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The City of Yachats - North Yachats Community Area
Crossing over the bridge at the Big Creek Estuary, the southward course of the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway shortly meets up with the USFS Tillicum Beach Campground located on the west side of the highway. The U.S. Forest Service manages the campground as part of the Siuslaw National Forest. A portion of the campground is open for year round use with another section open during the summer season only. Key campground amenities include 60 camping sites, piped drinking water, flush toilet facilities, fire rings and picnic tables, and access to the beach strand of Tillicum Beach. Across from the campground on the east side of Highway 101 is the Angell Job Corp Center, a part of the Job Corp Organization. The Center is part of a federally funded program set-up to provide job training and education services to disadvantaged youth. The north end of the Yachats Community features small neighborhood sections built near the beach strands of Tillicum Beach and Sandy Beach. The Community Area of San Marine is a small residential area set along the ocean featuring a variety of home sites on both sides of the highway as well as providing community access to the beach. The San Marine Community Area draws from its history as an early pioneer settlement in the Yachats Area and today still maintains its quaint seaside appeal. The north end of the Yachats Community includes Vingie Creek and Starr Creek, two small creeks that run from the hillsides to the ocean, providing another wonderful natural setting for residential development in the Yachats Area.
Photo of the USFS Tillicum Beach Campground, a campground located on the west side of Highway 101 within the Siuslaw National Forest built overlooking the beach strand of Tillicum Beach found in the northern end of the Yachats Community together with the facilities associated with the Angell Job Corps Center situated on the east side of Highway 101, a campus location for the Job Corps Organization established to provide job training and education services to disadvantaged youth.
Photo of the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway as its course runs southward from the north end of the Yachats Area leading past the USFS Tillicum Beach Campground, the Community Area of San Marine, the residential neighborhoods built around the beach strand of Sandy Beach, eventually meeting the rocky shoreline settings found in the City of Yachats.
Photo of the transition point where the beach strands of Tillicum Beach and Sandy Beach give way to the lengthy shorelines of basalt rocks found throughout the main coastline sections fronting the City of Yachats plus extending further southward past the Headland of Cape Perpetua and the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area at the south end of Lincoln County.


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