Depoe Bay Harbor

Depoe Bay Harbor offers a well-maintained concrete boat ramp providing easy access to Depoe Bay and the surrounding waterways, including connections to the Pacific Ocean and three creeks (North Depoe Bay Creek, South Depoe Bay Creek, and Depoe Bay Creek). The ramp features convenient entry and exit points—you can launch directly at the ramp or use the small jetty to the right. Parking passes are required and can be obtained at the Harbor Office or City Hall; display your pass on the starboard side of both your trailer and vessel.

The harbor basin is equipped with modern amenities including mooring floats, berths with electricity, fuel (gasoline and diesel), water, and ice. If you need repairs, the facility has a tidal grid for minor hull work and access to hull and engine repair services. This saltwater access point is ideal for kayakers and canoeists exploring the bay's protected waters, though be aware of tidal conditions and saltwater navigation considerations.

Nearby recreation includes the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge and Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, offering opportunities for wildlife viewing and scenic paddling in this scenic coastal region.