Some Oregon and Coastal State Parks to Add Parking Fees, Raise Camping RatesPublished 08/02/25 at 7:45 a.m.By Oregon Coast Beach Connection Staff(Bandon, Oregon) – Late 2025 will be a little more expensive for some visitors to the Oregon coast – and elsewhere around the state. Starting this fall, parking fees will be added at 21 additional day-use parks across the state – including 9 on the coast. The parks that will begin charging for parking on October 1, 2025, include:Beverly Beach State Park (Newport)Bullards Beach State Park (Bandon)Cline Falls State Scenic ViewpointCrown Point State Scenic CorridorDexter State Recreation SiteFace Rock State Park (Bandon)Farewell Bend State Recreation AreaFort Stevens State Park (Warrenton)Harris Beach State Recreation Site (Brookings)Hat Rock State ParkLaPine State ParkLewis and Clark State Recreation SiteLowell State Recreation SiteOswald West State Park (Manzanita)Prineville Reservoir State ParkSouth Beach State Park (Newport)Starvation Creek State ParkSunset Bay State Park (Coos Bay)Tolovana Beach State Recreation Site (Cannon Beach)Tryon Creek State Natural AreaValley of the Rogue State Recreation AreaWhy are they charging for parking at additional parks? OPRD is also collecting public feedback at Reimagine Oregon State Parks - Oregon State Parks to help guide its efforts to reimagine a stronger, more resilient park system. Lincoln City lodging reviewsMore About Oregon Coast hotels, lodging.....More About Oregon Coast Restaurants, Dining.....Coastal SpotlightWashington Coast / Oregon Coast Articles (stories are random: hit reload to see different articles)Back to Oregon CoastContact Advertise on Oregon Coast Beach ConnectionAll Content, unless otherwise attributed, copyright © Oregon Coast Beach Connection.