Munson Creek Falls State Natural Site is an Oregon state park in the Coast Range centered on Munson Creek Falls. Administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, the site is known for a waterfall identified as the tallest in Oregon’s Coast Range, dropping 319 feet. Rather than a broad park landscape, it is a compact destination focused on the falls themselves. A short hike of about 0.5 miles leads to viewpoints, making the site an accessible stop built around seeing the waterfall.