The Stonefield Beach State Recreation Site is a state park and recreation area in Florence, Oregon. Sightseeing is the most frequently enjoyed activity at the site.

The Stonefield Beach State Recreation Site got its name from a pioneer family that has strong connections to the area. In fact, the park contains gravesites of Stonefield family members. It is also home to the Ten-Mile Creek Bridge, constructed in 1931 out of reinforced concrete by McCullough.

Visitors of the Stonefield Beach State Recreation Site can enjoy the site through sightseeing, as mentioned earlier. Sunsets are lovely at the park, but it is also well known for its whale watching opportunities. Picnicking, fishing, and nature study are also frequently enjoyed at the site.