Explore the Serenity of Warehouse Beach

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car within Umatilla County, start by finding your way to Highway 395. From Pendleton, head north on Highway 395 for about 30 miles. You'll want to take a right onto Highway 730. Continue on Highway 730 for approximately 10 miles until you reach the junction with Umatilla River. Warehouse Beach is located along the river, and you should look for signs indicating the beach access. There is a small parking area available, but be mindful of any signs indicating parking restrictions.

• Public Transportation

  Currently, public transportation options directly to Warehouse Beach are limited. However, you can take a bus to the nearest town, which is Umatilla. From Umatilla, you would need to arrange for a taxi or rideshare service to cover the remaining distance of about 5 miles to Warehouse Beach. Ensure you check the local bus schedules for any updates on routes and fares, as these may vary. Be prepared for a fare of approximately $1-$5 depending on the bus service.

• Bicycle

  For the adventurous, biking to Warehouse Beach is a great option. From Pendleton, you can cycle along Highway 395 heading north, then transition onto Highway 730. This route is approximately 40 miles, so ensure you're prepared with adequate supplies, a map, and a helmet. The roads are relatively quiet, but be cautious of traffic. The beach is accessible by a short ride down to the waterfront once you arrive.

• Walking/Hiking

  If you're close enough, and you're feeling energetic, you can walk or hike to Warehouse Beach from nearby towns like Umatilla. Be aware that walking from Umatilla will take you several hours, so plan accordingly. Follow the same route as you would for driving, using the paths along Highway 730. Ensure you have good walking shoes and plenty of water, especially during warmer months.