
• Mill Beach is a sandy shoreline in Brookings with Table Rock on the beach




Mill Beach is a short stretch of shore in Brookings, located north of Chetco Point. It is a sandy, crescent-shaped beach with rocky areas at both ends.
Table Rock sits in the middle of the beach, and during low tide, you can walk around it. Parking is available for up to seven vehicles (four on the upper level and three on the lower), with restrooms and a picnic table nearby, though there are no additional amenities.
Mill Beach is a fantastic spot to enjoy beach life, collect rocks, explore tidepools, and picnic. Best of all, it remains uncrowded even during the hot season.
Nearby Chetco Point Park has a trail to Chetco Point and to Chetco Beach, which you can alsdo enjoy while you are in Brookings.

Rockhounding and Beachcombing
Mill Beach is a fantastic spot for rockhounding and beachcombing. The beach receives a lot of material from the nearby Chetco River.
The rocky edges of the beach are the best places to search for collectible stones. You can find jasper (with red being more abundant), quartz, agate, nephrite, shells, sea glass, and other gifts of the ocean scattered across the entire beach.
The best time to hunt for interesting rocks and shells is during low tide or just after a storm.
Other beaches in Brookings featuring great gravels bars are McVay Rock State Recreation Site, Crissey Field State Recreation, and Sport Haven Beach.

Tidepool Watching
The rocky edges of Mill Beach are full of formations that trap colorful ocean creatures and plants. Visit during low tide to see vibrant ocean life in nature-made aquariums.
Please remember not to touch or remove any marine life — the ocean is a sensitive ecosystem we must protect.
If you want to see even more tidepools, be sure to visit nearby Chetco Beach.

Mill Beach Camping, Lodging & Vacation Rentals
There is no camping at Mill Beach, but Beachfront RV Park at Sport Haven Beach, just a few miles away, offers a developed campground with full and partial hookup RV sites, as well as camping sites with picnic tables.
Brookings also offers plenty of lodging options to suit different budgets and needs.
Affordable vacation rentals for short and long-term stays in Brookings
Mill Beach | Facts
Open: Year-round
Managed by: Oregon State Parks
Amenities: Restrooms, picnic tables
Activities: Hiking, beachcombing, rockhounding, tidepool exploring, picnicking & nature viewing
Day-use fees: None
Mill Beach is located:
- 29 miles southeast of Gold Beach
- 97 miles southwest of Grants Pass
- 166 miles southwest of Roseburg.
Adventures Nearby
Directions to Mill Beach
- Turn onto Mill Beach Road and follow it for 0.4 miles
- Turn left onto Macklyn Cove Drive and follow it for 0.2 miles.
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