hours a day, so a reserved site or cabin will be waiting even for a late arrival.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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