WOW!!!! PROS:…read moreFriendly Staff, Decent View = 1Star CONS: Rundown (looks abandoned), STREET NOISE 24/7, Spaces are super small with large rocks! When I made reservations online, only four spots were available to choose from. When I chose a spot and got here to check in, someone was in my spot. I called the office and was told I can choose the next four to five spots that they were open, but I'm lying. They appeared to be taken. From the pictures online it looks like the beach and ocean are close, they are not!!! There are several bushes that block your view, and if you wanted to walk to the ocean you would have a very long walk. Spaces on the concrete and spaces on the electrical boxes do not match up. Most electrical boxes look dangerous. No cable and No TV reception. SEE PICTURES

Absolutely wonderful people and totally enjoyed the Park state part days and we were supposed to…read moregrandchildren loved it very family oriented

Excellent rv park We stopped for a night…read moreGood price Nice and clean The owner was working the office and he was very nice

The staff were helpful, professional, and friendly. Our accommodations were clean with the…read moreamenities of being at home. Direct view of the Chetco River. Definitely worth visiting again.

Stayed here overnight on our way home from Oregon. The park…read moreis clean the internet works and the price is very reasonable The grass was green and they have nice restrooms and a very nice laundry room. It is a very short walk to the beach right from our trailer.

We have enjoyed this park for years, but in recent years we've had nothing but issues with…read morethievery. two bikes stolen, electrical towing wires cut...and no ability for recourse. Local law enforcement "takes reports"...over the phone and by email...that's the response. We have enjoyed this location but cannot endure more RUINED vacations.

Great rv park. Quick walk to the beach. Lisa, the Manager couldn't be nicer. So helpful and…read moretruly caring about your stay. We'll be back.

Unfortunately the staff ! The maintenance guy has motivational issues and hides in a shop …read more.. nothing gets repaired. Ingvar moved on and the park suffered because the gal, Lisa who took her place is incompetent and talks rude to guests depending on her mood. They took accommodations away from the long-term guests and are very dishonest... Lisa bad mouths and gossips about the guests with other guests and slanders the company. My husband took a Dr.s recommended permission to use the showers which the Mngmnt demanded . He is disabled and required more space to shower as his condition worsened after we were there more than a year. Then they changed the pass codes without telling him on a Friday... no notice or explanation were provided. On the following Monday when we inquired why they locked him out Trish told him it was because I used the women's shower. When Trish gave Me the new code she said it was for " You guys" (my husband and I ). In writing! Then she refused to answer my calls and emails, even running away from me to avoid talking with me. (Very odd ) I cannot believe we were paying for extra dumpsters because the maintenance guy; Ray was throwing building materials and old tables , shelves and beds in our appointed dumpster. I suggested a community meeting and then Kelly lost his shower rights! People were leaving and moving away because the behavior of Lisa and increased rent and utilities were out of control. This is only the tip of the iceberg but enough to let everyone know what they may be stepping in if they stay there now.

The campground is beautiful but the camp host was a complete nightmare…read more I don't recommend doing the first come first serve camping even though the website directs you to, because the host doesn't update the reservation signs on time and then will kick you out due to it. We had looked up the campground on line ahead of time and thoroughly read through their first come first serve policy. We were nervous about getting a spot so we were there at 10 am. The directions are: Step 1.Check the reservation signs Step 2. Find a site that doesn't have reservations for that day. Step 3. Pay for the site in cash, fill out the envelope, hang the pass in your vehicle. We did everything exactly how it said. I even called a friend who had been camping there for decades to double check the instructions. The camp host sign said "camp host is off duty" so there was no one on sight to check in with. We stayed at our site until 12:30 setting up and playing cards. Then we left to the river to swim. When we came back at 5 with two wet, hungry kids to cook dinner, someone else was in our campsite. They were very nice and I realized they must have double booked our site. That was a bummer but not that big of a deal. I could have just gone to a different site. The other guest wasn't mad, I wasn't mad, it was a simple mistake. The issue was that I had dropped my 12 year old daughter off at the bathroom that was only a few sites down but the road was a one direction road so I had driven the loop around and she showed up at the site before me and was sent away so I had to go find her before I could more my stuff. She had panicked when the host tried to lecture her and she ran off to find me. There was no phone reception so I had to go find her. Once I had my daughter I came back and we started packing up. The female host came and was very aggressive towards us. I explained that we followed all the steps and the reservation sign clearly was for yesterday and not today. The male host asked her if she had updated the reservation sign. She said "yes I did it at 10am." But we had got there at 10:30 and it wasn't updated. We were there until 12:30 and it still wasn't updated. It was clearly her fault but she was yelling at us. I raised my voice and told her to stop speaking to us with so much disrespect. I said we were leaving and there was no need for her to yell at us. Then my daughter and I went back to packing. The host had moved all of our stuff and put our clothes in the dirt. The guests who had also books the site kept apologizing to us. They were very sweet and I told them it was ok and not their fault. When we were done packing up the ranger came. I explained the situation and he asked if he could find us another site. He said there were plenty. I thanked him but my kids had already been traumatized and I had to get them home. The ranger had the right response, this wasn't an emergency or a crime like the Host was making it out to be, it was a simple misunderstanding. Oh and there was no way for them to reimburse me because my payment was in a lock box and it was after 5 on a Friday. So my conclusion and advice to campers is 1. I hope they don't keep that host and 2. If you are camping do not do the first come first served option even though the website tells you to. We were lucky to only live 2 hours from home but if you traveled further and then was treated like this it could be a real emergency and leave you scrambling to find a place to stay.

