I was pleasantly surprised by this campground. Some of the sites are super private, which was…read moregreat. The bathrooms were nice and clean and the grounds well kept. There are no showers, so be aware. They have such nice, large bathrooms, that they could add a shower stall without any issues. We have a small (21 foot) Travel Trailer that fit in our spot nicely. No hookups so we used our generator. The stream was running fairly strong (May) and it really kept all the road noise away. I will definitely go here again.

It was quiet for the most part accept for our big group that had to leave early. Nice picnic…read moretables, place to park your car, fire pits, trash cans, electrical near the group tables, and next to creek so it's quiet.

Got to this place because the one we were headed to was full. The couple that runs it at the front…read morewere sooo sweet and squeezed us in last minute! They were so accommodating and super nice! We're so lucky to have stayed here, was the best night camping we had. The sounds of the waves at night is so nice. Bathrooms are clean, lit, had soap and toilet paper. Wasn't windy where we were either so that helped with the cold. We were spot 59. Which is kinda in the middle. Highly recommend!

One of my favorite places to camp with beach access. I definitely recommend! Just don't go in the…read morewinter time, it gets COLD cold

What a pleasant surprise…read more As we were making our way down the Oregon Coast, we decided to stop here because it was extremely foggy. Foggy mornings equal great morning walks for me. What we didn't realize was that there was a large campground tucked behind the dunes, because in the dense fog, we couldn't see much of anything. We ended up walking the very secluded beach for several hours until the fog began to lift. The beach is open to everyone, even if you're not camping, and it stretches for miles in both directions with soft sand the entire way. Sometimes those random, unplanned stops end up being the best discoveries. If I ever decide to camp, this is absolutely a place I'd look into. The campground is literally right on the water. And if you're just exploring the beach, there's plenty of free parking all around and no admission fees required.

This is a nice campground. As is the norm these days, it fills up on weekends and gets a bit…read moreintimate. It's far nicer during the week. Bathrooms are clean and maintained. Most campsites are large and private. Check a mapping satellite view. You are very close to the beach!

I almost don't want to post this because I feel like I know a secret. This place is amazing,…read moreabsolutely beautiful spot. The grounds are green and well kept, everyone was super nice, and I did NOT want to leave! The trail to the beach is quick and easy, they're dog friendly, and sites are level. WiFi worked perfectly, and the full hook up site was all in good condition. We will 100% be back!

We stayed two weeks and it's now on the list of places we want to come back to!…read more Great rv sites and easy access to the beach! Highly recommended!

This was a let down for us. We drove 600 miles to come to this RV park and discovered camp sites…read moreare so close to each other, you can literally hear your neighbors' conversations. This is one and done trip for us. We love Morro Bay ocean front. Not ocean front view.

I'll do this review in two parts. First part is for the state park side. There is ample parking at…read morethe 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.

We loved it. We only stayed one night but would love to spend a week here. Beautiful, quiet, no…read morephone service.

Beautiful campground in a redwood-type rainforest, along Salt Creek. Sites are roomy and secluded,…read morewith tables and fire rings, and vault toilets nearby. Just down the road from McCredie Day Use Area, which has primitive hot springs you can soak in. I would definitely stay here again!

Loved our time here. It is so peaceful and tranquil. We stayed three nights in our Casita trailer…read morewith full hookups. Lovely grassy Location fifty feet from the river. Morning coffee sitting on the dock watching the river flow by is unbeatable. Nancy and Jeff purchased this park in 2019 and are updating It with obvious enthusiasm and care. I could have stayed here for weeks ! We plan to return next year for a much longer stay.

my family and I just spent the last couple days at Alsea River RV Park. The owner Nancy was soo…read moresoooooo very kind. she offered us use of the extension to hook up our electric on our TT. Nancy also offered us personal use of a couple crab pods. Her humble hospitality was very much appreciated. She treated us like family. The RV Park is quiet and peaceful. The river was very nice to drink morning coffee from and my husband enjoyed a late evening cigar while watching the river. Crabbing was a blast. The RV Park had showers and restrooms which is a huge plus. All in all it was a great time, and we will definitely return. one thing that could make it just a tad better is a kids area. It's a smaller area so I understand that might not be an option. Definitely would recommend this.

My cousin and I recently spent one night here on spot 52…read more While this site is advertised as a "tent site," it seems to be converted from a failed RV site. The sites were so tiny. They were really stacked on top of each other. In spite of there being shrubs between the sites, it basically felt like we were sharing a site with all of our neighbors. There was barely anywhere to pitch a tent, and the small spaces that were available were very difficult to drive even my best tent stakes into. But we managed. The bathrooms were just a short walk away, and were decently clean. The showers were decent and free. There was a small seating area near one of the camp hosts sites with wifi access where you can sit and charge your electronics and use the internet for up to 15 minutes at a time. This park seemed relatively well staffed. We saw several camp hosts and even a park ranger during our short stay. My only major irritation was that Oregon State Parks don't accept Discover online. Sites can be reserved online at least a few days ahead of time, and whatever isn't reserved at least 2 days ahead of time becomes first come first served. The Hobbit Trail and Heceta Lighthouse trail are both within a few miles. I woke up before my cousin and took the short half mile trail down to the ocean by myself. When I came back, I watched a chipmunk climb the shrubs, pick berries, and eat them sitting on the leaves. It was so cute. Overall the location can't be beat. The sites are really tiny, but in a pinch, I would stay here again.

Absolutely stunning dog friendly beach. Pretty empty when we went and very clean. We did see lots…read moreof jellyfish washed up so take care not to let your pups grab things off the shore (+a deceased dolphin). Has plenty of parking and restrooms!

I had a great time and the camp host, Shawn (hopefully I spelled it the right way) was very nice…read moreand welcoming. I stayed in spot 2 by the restrooms. The only thing I would say is that quite a few people came down from the highway just to use the restroom but they were all very respectful and did not cause any problems. The location was very quiet and it was right by the creek which was pretty! Spot 2 got a lot of sun during the day whereas the other spots can be shady.

I would give this place 0 if i could. Came in last thursday,…read morepaid for my site for the current day through til sunday. $130, had a family emergency come up so we were unable to arrive at our camp that i had already set up mind you.. til 8 p.m the following day. To mine and my fiances suprise when we arrived at our camp their was another family camped in our sote. The reservation date for this camp said "6-29-6-30" so they were not even paid up for the day they eere inhabiting the site. When i knocked on the managers door to simply ask what exactly was going on he immediately gave me attitude and a bs excuse. Proveeded to hand me my belongings he had rolled up behind his trailer and told us to have a nive day. Appatently cannot even camp in my ho e state anymore becauze these voluntaty workers make the rules and dictate them hpwrver tjey please. Sadc