Mill Beach – Secluded Beach with Table Rock and Tidepools!
• Mill Beach is a sandy shoreline with rocky edges • Table Rock sits right on the beach, and you can walk around it on the low tide
Mill Beach is a short stretch of shore in Brookings, next to Chetco Point. It is a sandy crescent-shaped beach with rocky areas on both ends.
Table Rock sits right in the middle, and on the low tide, you can walk around it. The beach parking can accommodate up to 6 vehicles. It has restrooms and picnic tables, but there are no additional amenities.
Mill Beach can be a fantastic spot to enjoy beach life, collect rocks, watch tidepools, and picnic. And the best part is the beach is not very crowded, even during the hot season.
Mill Beach
Hiking
Mill Beach stretches for about a mile, making it a fantastic spot for a relaxing stroll or a jog. Nearby Chetco Point Park has a trail to Chetco Point and to Chetco Beach, which you can enjoy while you are in the area, too.
Rockhounding and Beachcombing
Mill Beach is a fantastic rockhounding and beachcombing spot. The beach receives a lot of material from the nearby Chetco River.
The beach's rocky edges are the best places to look for collectible stones. You can search for interesting shells, driftwood, sea glass and other gifts of the ocean through the entire beach.
Mill Beach's edges are full of rocky formations trapping colorful ocean creatures and plants. Go on the low tide to see ocean life in nature-made aquariums.
Please remember not to touch or remove any flora and fauna because the ocean is a sensitive ecosystem we must protect.
If you want to see more tidepools, you can do it at Chetco Beach.
Mill Beach View From Chetco Point
Mill Beach Camping, Lodging & Vacation Rentals
There is no camping at Mill Beach, but Brookings has various lodging options.
