I'll do this review in two parts. First part is for the state park side. There is ample parking at the park entrance and the restrooms are right beside the parking. Very easy beach access. You can easily walk to the beach in about three minutes from the time you park until the time that you touch sand. For the campground. Wow - there are a TON of camping sites. They really packed them in here. Located at the front is the check-in desk, trash & recycling, and a welcome center. At the welcome center, the staff are incredibly friendly and they sell firewood and ice during their business hours. If you camp in the spots near the park entrance, you will be blown away...literally. The wind is super strong right off the ocean. You will get a view of the ocean but you might freeze in a tent. The other camping spots are locate back away from the road and won't have a view. We reserved a spot, all the way at the very east back end of the campground. This meant that we had a short drive in past all of the other campsites. The road is paved but is narrow and had many bumps and potholes. It might be a tight fit for big trucks and big rigs. The yurt that we stayed in definitely could fit 5 people comfortably. It came with a small table with two chairs, a bunch bed with a queen on bottom and twin/full on top, plus an additional queen futon. The mattress is VERY firm and you will need you own linens and bedding. Highly recommend bringing a comforter to put under your sheets because the bed stays very cold. There is only ONE outlet in the entire place and one cadet heater. There was mold growing on the interior of the fabric of the yurt itself. So, this is not ideal for those with allergies, immune compromised, etc. The spot did have electricity, a fire pit, a water spigot, and a picnic table. However, there was literally nothing separating us from the campsite right next to us and we literally shared each meal with the strangers next to us. Why there is not bushes in between the campgrounds is shocking to me. The campsites are so on top of one another that you can hear what your neighbors are saying at a whisper, verbatim. It is very heavily wooded inside and is quite dark most of the time. The sun will come through in spots throughout the day. There is also an animal issue here so you cannot leave your coolers out or the raccoons etc. will get inside of them. The restrooms were well stocked and plenty. There were also plenty of showers. The showers have low heads and will not be ideal for those over 5'9". Overall is a pretty nice place to camp, but I would want to book all of the sites around mine next time to have some semblance of peace and privacy. Great access to so many beach and activities. Less than 10 minutes away from Walmart and shopping in Newport. read more

I can't express how much I truly loved and enjoyed my visit here!! I must start with the camp host Amy!! She is truly amazing and talking to her was like talking to a friend of 20 years! She is the definition of White Glove Customer Service!! Her knowledge of the beach stones and the area were impeccable! Her kindness and welcoming spirit was infectious!! I can't wait to see her again! The campground was beautiful and the amenities were great! The beach was extremely beautiful and not crowded at all! Sunset was outstanding!! read more

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Reserved a yurt for a January group camping trip, and was pleasantly surprised by the easy check in and the park entry (once you figure out what all the signs at the immediate entrance mean; a bit confusing there). The park itself is very scenic with a great location right near the beach - but also right next to Highway 101 which runs just a few yards away. Just an FYI: The A Loop is closer to the beach but also closer to 101 so you may have to deal with road noise. The F loop, on the other hand, where we stayed, is the way the hell in back, which suited us fine as it was secluded and quiet. The park itself is laid out nicely, with lots of trees and not as much concrete as other Oregon State parks IMO; the restrooms are your basic campground deals, though these were well maintained and had a quite a few shower stalls. There is also a meeting hall you can rent: it's nicely equipped with a stove, outlets, chairs and tables, and also very convenient to the beach. But I'm deducting 2 stars since our yurt -- which appeared fairly new and clean --- was equipped with a futon that would just not lay flat and lock in the horizontal position like it's supposed to. Which is kind of important for a good night's sleep. In any case I took my concerns to the Welcome Center, where the two employees told me they'd send someone right over. Hours went by but no dice, so I told a ranger - who told me to tell the Welcome Center. Nothing. Dunno, it seems like a simple and important request. So in the end, I don't recommend staying in a yurt at this campground. For the same price you can get a hotel room and a decent night's sleep - and still be close to a highway. read more