This campground was truly a sweet place to stay a few nights. The camping spots were spacious,…read moresurrounded by trees that in the evening create a beautiful filtered light. You can walk down to the Smith River to a clear, cold swimming hole - perfect for the hot day we spent there. The bathrooms were sparking clean. The campground offers flush toilets and quarter operated showers. Make sure you bring cash if you haven't already paid online, and bring quarters from Crescent City or Cave Junction. Basically no town in between will give you quarters.

The bad reviews regarding the other tenants and their "ratty RVs" is patently unfair. I've been…read morehere a month and met a number of regulars here and they are all wonderful people with interesting backgrounds. No problems with theft or undesirables knocking on my door late at night or snooping. The John Steinbeck comparison is fine and the wonderful sound of the fog horn and sea lions barking makes for pleasant white noise when I fall asleep each night.... In fact I enjoy it so much I'm signing up for another month. Clean facilities : shower/laundromat/etc.

Nice park! The ladies at the front office were super helpful. Laundry room was good and plenty of…read moreareas around the park to walk our dog. We were so close to the beach. Our only scare was the tsunami siren! I guess they test on the first tuesday of every month? We were about ready to pack up but my husband noticed no one else was panicking lol. The office informed us after... just wish it was mentioned at check in. Walking distance to great restaurants.

This review might be long because this was one of our best all-round experiences. Ideally situated…read more No regrets. If you're lucky enough to live by the ocean, you're lucky enough. And, if you're lucky enough to get a space at Ocean Views RV Park, you're definitely lucky. Across the street is the ocean. Ocean Views is a small, clean, quiet, and relaxing RV park in Smith River, California. Only 4 miles from the Oregon border. Across the street is the Pacific Ocean and her miles of amazing, beautiful, rugged beaches (see pics). A wonderful retreat from the craziness of life. Solid consistent Wi-Fi. We like to turn on a YouTube fireplace in the mornings & evenings. The NEW owners at Ocean Views are great!!! My wife and I are healthy adventurers and have spent the last few years traveling around in our motorhome and enjoying our beautiful country. We've been to over 40 states, and this is perhaps our very favorite destination!!! Plus, it's the first summer ever that we didn't need to turn on our air conditioner. Total comfort. Some affectionately refer to the area as the banana belt because of the consistent moderate year-round temperatures. Also, there is usually a nice, gentle breeze. AMAZING BEACHES: You can walk or drive to the Beaches. Fly kites. Wind surf. Collect shells, sand dollars, pretty rocks, build driftwood beach houses, or driftwood art. We actually walked to Oregon and back via the beach (4 hr round trip -- mucho fun - and we've done it twice so far). Or you can just do nothing. That's also fun. Sitting and watching the ocean is like watching the Earth breathe. But once you start exploring, you discover Sea Otters, lots of Seals, and Sea Lions. In the evening until sunset, you can watch the seals and pelicans dive near the shore for their fish dinners. Sunsets are often breathtaking. Lucky 7 Casino is about 2 blocks away. It's a nice, small tribal casino/ hotel with a good restaurant and bar. Lucky 7 gas station / convenience store always has the best fuel and propane prices. Brookings, Oregon is only about 8 miles North. Crescent City, California is only 18 miles South. The drive to either is always enjoyable. But watch out for deer & Elk. Brookings: Cool Marina area to explore. Fred Meyer is a great supermarket. Good prices and fun place to shop. Pretty town. Small movie theater (been there). Lots of shops and so many excellent restaurants. Le Flour de Mexico had delicious crab enchiladas & excellent margaritas. DQ (Dairy Queen) for a dip cone (yum). Wild River Pizza. Mattie's Pancake House (awesome online menu). And many more awesome eateries we still look forward to enjoying!!! Nice self-service car wash across from the DQ. We drive to Brookings to wash our Jeep and RV. It's funny to tell friends and family, "Yeah, we had to drive to Oregon to wash our Jeep." ha ha. Crescent City: Safeway with good cinnamon rolls, Walmart, Home Depot. Lots of stores, shops, excellent restaurants. Many fun places to eat. And also, a nice movie theater (been there). In addition to the usual theater snacks like popcorn, we discovered they also make fresh cotton candy & have pool tables. We enjoyed walking around the Marina and seeing the huge commercial fishing boats. Great fish and chips, and shrimp and chips at the Chart Room on the waterfront at the Marina. Nice beaches. And a working Lighthouse. Other stuff to do: Redwood forest. Kayak down Smith River, and so much more!!! All of the above creates a GOOD kind of to-do list. Just a few of the many reasons why we fell in love with the area and our base camp at Ocean Views RV Park. At the time of this writing, we started our third month!!! Lovin it & having a hard time leaving. Hope you love it also. Everything is so close and fun to explore.

Payal at the front desk is an ANGEL!! We checked into Harbor Inn extremely last minute, extremely…read morelate at night, following mishaps at a different hotel which we had originally booked for the night of June 21. Were it not for Payal answering our desperate phone call, we would have had to sleep in our car. The motel itself is decently kept -- it shows its age, but it is clean and has everything you need for a quick stay. While the building isn't a 5-star experience, the service certainly IS, and we will remember this place fondly. Thank you Payal.

The office staff was friendly. The room was very basic, but mostly clean & updated. (Except the…read morecarpet-bare feet = dirty feet) The only downside was the location on a highway intersection, traffic sounds all night. Not particularly walking distance to much as far as food or the beach, but, for the reasonable price, it's within a short drive of the harbor, shopping, restaurants & parks.