The West Coast · OR
The Oregon Coast in an RV
Three hundred and sixty miles of public shoreline, headlands, sea stacks and dunes, all of it open to everybody by law. Most people give it 6 days.
When to goJune through September for the weather, though the winter storms are their own draw.
What fitsUp to 45 feet. Plenty of room to park and enough hookups that a trailer makes sense.
What catches people outOregon state parks are excellent and fill fast. The reservation window opens six months out.
Where you would actually stay
Picked for the trip rather than a list somebody was paid to be on. Anything with a link books direct with them, and we will do it for you if you would rather not spend the evening on hold.
| Campground | What it has | Book it |
|---|---|---|
| Boiler Bay RV Park | Left Coast Property Management · hookups · dump station · water | Their site |
| Premier RV Resort | hookups · dump station | Their site |
| Beachside State Recreation Site | Oregon Parks and Recreation Department | Their site |
| Devil's Lake RV Park | hookups · dump station | Their site |
| Rock Creek Campground | United States Forest Service | Their site |
| Horse Creek Campground | United States Forest Service | Their site |
| Marys Peak Campground | United States Forest Service | Their site |
| North Fork Siuslaw Campground | United States Forest Service | Their site |
| Cape Perpetua Campground | United States Forest Service | Their site |
| Seal Rocks RV Cove | Their site | |
| Thousand Trails Whalers Rest RV & Camping Resort | Their site | |
| Waldport/Newport KOA Journey | Their site | |
| Elk City Park | Lincoln County | Their site |
| Sea and Sand RV Park | Their site |
61 campgrounds sit within about forty miles of here. The 47 not listed are mostly unnamed forest and backcountry sites. We book any of them for you.
Want this one planned for you?
$150 and we book the site, work out which pad is worth having, build the days and have food and ice waiting when you pull in.