Stayed September 1-2

Grateful for a last minute unreserved campsite. Walk out onto the beach. Lovely experience. Nice bath house with showers. We had a “tent” site without hookups-those are more costly and closest to the beach. Hope to come back someday.

King of All He Inhabits

I lived in Oregon fo 30 years, and this was my family’s go to place. You may say my mom and dad’s spirit’s still roam the grounds. Maybe you can say Howdy to them at the big sand dune south the camp sights. This is a grand camp park, with one of the best Sun sets on the west coast. Don’t be fooled, the park has a very nice Seward Dump. I think you will love it.

Retired

This is a great campground for families. I’d watch and play with our two little ones while my spouse read, sunned, napped, watched cloud shadows and, after a decent interval, like after lunch, we’d switch and I got to lay about. That was in 1989 These days, the level, walk-out to the beach is a wonderful asset when I take my fat-tire bicycle to run up and down the beach, slipping and splashing in and out of the surf. Moving that fast on the sand is like flying - a wonderful feeling of liberation. The beach there is flat as an ironing board, easy, easy access, and just a lovely place to bask or get wet and play.

Camp sights right off the highway, can be a bit loud when trucks pass by. But also very close to ocean which is nice to hear to fall asleep :)

Tent sites are very close to highway, spend your time sitting at the beach, which is nice and easy to get to.

Great place. Wish they were open all year.