Since the surrounding mountains offer protection from our famous winds and winter storms, it actually has some of the warmest weather on the Oregon coast.

Windsurfing, kayaking, and scuba diving are popular along this coastline.

Humbug Mountain (elevation 1,756 feet) dominates the park and campground with its switchback trails leading to the top. Hiking to the top of Humbug Mountain is a major activity, ideal for bird watching among native plants and animals. There are nearby forests, canyons and  wetlands for further exploration.

There is a Day Use area in the Park with a Myrtlewood grove that you can picinic in or stroll by the creek and read the interpretive signs.

• Port of Port Orford
• Port Orford Heads
• Port Orford Lifeboat Station
• Cape Blanco State Park
• Cape Blanco Lighthouse
• Historic Hughes House
• Humbug Mountain State Park