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We usually have a great experience whenever we camp at Beverly Beach rain or shine. With our RV we don't mind when it rains with all the amenities. This last trip the downpour was so severe our spot actually flooded making it a challenge to get out of our camper. Our outdoor rug was floating and obviously no s'mores were mad this trip! We made the best of it. The campsites are average size with many pull thru options. Great shade on most of the spots with water and power hook ups at all spots plus a picnic table and a fire pit. The grounds are well taken care of with a great hidden trail. A quick brisk walk in one direction and you're at the beach. There are public restrooms if you just park for day use for the beach access. Very close to Depot Bay and Newport to grab a quick bite to eat or do some souvenir shopping. read more

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Horrible horrible horrible the female ranger is monster she had people come and harass me after trying to bribe me to move out of the yurts for a full refund they denied me a ada yurt 3 nights went on with 2 yurts Ada accessible not being accoupied she kept showing up at my camp site unaccnouced I was sexually harassed on 2 different times by other guest one drove up looking at my backside while I was washing dishes outside yurt and kept harassing me and tried to step within my campground area the female ranger was notified and later turned around and tried to place the blame on me the next day read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

My favorite state park on the Oregon coast. G loop one mile walk to the beach then you can walk the beach all the way to devils punch bowl or agate beach. Love this place read more

This is your typical state park. It's huge and has a ton of campsites and a few yurts. Since it is right off Highway 101, it's super easy to get to and is conveniently located a few miles north of Newport. The beach is a short walk from the campground and is so beautiful. read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Highway 101 passes over the trial to the beach, so you can cross from the campground safely. - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

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Want cable in your rv? They have it Want to bring your cat & skip the tent? They got you- pet friendly yurts =$62/night! Showers? Check Easy beach access? Yup Lots & lots & lots of spaces? Indeed? Peace & quiet? Wellllllll. Depends on your definition This is a BIG park = lots of neighbors. With dogs. And kids. Etc.. Also- you are ON the highway: the road noise is as incessant as the surf, maybe You can pretend there's no difference but I can. All that to say- totally great place, but know what you're getting. read more

Campsite was nice and big. Very quiet and not windy. No-one at the office to check you in. Store closes at 5PM. Easy beach access. Fossils on the hills south of the bridge. read more

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Camped here last night. Easy to find off the 101 and a two minute walk to the beach from the camping spot. They have a self reservation desk at the front of the park so you can pay for the site no matter what time you get there at night. Website is easy to navigate if you want to book the site ahead of time also. They have yurts, RV sites, and electricity hookups at some sites if that's what you're interested in. They also have fire pits and a picnic table at every camp site, and clean bathrooms too! We found a tent spot and parked our car in it because that's our MO. 5 stars, awesome spot. Would recommend to anyone looking for a GLAMPING experience. read more

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There are two loops of yurts; one right near the beach & creek and another in F loop. The campground is very well-kept and there is a trail on the south side of the C-G loops that winds its way around the north side over to C again or through to the bicycle camping area that is very scenic and easy. The creek flows right into the beach and the beach itself is easy to access for most levels of physical health. The campground can be noisy on the weekends because there's not a ton of foliage between sites to dampen noise, but during the week it's pretty awesome. The bathrooms are clean and nice and the showers are single-occupancy rooms (at least in A loop, anyway). They have firewood, ice and plenty of room in sites to park your large vehicle or two medium-sized vehicles. The whole campground is basically pine trees and/or fir trees and they drip a light, syrupy sap...fair warning. Bring your own firewood is you want large chunks that will burn for a while, otherwise you're buying their thin-split cedar that burns really quickly. I've camped there many, many times over the years and it's always a good crowd and no riff-raff. 3 miles south is grocery, alcohol, gas stations: Wal-Mart, Safeway, Fred Meyer, Chevron and a liquor store. Very family-friendly and the beach is expansive (4-5 miles wide, from Yaquina Head Lighthouse to Otter Crest to the north). read more

