Its beautiful, the view is absolutely amazing and there is quite often eagles flying especially in the summer months high up in the sky here its a beautiful place to watch the sunset down on the Columbia River I wouldnt recommend assuming this is a park because its not however it has amazing views

10 foot long raised platform with 3 interpretive signs: I saw water & weeds. No trails or facilities. Parking on the edge of both sides of the road for a total of 4 cars. Average person stayed 2-3 minutes.

Small, beautiful little spot to view wildlife

Just a pull off area with a bit of history... No eagles

Nice place for a stop off the main highway. Good place for lunch with a view. I didnt see any eagles on my visit, but Im sure they are around as I saw them elsewhere all along the route to Astoria.There is only a viewing platform here. There are no services/restrooms.

Beautiful scenic place.

While this place is rather large, the only public access is a small platform boardwalk across the road. Im sure early in the AM there is more critters to see. A fun simple stop on the way to the coast. Pro tip bring a real camera with a zoom lens your phone will not cut it.

The eagle sanctuary turn off is located about 5 miles west of the Svensen/Burnside intersection on the right side of hwy 30 headed toward Astoria. The exit is marked by road signs that lead one to the little pull off spot on the side of a little backroad. There isnt much for site if you drive too fast to pay attention and see it as all u see is a fenced in wooden little seating area with a landmarking of posted information. It stands amidst a breathtaking view of the Columbian River and the sanctuary grasslands. Eagles nests above in the trees are sometimes spotted as is on the occasion of spotting a bald eagle fly above as they surface the area. There is a little area patches out to walk further down toward the river which leads to the Pacific railroad that used to run through transporting between Astoria and Portland. It is altogether quiet, untouched by anything unnatural or intrusive to the environment, and very peaceful. Its a lovely place to sit and collect ones thoughts or another breathtaking photo of the river and /or sunset.

Cant wait to see an eagle this winter, hopefully.

Peaceful scenery. Seen one Eagle while was there.

Its okay. Not really worth the stop.

This place is something to see and bring your binoculars so you can see the eagles. Not many people know about this place and its very special to me

Although we saw no Eagles, the area was beautiful.

Stop in with my girlfriend great to see it is in great shape and is a beautiful view

Beautiful View! Right off the Highway! Meditative atmospheric environment.

Ive been here half a dozen times and never seen an eagle....Nice salt marsh but quite some distance awayBetter spots for viewing both on the Washington side of the river

Very nice !!@

Nice reserve..didnt see any eagles

Patience is required but this is a simple spot with a beautiful view

Always beautiful, always peaceful. A nice 1 mile detour from highway 30. Great spot for a little break and a stretch.

Great place to see eagles and a good access point to walk the out of service RR tracks.

A beautiful peaceful place

Beautiful place

Beautiful. and theres a geo cache

Nothing to see in august

Peaceful, scenic, spiritual.

Ive seen several eagles..

Beautiful area. Theres no guarantee youll see them but the 2 times we went we saw one for a sec.

Beautiful Views!

Beautiful view, great for wild life watchers. No amenities

Patience, lots of patience but will be worth it, had the chance to see lots of bold eagles, on pines, flying, standing on branches, simply amazing.

We did not see any eagles but it was beautiful and relaxing.

Temperature:*38; Damp & Foggy. Light Misty rain. No wind. Soon enough I chilled 2 the bone in the weather.February 28, 20180822 hoursBeautiful wetland area with lots of wild ducks and Canada Geese calling all around.Looked, but did not see any Eagles.This is off of hwy 30 between Longview and Astoria .Road is calledEagle SanctuaryThere is what appears to be a small neighbourhood association when first driving down the roadBeautiful area!!Thankyou for building that solid wood structure with the signs on it describing the history & everything here-This was also part of the Lewis and Clark expeditionAwesome area and place to see!!THANKYOU

Heaven!

I just like that it exists

Road side small spot to look at wet lands

Nothing here at the time. No visable nesting,,, .?

Huge Eagles!

Bring binoculars

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