Cape Blanco Lighthouse and its collection

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The Cape Blanco Lighthouse is a significant landmark located in Curry County, Oregon, United States. Managed by the American Coast Guard, this lighthouse stands as a beacon of history and maritime significance. It is situated within the Cape Blanco State Park, offering visitors a chance to explore both the lighthouse and the surrounding natural beauty.

Visiting the Cape Blanco Lighthouse

The Cape Blanco State Park, where the lighthouse is located, is open to the public. The lighthouse itself is also open for visitors. This provides a unique opportunity for tourists to explore the lighthouse and learn about its history, while also enjoying the natural beauty of the state park.

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Cape Blanco Lighthouse
91100 Cape Blanco Rd
OR 97465 Port Orford
Oregon

Visitor information Cape Blanco Lighthouse

Opening hours

The Cape Blanco Lighthouse (Workroom and Gift Shop only) will be OPEN from May to October (every day except Tuesday). The Hughes House and Lifeboat Station Museum will be OPEN from May to September (every day except Tuesday). Please check the website for the opening hours.

Admission

0 – 15Free
16+US$2.00

Facilities

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Location & Map

91100 Cape Blanco Rd, Port Orford

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Cape Blanco Lighthouse Reviews

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  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    Cape Blanco Lighthouse offers visitors a glimpse into maritime history on the Oregon coast. Standing as the oldest continuously operating lighthouse in Oregon, it provides panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding landscape. The site includes the well-preserved lighthouse structure and a small museum in the former keeper's quarters. Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse for a close-up view of the Fresnel lens and an expansive ocean vista. The museum displays historical artifacts and information about the lighthouse's past and the lives of its keepers. While the exhibits are informative, some visitors note they are somewhat limited in scope. The remote location adds to its charm but can make access challenging in poor weather. Guided tours are available, and many find the volunteer docents knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The grounds offer opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography. However, facilities are basic, and some visitors mention the need for more amenities. Overall, Cape Blanco Lighthouse provides an educational and scenic experience, particularly appealing to those interested in maritime history or seeking coastal views.

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