Humbug Mountain State Park lies on Oregon’s southern coast near Port Orford and Gold Beach. Administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, it encompasses 1,842 acres surrounding 1,759-foot Humbug Mountain, a striking coastal headland and one of the tallest on the Oregon coast. The park’s significance comes from the meeting of steep, forested mountain slopes and a dramatic shoreline, creating a distinctive landscape that stands out along this section of the coast.