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A visit to Beverly Beach State Park is like taking a trip millions of years back in time.  The beautiful lush green forest is populated with mossy alien-looking "Octopus" trees and the lush forest floor is carpeted with plants that appear to have been transported directly from the Jurassic period. A walk south along the beach reveals an abundance of fossils, representing life dating back twenty-five to thirty million years. It really is an amazing place where nature has outdone herself. The State Park's management of this park... we'll that's another story. Most campsites are very close together and not placed in a way to provide much privacy for the campers. Facilities were not well maintained and were in need of repair. During my three day stay, the soap dispenser in the closest restroom to my site was never refilled & showers did not appear clean at any point. Visitors to this park were some of the worst behaved that I've seen. Children ran rampant with no supervision, swearing their little pre-teen mouths off like an infestation of drunken miniature sailors. The quiet hours (post 10 pm in the evening) were not respected. Loud conversations echoed throughout the campground well past midnight each night. These are the drawbacks to summertime camping in some State Parks. The off-season does offer some relief from bad human behavior. Five stars for the natural beauty of this park but one star for the lack of privacy in the campsites and the lack of maintaining the facilities by the SP system. Averaged out to three stars. Note: Collection of fossils is limited to one gallon per day per person & three gallons per year. You may collect from the beaches only. Cliffs and bedrock are off limits for collecting but not for viewing and admiring. The best time of the year for collecting is during the winter after the powerful storms have loosened and washed specimens directly onto the beach. read more

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This campground is open. No walk ins, no yurts. No showers. I would give it more stars if it weren't for the issues here currently. I understand that COVID-19 had impacted everyone and everything but what I can't comprehend is to why shut down showers if we needed to stay clean and wash frequently? It's not just hands we need to wash often. They also shut down the water spigot by the beach entrance. The restroom on our loop had one automatic soap dispenser, which was inconveniently placed on the left side of the 3 sinks next to a wall. If a person is using sink #1 and somebody needed soap, sink #1 person would have to move aside (a lady who was brushing her teeth and I have same sentiments). I've never seen this campground with filthy restrooms before until now. It was a sad thing to see. I usually boast how clean public restrooms are in Oregon. Not this one, not the rest stops, not this time around. Loop A is closest to the beach but sites are closer to each other. Other loops have at least some vegetation in between sites. No sites are equal. Some are tiny that can fit one compact vehicle and a backpacking tent for 2, some can fit a bus, 2 vehicles and 6 cabin tents; uneven tent pads and pooling puddles on site entrances. Our loop was quiet at night but our site was next to a creek and some trees that kids from other camps seem to enjoy a lot of. It was almost like a playground during the day. Some people practicing COVID-19 precautions, some are not. People are just excited for car camping after being cooped up in their houses. I was excited to finally be able to fly kites at the beach again and enjoy the outdoors. The campground is currently open for reservations until October. I suggest staying here on off seasons. Bring hand sanitizers, camp soap and a bucket. read more

Can I just say I was HEARTBROKEN to arrive after about three hours of driving to learn the camping spots needed to be reserved six months in advance. I'm all about planning ahead but camping is always a spur-of-the-moment decision for our family! When we drove in from Florence, which was covered in a thick layer of smoke due to the wildfires, the skies opened up and once you were in Newport there were blue skies! We walked out to the beach and it must have been 90 degrees and sunny, we were so sad we had to leave and head back to Florence where we ended up finding a small tent site. I am booking my next camping vacation for next summer and will have this site on my radar for all our future outings. I do think people would benefit from a better cancellation policy for anyone standing by (they didn't release any no show sites until 1 pm the next day). We are planning our next trip to Beverly Beach it is beautiful, has tons of camping sites, and is a small walk to the beach with no hills to trek. read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

