Extremely nice staff that works here. Check in was quick and efficient. We had a very nice pull through site with a little bit of shade and the Wi-Fi and cable TV worked great. This is definitely a family park in the summer time and everyone seems to be having a good time. We would recommend this RV Park to everyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a large, family and kid friendly park. The roads are gravel with paved sites. We were here at the end of summer vacation so the park was full of kids. The beach is right across the street, but the park also has an indoor pool. The showers are some of the nicest we have found. The owners are super nice and want to please. They own the pizza place and market next door, both of which are reasonable and convenient - no need to leave the area. Maintenance is always busy keeping the park as nice as it can be when it is full and busy. We would return but after school is back in, the park will be totally different during the week, which would be nice for those of us who no longer have kids. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location on the coast near State Park, Dory Landing beach, and Tillamook Cheese Factory. Lots of trees so satellite TV reception can be dicey and Verizon signal weak so I had to use cradle amplifier to work over the Internet. Great Wi-Fi up at the lodge. Sites were narrow but well-spaced and private. Some sites have sewer though most don't and some have cable TV. Nice views and sound of the ocean. Excellent indoor pool and outdoor hot tub. Would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Not the biggest fan of how Thousand Trails operates their campgrounds. This park will take a reservation and ensure full-hook up; however, when we arrived, it took us over an hour to find a site large enough for our 40' motor coach. Of course it was not full-hook up. The site is ok, but a little small and we had to acquire a fire ring from a neighboring site. Cable is fuzzy and we could not get satellite to work in the trees; however, we did not take the time to mess around with the portable satellite as we only stayed 4 nights. Great view of the Pacific ocean from our site and dump station is convenient to our site – C9. No wifi in park and we did not attempt it at the lounge. AT&T and Verizon worked pretty good with the booster. Deeded access to the beach from the park. Pick up some firewood along the way as the campground sells a small bundle of fairly green cedar for $8. Loved feeding the bunnies that inhabit the park. They will literally run up to you for a carrot. Needless to say, I went through a lot of carrots while walking through the park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location. This TT benefits from the beautiful Pacific City area. Beautiful tall trees at each campsite. The campsites are not "neighbor" friendly. In other words, they are situated as such that you are isolated from your neighbor. I guess in some cases that could be a good thing, but I always like to see and talk to the fellow RV's in the park. The park is big, so unless you want a work out, you'll need to take a car to the rec center or camp store from the camp sites. Most TT parks are old and run down, however this one is very well kept and maintained, bathrooms and showers were clean. Limited satellite service, only a few spots because of the trees, and they don't have cable TV in all spots. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I think the name for this RV park may have changed to Seascape RV Park, it has the same address and phone number. We had no problems with the people running the park. In fact the lady that posted such a negative review never even stayed here and I noticed the same type review on other sites, but again, she never stayed there, only bad-mouthed the RV park. The park was an older park but it was friendly to dogs and in a perfect spot, right across the road from Cape Kiwanda. Our family was having a reunion and it was the best way to bring our dogs. The bathrooms were rather old and the shower had a sign saying the price was $1.00 for guests and $2.00 for non-guests. We used our own shower. The bunny population was minimal and our dogs (miniature schnauzers) were attracted to them. There was a section to walk your dogs and a scooper provided to clean up after your dog. There was a playground area for kids but not many activities. There was a laundromat in the main building. We enjoyed The Pelican Pub & Brewery right across the road. The fireworks the night before July 4th were unbelievable. In fact when the professional ones started we had a hard time paying attention since we were so distracted by the "amateur" ones. The beach was very clean and we enjoyed exploring the tidal pools. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I am a 34 year old female and this woman in charge of the RV park treated me the rudest and worst I have ever been treated! I tried to enter the park to take a look and get info. She stopped my husband and I along with our two young children both in strollers as we were just entering. She rudely told us to stop at the yellow line and not to pass it. This park is for registered guests only. My husband asked if she had any info on her park. She replied yes if we have openings. We asked repeatedly if we could get info to stay and she just repeated that the park was for registered guests and we could not pass the yellow line. We also asked if we could look at the park and she replied yes from behind the yellow line as if we were criminals. I guess this is a huge clue not to stay at this RV park unless you want to be treated like crap for asking for park info. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This small park is located directly next to the larger, more impressive, RV resort and campground. It's actually closer to the beach, and is definitely a lot quieter! It doesn't have any amenities, and the lower price reflects that. The park itself was clean, the long-term "leaseholders" were friendly, the Pacific City bunny rabbits are here too and are just a joy to watch and hand feed! There is a tiny 'playground,' really just one swing set. Paved roads, fairly level gravel spots. NO trees at all, although that may be due to storms earlier this season. On-site laundry with many machines, including double/triple and quadruple load washers, and dryers that really really work!! (And just 25 cents for a 10 minute dry cycle that got a load of laundry dry for me!) Two major complaints. The bathroom and shower were not evaluated, because they are always locked and available only during daytime hours: with permission of the owners. The reason, and I quote, "It is too much of a hassle to have to unlock them for someone, and to have to listen to people taking a shower, because they are attached to our home. Plus, it was a pain to have to clean them." Even if you have a self-contained motorhome, which I thankfully do, it is nice to sometimes be able to take a LONG hot shower in a stall with elbow room! Second complaint: the owners themselves. Actually, I guess there are just resident managers. The husband isn't so bad, he's kind of friendly and nice to talk to. But the wife: my goodness she is something else!!! She scampers around, every time someone drives in to the park to use the public laundry or just to "take a look," she is there questioning them. She cackles when she laughs, usually at inappropriate times. She is just plain RUDE to try to talk to, and says awful things about previous/current campers! I had spoken to her several times about staying here for a few months, and she was nice and friendly (although still quite odd). Then, when I arrived with my motorhome and my dogs, she became a totally different woman, practically screeching, "You didn't tell me you have dogs. Well, you better watch it!" I'm a grown, responsible woman. I've been a Registered Nurse for years, on many non-profit boards, I have lived in the "nicest" neighborhoods, etc. But, she treats everyone as though they have the potential to be either criminals or vagrants. She actually YELLED at me (from across the campground!) to "Stay out of other campsites!!!" when I chased a piece of litter (not even mine!) to pick it up from mere inches off the paved road to take it to the sole dumpster. She peeks inside that dumpster every time a camper places anything inside, as though to be sure she approves of what they have disposed of. When she walked me to my campsite (as though I couldn't find it myself, when this is a small place with no trees or hills, and each site is clearly marked), she stood in the center of the site, exactly in my blind spot and literally screamed direction to me! No wonder I ended up crooked!! (I later re-backed into the space, straight and about 15 feet further forward than she insisted I park!) For a "place to sleep" for a couple of nights, only yards from the beautiful Cape Kiwanda State Park beach, right on the 3 Capes Loop Scenic Byway, it's worth a stop. Just remember to NOT GIGGLE when the owner cackles like the Wicked Witch of the West!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.