Beaver Creek

Ona Beach, Brian Booth State Park Boat Launch, and Beaver Creek Kayak Launch

Beaver Creek, located near Ona Beach in Oregon, has a rich history tied to the area's natural resources and indigenous peoples. The land was gradually acquired for public use from 1938 to 2010, and it is now part of Brian Booth State Park. This area was historically inhabited by the Alsi Indians, who were part of the coastal and riverine tribes. There’s one launch by Hwy 101 and the other one up Beaver Creek Road, which requires carrying kayaks a short distance to a dock entry launch. Traveling these upstream waters promises plenty of wildlife, especially during the early mornings. If one follows the water current one can paddle all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

Beaver Creek Launch Sites

For expanded details on our launch sites, click the link or hover over the box below and click the image to visit Super Water Trails (SWT). While our "Map and Launch Sites" tab provides basic locations, SWT offers deeper insights into whether the site is open, launch type, tidal, cellular signal availability, fee, if a pass is accepted, and amenities.

Registration is required to access the platform. SWT was developed by FOAK member Annette Chihorek and is free to use, though some premium features are available for a fee.

Launch sites:

1. Ona Beach, Seal Rock

2. Brian Booth State Park Boat Launch

3. Beaver Creek Kayak Launch