Stayed in a yurt (A26 Osprey) over the weekend mid February. This campground definitely has its Pros and Cons but overall had an amazing time despite the weather and will definitely return. Downside is it's a very popular site so you have to book months in advance. It's quite crowded and the sites are close together. Family friendly (dog friendly too) so lots of kids riding bikes around loops and noisy. It's right up against the highway so it's pretty loud but then again it's just a quick walk under the bridge and you're on the beach. Camp hosts are friendly. They sell firewood ($5) and ice ($2) but the wood from Bryce at the end of the road right off 101 is the best bang for your buck! Bring cash! Bathrooms and showers were clean all weekend. Water and garbage on site. The yurt was very well maintained and they included a plug in heater (there's a built in one but it's Oregon...) The picnic tables are movable which is nice when it rains and you want to be covered. Would definitely recommend but be advised it's a very popular campground and isn't a "tucked away in the middle of the woods" set up. read more

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I can't think of one bad thing to say about this park The park is very clean, The bathrooms are always clean, everybody that works there are super nice & helpful. Only 5 miles to Newport It has a direct path to the beach under hwy 101 We stayed in the C section the last trip, short walk to the beach. And the wind is much milder back there. *odd observation, I think the have a cell service blocker though. Two steps past the check in station, I instantly get full service. ODD* read more

We camped here for the first time with our new camper and it was a great experience. The sites are very clean and a lot of room, pet friendly, and the volunteers are very helpful. Good hiking trails and very short walk to the ocean. We had amazing weather and was able to really enjoy the beach. Tons of river rocks at the mouth of the creek and long sandy beaches. read more

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Had a great time here over Labor Day weekend! The sites are pretty close together, but it's a huge camping/RV park and they also have Yerts. I attempted to get a Yert, but they were sold out. I did however pay extra for a tent/RV site with an electric hook up. This is nice as you can pull in your car, set up your tent, etc. Had a picnic table and fire pit which was great. Overall a bit spendy...over $30 for a night depending on what type of site you reserve. However, they have showers/bathrooms, and overall nice area. Path that leads straght to the beach was great. Some spots I did notice were closer to freeway which could be annoying/noisy. Area that I reserved (A loop) was certainly quiet. Will definitely be back! read more

Had such a nice stay here, walking distance to the beach, clean restrooms, and firewood available for sale every day! read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

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I camped here last summer and I can still say that this is one of my favorite campgrounds! We stopped here during an Oregon coast road trip, and we just happened upon this one because it's on the coast. The campground itself is right across the street from the beach, but you seriously feel like you are in a forest! They have toilets AND showers, which is such a luxury while camping. They allowed fires while we camped here, so we had such a nice campfire before bed. Right before we went to bed, it started raining and continued to rain throughout the night, and when we woke up, everything was damp! Such fun memories. And this is probably the best part of this campground: there is a BEAUTIFUL beach right across the street, with clear water! Such a refreshing change from my life in Southern California. I thoroughly enjoyed exploring this beach, and going into the "Devil's Punch Bowl", which is connected to this beach. I'm sad that this beach isn't closer to me, but it just makes it that more special! I really hope that I drive through Western Oregon again, because I miss Beverly Beach State Park! read more

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Wow spectacular !! This beach is beautiful. What can I say . It's a very long stretches beach. With sand and rock. It's good for a nice excercise walk. It's located near highway 101 and it definitely catches a lot of attention from people driving to the Oregon coast read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

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This campground has amazing access to the beach! We stayed at a great site looking right at a pretty bridge which you could walk under and reach the beach! The RV sites did feel pretty packed together. Since our trip was technically in the off season it wasn't an issue but I would imagine in the Summer that the super close campsites might be pretty loud and hectic. The bridge did bring a lot of car noise to the park which didn't bother us but something to consider when planning your trip. read more

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Enjoyable campground just off the beach and close to Newport. I visited the aquarium and spent the night. Bathrooms were clean and the park rangers were knowledgeable and friendly. Very family friendly. read more

