Welcome to the Astoria Waterfront EarthCam
Enjoy a live webcam view of Astoria's working waterfront from atop the Columbia River Maritime Museum. This Astoria webcam, provided by EarthCam, overlooks the historic Lightship Columbia, marine activity along the Columbia River, and the iconic Astoria-Megler Bridge, offering a real-time glimpse of one of the Pacific Northwest's most recognizable waterfronts.
The Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce coordinated the installation of this camera through EarthCam's America250 initiative in partnership with the Columbia River Maritime Museum. By sharing Astoria's waterfront with viewers around the world, the camera helps showcase our community, support local tourism, and celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary.
Whether you're planning a visit, checking Astoria's current weather, remembering a favorite trip to Oregon's North Coast, or simply enjoying the Columbia River, we hope you enjoy this live look at Astoria.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the camera live?
Yes. The Astoria Waterfront EarthCam streams live from the Columbia River Maritime Museum.
Can I use this camera to check the weather?
Yes. Many viewers use the live camera to check current weather, river conditions, and visibility before visiting Astoria.
What ships might I see?
Depending on the day, you may spot cargo ships, fishing vessels, Coast Guard boats, tugboats, cruise ships, pleasure craft, and other marine traffic traveling the Columbia River. Visit The Ship Report for more information about river traffic.
Where is the camera located?
The camera is mounted on the Columbia River Maritime Museum overlooking Astoria's waterfront near the 17th Street Plaza.
About This Camera
Location
The Astoria Waterfront EarthCam is mounted atop the Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria, Oregon, overlooking the Columbia River and Astoria's historic waterfront.
What You'll See
The live camera view includes the historic Lightship Columbia, commercial and recreational marine traffic, the Astoria-Megler Bridge, and ever-changing weather and river conditions along Oregon's North Coast.
About the Project
The camera was coordinated locally by the Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce through EarthCam's America250 initiative in partnership with the Columbia River Maritime Museum. The project helps showcase Astoria and Oregon's North Coast to viewers around the world while supporting tourism and celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
Planning a Visit?
Inspired by the live view? Explore Astoria and Warrenton's attractions, restaurants, lodging, events, and outdoor recreation to start planning your North Coast getaway with Travel Astoria Warrenton.