The Fort Stevens Military Reservation guarded the mouth of the Columbia River from the Civil War through World War II.
This is the largest state park campground in Oregon, with over 500 sites.
Our site..You can see, lots of trees, which means no satellite and lots of mosquitoes!
The hull of a shipwreck on the beach.. The Wreck of the” Peter Iredale”…
Some folks just chillin…
And others taking a dip…
We then explored the fort…
There was alot to see, they also offer a truck tour….
But we were getting hungry, so we headed to downtown Astoria and had fish & chips at the….
Just a little boat in the middle of a parking lot across from the Maritime Museum. I have read rave reviews on trip advisor. Their fish is actually tuna, which I wasn’t sure about, but it was really good. I still think I prefer halibut though.
On our way back we stopped along the river…
And chatted with another couple and watched this big freighter go by…
Tomorrow we hook up and head up the road and over the bridge to Long Beach, Wa…
3 comments:
It looks like a very nice location, but the mosquitos could offset the beauty somewhat.
We're putting this one on the list when we get out that way.
Fort Stevens is a great state park..we wish you safe travels as you head to Long Beach!!
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