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This state park is amazing. The bathrooms are always clean and the showers work great. It's a great place to take a family as there are a lot of kids running around but my boyfriend and I just get a tent spot in the back of a loop that's far from the entrance and it is peaceful for the two of us. It's a short walk to the beach and a really short drive to Depoe Bay or Newport. I came here a lot as a kid and have continued to visit as an adult. read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

Beverly Beach is the most romantic get away ever! We had so much fun that we are going back there again this August and it's only been a year since we were there. We went to the Yaquina Head Lighthouse...a must see! We climbed all the way to the top and looked out over the ocean and what a view. We saw all kinds of wildlife while camping at Beverly Beach State Park: raccoons they came right up to us waiting for us to feed them and a beaver carrying a tree limb gave us a real spook! It was dark and we were trying to find our one and only flashlight and while digging for it in our car, we heard some weird brushing sounds along the roadway and when we found the light and put it to where the noise was coming from, we saw a huge beaver carrying a tree limb off into the forest. We were so shocked at how huge he was! He was the size of a small bear. At first I thought it WAS a bear but my husband said "no, Baby, don't be scared...it's just a beaver and he wont hurt you." The next morning we were making coffee and waiting for it to perk (a very slow way to make coffee) and the chipmunks were throwing pine cones at us from the tree tops and they actually hit me with one. Then they come down from the trees while we were drinking our coffee and gather up all their pine cones and cart them off. They were just the cutest little things. That night we set up our four ti ki lanterns and sit around the fire pit having some wine coolers and just enjoying each other like we love to do :) kissing and such...and all of a sudden there was some noises in the trees behind our tent....again I was scared that it would be a bear (the reason I am scared of bears is that when I was a kid, I saw one chase my daddy out of his shower at our camp). So anyways where was I...oh yeah...so my husband, the cool kind macho man, goes behind the tent to investigate the issue and he comes back laughing and saying, "well, woman, you said you love raccoons, right?" I say, "yeah, why?" Here they are...and out walks 2 raccoons. I was so excited and I took some pictures. So anyways, the only other thing I want to say is that when we went there last year the moon was not shining because it was a new moon and when we are going back next month in August, it will be a new moon again. So, well, we won't see the moon on the ocean. My husband was so cute last year when we were there. He kept saying well I guess the moon just don't a shine in Oregon?! So to all you out there looking for a really romantic place to take your sweetheart, this is the place, and there is no better place to us. read more

Beverly Beach State Park - Greg and Lisa Honeymooning At Beverly Beach State Park 2008 - Parks Near Me - Newport, Oregon

I'm actually giving Beverly Beach more stars than it deserves to counteract the bitch-ass whiny cry-babies who are mad they got in trouble for being loud. Really? You want to play It Feels Good to Be a Gangster loudly, and on repeat, after 10 pm? What kind of retarded ass hats are you? Oh, wait. I know. You're the kinds of retarded ass hats who don't know that people other than you exist. Believe me, I've had drunken, ass-hatty camping experiences, but generally speaking, they have almost exclusively been at sites that are FAR AWAY FROM OTHER PEOPLE. Try it. Or just keep your loud white-guy rap listening parties confined to the 2001 Honda Accord your parents bought you when you graduated from that average liberal arts college you went to. Sorry for that outburst - it may or may not be that time of the month, so just shut your mouth. Oh yeah, I had a good time at Beverly Beach. The sites are kinda close together, and it can get really crowded, but the proximity to the beach and it's location between Newport and Lincoln City is awesome. read more

Beverly, Beverly, Beverly. Dahhling, do you not know how to partieeeeee? Ok, so maybe someone put "Damn it Feels Good to be a Gangsta" on repeat... and maybe I pitched some 90-mile/hour cauliflower at a tree. Oh, and maybe one of the members of our party took his shirt off. But we're camping, not attending mass. And even so, couldn't you have given us some sort of slap on the wrist, you know, straight up Nun style - rather than excommunicating $100 from our church of leather and frequent coffee cards? It was 9:45pm. And of course it was loud for our neighbours - they were sleeping on top of us. p.s. Good for Kids? YES! read more

