Tokatee Klootchman State Natural Site is a state park in the U.S. state of Oregon. Administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, it offers wildlife, bird, and marine-mammal watching, and it has a beach. The park is 16 miles north of Florence on U.S. Route 101.
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Very hard hiking and need to watch the tide closely. The tides in the area can easily trap people if they are not careful. At the same it is one of my favorite spots to enjoy the coast on. A mix of rocks and sand. Our family goes here regularly to enjoy the Oregon coast. Please be careful steep incline down to the shore and tidal changes. Can not stress enough to know high and low tides before going out at this spot. Also watch for logs in the water we saw a big one recently rolling...
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Calling all you tide hoppers! This is such a fun but kinda scary place. Fabulous rock hunting & shell collecting during the winter months. There are fun rock walls/pillars to scramble over, tide pool viewing to grip all hearts and more pebbles then I had time to search thru. Beware of the local wild life if you bring the dogs. Oh always pick up some trash on the...
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It was very pretty and a nice quick stop, but I did not see any picnic tables or easy trails (picnic table were on the sign at the parking lot). There was a trail down to the beach area, but I did not go down it as it looked a bit steep and I didn't have my hiking boots on. It was a very scenic stop, but I'm biased as i love the...
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