Marshall G.
9/2/2025
Walking the downtown seaport we found the locally funded docks. i think 50 at one time. Man, it was loud. Constant bickering for space to sun and rest. Some pretend to be asleep.
Newport Sea Lion Docks
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525 NW 57th St
Newport, OR 97365
Located in the charming coastal town of Newport, OR, the Newport Sea Lion Docks stand out as a vital hub for marine conservation efforts. This esteemed association plays a crucial role in protecting the local sea lion population and promoting awareness about marine wildlife conservation. Visitors to this organization can witness firsthand the dedication and passion of the team as they work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of these magnificent creatures.
As a prominent fixture in Newport, the Sea Lion Docks serve as a beacon of hope for environmental enthusiasts and animal lovers alike. With a strong emphasis on education and research, this organization provides valuable insights into the behavior and habitat of sea lions, fostering a deeper appreciation for these fascinating marine mammals. By supporting the Newport Sea Lion Docks, individuals can actively contribute to the preservation of marine ecosystems and the protection of these iconic creatures for generations to come.
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Ben C.
11/25/2024
The chorus of arh arh arh barks can be heard from afar and grows louder as you approach the famous dockside. Every seal for themselves as they fight for a moment to sunbathe onto of the floating...
T B.
11/8/2025
I stopped down here all the time. I love to see them. There is a restaurant right above. You can go there and sit in the windows and look out if you can get a seat. The food and drinks are amazing.
Brittney B.
10/31/2023
While on the Oregon Coast for vacation, I was told about the sea lion docks from a local, and I'm so glad that we struck up a conversation! Visiting Newport and the sea lion docks was such a great...
Jackie M.
12/29/2020
Follow the barking in Newport's historic bay front and you'll know you are close when you're hit with the odor of fishiness and poop. Turn at the pier and you find a bunch of adorable sea lions...
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