This has always been one of my favorite places to camp alone the Oregon Coast. Granted it's not super secluded but it's a short walk from the beach and it's a nice part of the beach for a long walk or campfire. The group camp sides are really the place to be, much more private and fairly cost effective if you go with friends. The park office sells ice and firewood. You are a short drive from Newport, the Newport Aquarium, Devil's Punchbowl, Yaquina Head Lighthouse, Rogue Brewery and Mo's Seafood. Nice place to base from as you explore the area. Would highly recommend making reservations, this place fills up quickly and can be pretty packed in the summer. read more

Despite the negative reviews obviously posted here from one group of drunken goofballs who didnt care for the park ranger, this park is actually pretty nice. Kind of off the beaten path, but very accessible off the 101. As with all beach access along this stretch, be wary of the tide patterns, but other than that a great place to stop off, fly a kite, jog, play in the sand with your kids... You know, things the rest of us do to have fun on the beach when we are not too busy acting like teenagers who just had their first wine cooler. read more

C'mon! It's faux-camping! You're SUPPOSED to stay up late and party and take your shirt off and make a ruckus. What? What's that you say? There are families with little kids who are crying because you're playing "Damn it Feels Good to be a Gangsta" past the 10 p.m. quiet hour? Ha! We'll just take this half-naked party out of the teensy bog-surrounding DOUBLE site to the beach (walkable distance), the hot showers, or inside the harem tents. read more

My family and I have camped here 25 times in my 30 years on earth so far. Tent camping, sleeping in the old van, yurt.... I think we've stayed in just about every loop, bought every postcard sold from the ranger station/visitor center. We've seen all the movies, been to the sand castle contests, etc. We have our favorite spots (nope, not telling, hard enough to schedule as it is). We've collected wood left behind from other campers, bought wood, brought wood and built a bonfire to make all the other fires jealous. This place is fantastic. We're big fans of flush toilets and hot showers and when we go, we usually spend 10-15 days. Easy to get to Newport, Depot Bay and a little further north is Lincoln city. Beach access is easy. Oh and be sure to secure your cooler lid if you don't put it in the car overnight. Those damn racoons will wipe you clean! read more

On a road trip down the Oregon coast. We stopped at a gas station in Lincoln city. The gas attendant suggested Beverly beach when asked for a good camp site near by. We are so glad we took his suggestion and stayed at Beverley beach. The people working here are extremely nice and very helpful. The camp sites are clean and well maintained the natural landscaping is well maintained. There are plenty of bathroom/shower facilities with electrical outlets. The beach areas are absolutely beautiful. We woke up early (5a.m.) we didn't want to start making noise so we drove into Newport for some coffee n a danish. We returned and parked on the hill in a store parking lot right before you enter the park. While sitting there looking out over the ocean right off shore we seen whales breaching the water! It was AMAZING!! We were planning on only staying one night and keep moving down the coast. But we decided to stay another night. We will definitely stay at Beverley beach campsites again! read more

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Had a great stay at Beverly Beach State Park in our camper. We stayed a few nights and had a site at the very back of the park. The sites themselves are quite nice with lots of big trees, which helped to cut down on any wind coming from the ocean. There was a big playground near our site which the kids loved. We also could walk to the visitors center at the entrance to see some neat flora and fauna of the area, including whale bones. Our daughter earned a beaver badge by completing some tasks in a pamphlet. Just past the visitors center is the 101 bridge, and just past that is the ocean. Very easy access to the beach, which has very few people on it since there is no town there. We will definitely come back here again. read more

