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Strange Trees and Secret Beaches: Cape Meares State Park
Strange Trees and Secret Beaches: Cape Meares State Park

While Tilamook might be most famous for its cheese, Cape Meares is also well worth a visit while in the area. Cape Meares like many Oregon Coast state parks has a beautifully preserved historic lighthouse, and just a short walk from the lighthouse is a very oddly shaped tree called the Octopus Tree. Before we left we even saw a pod of gray whales that were feeding and breaching fairly close to shore!

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Free Camping, Oregon, Roadside Attractions, State Parks, Travel, VanlifeKaylee ThornleyFree Camping, Frugal Travel, Geology, Highway 101, Hiking, History, Oregon, Public Land, Road Trip, Roadside Attractions, Running, State Parks, Trail Running, Trails, Travel, Travel Planning, Trees, Vanlife, Vanlife Showers, Wildlife, Cape Meares, Oregon Coast, Lighthouses, Beaches, Whales, Ocean, Abandoned Places, Octopus TreeComment
Ten Places to Visit on your Southern British Columbia Vanlife Road Trip
Ten Places to Visit on your Southern British Columbia Vanlife Road Trip

These 10 BC destinations are for the most part free, except for the cost of a cup of coffee or a drink. We’ve also noted some of the places that we parked overnight for free, in case you are traveling in a van or RV.

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Canada, Free Camping, Travel, Vanlife, British ColumbiaKaylee ThornleyAbandoned Places, Beaches, Cheap Eats, Cities, Cooking, Food, Free Camping, Frugal Travel, Geology, Hiking, History, Lighthouses, Mountains, Ocean, Road Trip, Running, Sea Stacks, Trail Running, Trails, Travel, Urban Parks, Vanlife, Waterfalls, Whales, Foraging, Trees, Vanlife Showers, Border Crossings, Canada, Van Kitchen, Parks Canada, Coffee, WIFI, Alaska Highway, Glaciers, British Columbia, Cassiar Highway, Coquihalla Highway, Kamloops, Othello Tunnels, Hope BC, Castlegar, Chilliwack, Vancouver, English Bay, Lighthouse Park, Sea to Sky Highway, Squamish, Whistler, Provincial Parks, Brandywine Falls, Joffre Lakes Provinicial Park, Pemberton, Matier Glacier, Cloverdale BC, Blaine WAComment