If you need a place to stay in the area, do not pass this place up. It is not much, but it is clean and quiet. Some road noise from 101, but it slows at night. Host/Staff very nice and informative. Sites are a good size, with grass, table, fire ring, and I was able to choose mine. I walked the place in 5 minutes and found a space that was good for our needs. We had full hookups and an easy exit. Some full timers here, clean and quiet. Looked like some small cabins in the back of the campground. Restrooms/Shower looked clean, in need of some updating. Looked like you could have some view of the ocean, but too foggy during our stay. We went to the beach and walked around. Did have to cross the 101 with the family (we looked like the immigration sign down by San Diego) to get to the beach. Looked like great tide pooling in the morning. We enjoyed our one night here and would stay again if we were in the area. Just remember not too many things to do here except for the beach and activities you would have to travel to. Almost forgot, no credit cards taken here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

There are only a few pull-through sites here, and not all are level. They can be tight; we nearly didn't get into ours. Gravel and dirt roads could be a mess if it rained very hard. Some sites have a view of the Pacific Ocean; to reach it necessitates crossing the very busy highway 101. However, this is one of the most reasonably priced stops along this stretch of the beautiful Oregon coast, and is central to dozens of state beaches and parks, the Newport aquarium, three lighthouses and several historic communities. The full hookups and longer sites are essential for a big rig as the state parks have limited size and hookups. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wonderful view of the ocean. Kind and courteous service. We stayed overnight and would go back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are only a couple pull-through sites and a few that have 50 amp. We had to get a 30 amp. The sites are spacious. Our Verizon air card and phone worked. The office was friendly. This is convenient to Newport. There is a path to the Seal Rock beach but it necessitates crossing Hwy 101. We thought the price was high but so is the whole coast! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a very nice park with very spacious sites. Ours was overlooking the coast. Friendly staff. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites were divided by shrubs and trees, which gives each site some privacy. Our site had a picnic table and was spacious. The location was great as it is on the 101 and the beach is just across the highway. WiFi is available for a daily fee and really can only be used close to the office. We would have used it, but we were too far away and sitting on a picnic table close to the office did not appeal to me as it is a grey and cold night. Also, there is only one shower and 2 bathroom stalls. It was clean, but it would be nice if there were more stalls. Although it was right on the highway, it was very quiet at night. We enjoyed it and will return but it would only be for an overnight visit given there is only one shower. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Our site 15 had a great view of the beach and ocean. Access to the beach is by crossing highway 101 and there is a lot of traffic so be careful. No public phone. Nearest one is at a store 1/4 mile north. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Older park run by very nice staff. A number of the 25 F/S sites look like long term tenants. Doesn't detract from the park, just from the number of sites actually available. Also, appx. 16 tent sites. Some of the sites have some privacy thanks to shrubs and placing of sites. Park sits just above east side of Hwy 101, overlooking very beautiful portion of the Oregon coast. Sites 40-44 best for view. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.