Cullaby Lake County Park is a 165-acre park located off Highway 101 between Astoria and Seaside, Oregon. The lake is said to take its name from a man named Cullaby, a well-known Indian thought to be the son of Jack Ramsay, a native man whom Meriwether Lewis and William Clark met on December 31, 1805. Described by Clark as being “…freckled with long duskey red hair, about 25 years of age, and must Certainly be half white at least, this man appeared to understand more of the English language than the others of his party, but did not Speak a word of English, he possessed all the habits of the Indians,” it is speculated that Ramsay’s father was had either been shipwrecked or deserted from a British trading ship.
The park offers public access to Cullaby Lake, along with a boat launch and docks and a variety of activities for visitors to enjoy, such as playgrounds, fishing, swimming, nature observation areas, and picnicking, just to name a few. Four-stall restrooms with flushing toilets are also on site.
The picnic shelters are available for rental year-round, and areas of the park can also be reserved for special events. For more information, visit Cullaby Lake County Park.
Netul Landing Visitor Center, Netul River Trail, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 2.97 mi (straight line)
Fort Clatsop Visitor Center, Fort Clatsop Road, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 3.66 mi (straight line)
Fort Clatsop Visitor Center, Fort Clatsop Road, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 3.66 mi (straight line)
LC Features Museums and Interpretive Centers Walks and Hikes Outdoor Experiences
North Gateway Park, U.S. 101, Seaside, OR, USA
Distance: 4.92 mi (straight line)
Astoria Fishing Charters and Guide Service, Aspmo Road, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 5.62 mi (straight line)
Seaside Museum & Historical Society, Necanicum Drive, Seaside, OR, USA
Distance: 6.15 mi (straight line)
Seaside Aquarium, North Promenade, Seaside, OR, USA
Distance: 6.35 mi (straight line)
Seaside Carousel Mall, Broadway Street, Seaside, OR, USA
Distance: 6.45 mi (straight line)
Seaside, OR, USA
Distance: 6.45 mi (straight line)
Lewis & Clark Salt Cairn Historic Monument, Seaside, OR, USA
Distance: 7.09 mi (straight line)
Wreck of the Peter Iredale, Hammond, OR, USA
Distance: 7.19 mi (straight line)
General History Outdoor Experiences Walks and Hikes Viewpoints
Tansy Point, Warrenton, OR, USA
Distance: 7.24 mi (straight line)
Tribal Experiences Outdoor Experiences Viewpoints Walks and Hikes
Astoria Riverfront Trolley, Industry Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 7.33 mi (straight line)
Peter Pan Market & Deli, Niagara Avenue, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 7.52 mi (straight line)
Astoria Riverwalk Inn, Industry Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 7.54 mi (straight line)
Flavel House Museum, Exchange Street, Astoria, OR, USA
Distance: 7.91 mi (straight line)
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