A pretty straight forward listing of the pros and cons- not commenting on all other postings. + 1 star Well used but clean with good facilities including HOT showers + 1 star at a great location, pretty much the only reasonable campsite near agate beach. - 1 star- but it books way in advance, so plan ahead. +/- good for families and therefore not overly friendly to those without kids and therefore like to sleep later than say 7 am. The little girl next door kept screaming at her yapping dog and waking us up, it was super lame. - 1 star not private at all, due to the crowds, our tent was about 10 feet from the tent at the next site, but some sites are better, look at the map and try to get one off the footpaths + 1 friendly, helpful staff + 1 firewood for sale + 1 easy check in/check out + 1 tents separated from trailers, RV's etc read more

I stayed here in March 2010. Our site was one of the more private sites. Most of them are pretty close together without a lot of growth in-between. We were right next to the highway but the sound didn't really bother me. I mean, I kind of live next to a highway. We were a short walk to the beach which was the purpose of staying here. Bathrooms were awesome. Free, hot showers with enough room for two (if you catch my drift). Definitely a good idea to bring your own soap and toilet paper because the bathrooms ran low at times. read more

What a beautiful campground! I snagged a spot in the "C" loop- as close to the beach as I could get on 2 months notice. Honestly would recommend going further from the beach to D-G loops. You can kind of hear the highway even though the sound of the waves largely covers it, and the sound of the ocean is quite loud. D and G loops have the (free) shower facilities. The further loops should be quieter and the walk to the beach would still be short. Fantastic trees in the campsite, great shade, and cheap, this is a great campground and very centrally located to Depoe Bay, Newport and Yaquina Head Lighthouse and tidepools. Very long walk to bathroom so if you have kids try to get a spot closer to bathroom. read more

Had a GREAT afternoon here. long sand beach, dramatic cliffs and beautiful open ocean. We parked at the regular parking lot, went through the camp ground and after a few spaces on to the trail that took up to the North end of the beach. Nice accessible trail, you could take as troller on it I think, though I didn't. We were with my husbands older Aunt and Uncle, and his uncle has a little bit of mobility issues, and the trail and whole firm beach worked great for him. We had the whole north end of the beach to our selves on a sunny Saturday in July. It was very windy, and not warm enough to want to take off your sweater, let alone sunbath. There are bathrooms near the parking lot, This beach is great for everyone, easy to get to, right off the highway, pretty and has a nice campground right next to it, Cool trails walking under a big highway bridge too. Very nice! read more

This was my first camping experience in Oregon. I was AMAZED that the showers were free and the bathrooms were pretty clean. There were a lot of loops but I felt that the spots were too close together to provide any privacy. My brother-in-law's family stayed at a different loop (they were in a yurt while my husband and I were in a camper) and the price wasn't too bad ($22 a night for full hookups). A few minutes from the beach and they had activities for kids (I don't know how good they were -- I don't have any children). It was a nice place to try out but not one of my favorite places. But if someone wanted to go, I'd go again! read more

Beverly Beach State Park is a great place to spend a few hours or a few days - alone or with your family. It's perfectly located right on the beach and just off the highway. The campground is clean and the staff were friendly and very helpful. The yurts are a terrific way to "go camping" - you get a fire pit, picnic table, lights, electrical outlets and a small heater that worked well on cool nights. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were hot. But the bunk mattresses were terrible. Once we put the futon mattress on top of the lower bunk's mattress, we were able to sleep well. Lots of great eating a few miles south in Newport. *** Reserve your yurt 3-6 months in advance since they fill up quickly. read more

Have camped and "yurted" in this park ever since i came to Oregon at least twice a year.. Its a great campground if you have younger kids as there are hot showers and nice bathrooms for the little urchins. As you can imagine its very busy and crowded in the Summer ..almost like a small refugee camp sometimes . But when you have kids thats a good thing. During the off season most of the tent loops are closed down and its much more peaceful. You can enjoy the natural splendors of the park. The park is basically built along the banks of a lush creek and many of the areas between loops are marshy and quite natural. The nature walk along the crek is cool also but watch out for speeding mountain bikers. I was there this month ( Feb) and it was great. Will always come back. Great park great memories. Also i guess its not camping but have found AT&T has good coverage ( 4 G 3 bars) while Verizon has nothing at all. read more