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Open Year-round
Yes
Reservations possible?
Yes
RV Hookups
Yes
Potable water
Yes
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Nearby Lodging + Camping
Northern Oregon Coast, Oregon
Northern Oregon Coast, Oregon
Northern Oregon Coast, Oregon
Comments
Cons:
Limited shade
All camp sites (at least in A loop) blend together
No privacy (I could see what the campers 3 sites down were eating)
Small sites
Pros:
Very well maintained
Friendly camp host & rangers
Easy beach access
Centrally located for other activities
Clean beach
Surprisingly quiet
Conclusion: Thinking about another trip there, but maybe in the week instead of the weekend.
Camp Hosts have firewood, bring dry starter as the moisture really seeps in during the Spring months. Campsites are a good medium size, with paved parking spaces for a couple cars or long RV. Tent pitching surfaces range from forest floor to grass to mud. A tarp or footprint is recommended to combat moisture and mud.
Walking West from the campground, drop a blanket and picnic materials once your feet hit sand. The beach itself has some mileage to it, perfect for strolling down at the end of the day for sunset. Views of Netarts and off-coast sea stacks to the North add to the visual pleasure of the beach, which is littered with driftwood, shells and rocks, and whatever the tide happens to bring in besides good vibes.
Oregon Coast weather, unpredictable at times. Prepare for rain regardless of weather forecast in Spring. Expect winds coming up from the ocean during the night year round. The main campground has sites nestled back into tree coverage, as well as some under open sky closer to the beach.
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