North Coast
Warrenton, Oregon
Warrenton sits at the mouth of the Columbia River where the river meets the Pacific Ocean. It is a working waterfront town with a strong mar...
Warrenton sits at the mouth of the Columbia River where the river meets the Pacific Ocean. It is a working waterfront town with a strong mar...
~6,462
Population
Warrenton-Hammond School District
School District
Clatsop County
County
$325K - $800K
Typical Home Price Range
North Coast
Coastal Region
The typical home price range for Warrenton is an estimate based on my recent local sales and buyer inquiries as of mid-October 2026, not an official statistic; population and other figures are approximate public estimates for the geography noted, not official statistics. Prices vary widely by location and property type. Geography: Warrenton, Oregon Coast. Data retrieved October 15, 2026.
Warrenton feels practical and growing. There is an honest, working waterfront energy here that contrasts with the tourist-oriented towns. Families have discovered the value and the schools, and the town has a forward-looking optimism.
Warrenton sits at the mouth of the Columbia River where the river meets the Pacific Ocean.
It is a working waterfront town with a strong maritime heritage that has grown significantly in recent years as the commercial and residential hub of Clatsop County.
Warrenton offers some of the best value on the north coast, with newer subdivisions, established neighborhoods, and schools through its own independent district.
The Skipanon River runs through town providing beautiful waterfront views and boat access.
Warrenton is home to the Hammond Marina and the Warrenton Deepwater Terminal, and the commercial fishing fleet gives the town an authentic, no-nonsense character.
The proximity to Fort Stevens State Park, one of Oregon's best state parks, is a major asset.
About 95 minutes to Portland, 10 minutes to Astoria, 15 minutes to Seaside. Located at the mouth of the Columbia River with easy access to US 101 and US 26.
Warrenton is served by the Warrenton-Hammond School District. Enrollment, boundaries, and program details are published on the district's official website so you can evaluate the options for yourself. I am happy to share what I know about the area and point you to current district information.
School District: Warrenton-Hammond School District
Fort Stevens State Park : 3,700 acres with the historic fort, hiking, biking, beach access, and the Peter Iredale shipwreck
Hammond Marina : boating, fishing, and waterfront dining
Warrenton Deepwater Terminal : watch the working waterfront and commercial fishing fleet
Skipanon River : kayaking, paddleboarding, and wildlife viewing
Warrenton Farmers Market : seasonal community gathering
Nearby Astoria for dining, shopping, and the Columbia River Maritime Museum
Cape Disappointment State Park just across the river in Washington
I refresh this list every week so you always know what is happening in Warrenton: farmers markets, festivals, live music, and the seasonal gatherings that make coastal life special. Dates and details can shift, so it always pays to confirm with the venue or host before you head out.
Ongoing through fall | Fort Stevens State Park
The state park's miles of trails, shipwreck beach, and historic batteries are at their best in fall, with fewer crowds and dramatic light. A perfect low-key coastal outing.
October 1 to 31 | Participating restaurants and breweries from Astoria to Neskowin
The month-long celebration of coastal food and drink has the north coast's dining rooms going all in with seafood specials. October is the tastiest month on the calendar.
Late October, date posted by the City of Warrenton | Warrenton
The city's family-friendly fall gathering returns with seasonal fun for all ages. Watch the city's calendar for this year's date and details.
Sunday, October 25, 2 p.m. | Warrenton Waterfront Trail
The costume-friendly 5K along the Warrenton waterfront benefits the Warrenton Parks Alliance and is a favorite low-key Halloween-week run for families and runners of every pace. Leashed dogs are welcome to join the fun.
Events refreshed October 16, 2026. Dates, times, and details change, so confirm with the host or venue before you go. Know a gathering I should add for Warrenton? I would love to hear about it.
Warrenton offers a wonderful coastal dining experience shaped by the Pacific Ocean. Fresh seafood, local produce, and the warm hospitality of the Oregon Coast define the food scene here. Farmers markets, seafood markets, and local restaurants celebrate the bounty of the coast.
Warrenton is blessed with incredible natural beauty. The Oregon Coast is famous for its wide, dog-friendly beaches where leashed pups can run and explore. Here are some of the favorite outdoor spots:
Fort Stevens State Park (3,700 acres, historic fort, campground)
Warrenton Community Park (playground, sports fields)
Skipanon River Waterfront Park
Coffenbury Lake (swimming, fishing, and hiking within Fort Stevens)
Hammond Boat Basin Park
Most beaches on the Oregon Coast welcome leashed dogs, making it a paradise for pet owners. Many of the parks and trails in and around Warrenton are also dog-friendly. The coastal trails through state parks offer stunning views and are perfect for hiking with your four-legged companion. Be sure to bring water, poop bags, and a leash, and check local signs for any seasonal restrictions on specific beach areas.
From the headland trails at nearby state parks to the coastal forest paths, Warrenton offers hiking for every level. Many trails are suitable for leashed dogs and mountain biking, with stunning viewpoints along the way.
The wide, sandy beaches near Warrenton are ideal for running and playing with your dog. In addition to beach access, there are local parks and green spaces where the community gathers with their pets. Always follow local leash laws to keep everyone safe.
Confirm court availability and hours with the city or facility before heading out. Here are the places to play in and near Warrenton:
Camp Rilea Gymnasium: 33168 Patriot Way. Indoor play for the public Wednesdays,and Saturdays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. For a $3 fee. No reservations. Bring a drivers license for gate entry.
Warrenton offers the best value on the north coast with schools and Fort Stevens State Park at your doorstep. For buyers who want affordability with access to everything the coast offers, Warrenton delivers.
From seasonal festivals and farmers markets to activities for all ages and local businesses worth visiting, there is always something happening in Warrenton. Check out my full community guide for everything you need to know about living the coastal life here.
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