We love this beach when we are in Oregon. This is one of our go to spots for day use. The beach is awesome for finding shells, agates and driftwood. It's also fairly empty and quite. My dog really enjoys running around and playing here. Once we are done on the beach there are plenty of trails for her to walk on and wildlife to see. She especially loves the birds and the turkeys. It's easy to spend 4 hours here daily just exploring and enjoying the water. It's fairly clean and safe since the beach is a decent ways away from the road. We haven't camped here or used the restrooms. We just enjoy the water and the trails. It's a perfect place for a picnic on a warm day and an excellent area to stretch your legs on a car trip. read more

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We stopped here for the night after a long drive south from Seattle to start our trip up the Oregon Coast. We arrived late after dark and it was very easy to check in with no ranger present at the gate house. In the morning we awoke to find a beautiful campsite with easy access to the beach and the Coquille River Lighthouse. We met friendly RVers right next to us and I would gladly stay here again. Generally, Bandon doesn't get as much attention as some of the other spots up the coast, but I really liked it here. The beach is quiet and peaceful and, although it doesn't have the crazy rock formations that some others do, it is definitely worth a visit. The driftwood here was nuts! read more

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Okay camping spot for families. However, the spots are REALLY close together so don't expect much privacy. Some of the spots have foliage making a border wall but that doesn't do much to block out sound. It's disappointing how far away the actual Bullard's Beach access is. You can either walk 30mins to the beach, or you can drive. And if you choose to drive- Be aware that there is one road to/from the beach and the park rangers close it off with a locked metal gate at dusk. So you can't go to/from the beach at all after dusk. Overall, unless you want spend a lot of time in a small, noisy, campsite- Don't come here. There's nothing worth visiting within walking distance; Barely anything worth visiting within driving distance. read more

Nice beach and lighthouse. Plenty of clean restrooms throughout the Park. We didn't camp but the sites look large and grassy. read more

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Wild beach. No one around. The only bummer are the vacation rentals or empty homes on this wild shoreline. On this calm day it is a great spit for kids to play safely in the ocean. Picnic tables and benches. read more

Bullards Beach State Park - Gorgeous beach and ocean. Picnic tables for lunch. - Parks Near Me

Great State Park! Highly recommend. We stayed here in our new RV. Checked in, in December but definitely plan on staying here in the summer with friends! Everything was very well maintained. Clean bathrooms and showers! Full hookup only $31. Other places we looked out were $35. read more

Bullards Beach State Park - Wild turkeys joining us for breakfast! - Parks Near Me

Very clean, great hosts, tons of room. We had such a good time and everything is so modern here. The bathrooms seemed newly updated. They had hands free sinks powered by small solar panels. The wood and ice had this kiosk thing that took credit cards, which is great because we hardly ever have cash. It was just such a nice place. Can't wait to go camping again! read more

Beautiful beach. We were the only ones there -very peaceful. We enjoyed looking at the lighthouse and all of the driftwood. Parking was convenient- and no charge. read more

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This an amazing state park. you have the ocean and river surrounding the campground and tons of trails. The sites in A loop that we had was great. The campground is easy to maneuver our larger fifth wheel through as well. The Rangers patrol the park frequently which keeps down the noisy nights and is god to see. We could actually see whales from the beach while we were there! read more

A beautiful Lighthouse to see! It's closed past September to go inside. I recommend walking out to the jetty. The waves are powerful and gorgeous. Really unique rocks of every color, and sea glass. A really peaceful beach to walk along. read more

Bullards Beach State Park - Beautiful benches next to the water! - Parks Near Me

There is a very nice campground with all types of hook ups going from 10 sites all the way up to full hook ups. They have trails to the beach but make sure if it's windy to wear some kind of glasses to protect your eyes from the blowing sand read more

Bullards Beach State Park - Campfires - Parks Near Me

On my first visit, years ago, I learned how oddly photogenic the jetty is... but on a more recent trip I was fortunate enough to actually see a whale *inside* the jetty! I don't know that this happens very often, but it was a pretty awesome sight to see so close by. read more

Bullards Beach State Park - Whale *in* the jetty! - Parks Near Me

Camping here for the 1st time, in late April, as we travel up the Oregon coast. The grounds from our site looks like a golf course, space and shrubs add to privacy. The campground bathroom facilities are clean, hot free showers. Staff attends to sites as people move out, cleaning the fire rings that are in good position on the site to enjoy a safe fire. Lots of folk in and out daily. The beach is beautiful, a mile walk on a paved trail. Found fossilized shells and petrified wood, and an agate on the beach. Only negative is the Ranger needs to follow the speed limit as he drives through. It read more

Nothing worth going out of the way for honestly, but an alright pitstop if you're looking to get out of the car.

One of our favorite camping areas! Site C has more open areas and seemed noisier. Site A is more secluded and darker because of the trees and amazingly much quieter. Love going into Bandon and eating at Asia Gardens. If you like green beans, order the Green beans with Beef! You will more than likely have leftovers to take home. :) read more

For years my hubby and I visited this nice campground in his 2000 Ford truck with a new short bed Six PAC camper, which he promptly removed the legs, as he was never going to take the camper off. We were pulling Our new little travel trailer behind it camping in western Federal, state, county and private campgrounds for many years, which we'd never had a problem. We had a paid 3 day reservation. When we pulled up to check in, they looked at our vehicles and just asked for length of trailer. Unfortunately, hubby had come down with a bad flu and couldn't wait to get set up, so he could lay down. The next day a ranger came by and said we had to leave because we had 2 rv's on our site. I explained we only use the little camper for camp storage. It has No bathroom, no oven or microwave, no sewer - minimal amenities. I went to their main office and was told by the head park ranger that they wouldn't allow us, as we could plug in our camper and use more power REALLY. Even if we did that, which we wouldn't, we could NEVER use anywhere near the amount of power many of those Big Rigs were using. We are just 2 senior citizens and respectful. Hubby was worse, so i had to literally beg and beg to stay another day , so hubby could get better. Also he DEMANDED we never stay in another Oregon state park. Then they wanted us to park truck out of park across the highway REALLY. There was room in overflow parking. Has the bureaucracy lost ALL common sense? Are increased regulations, what REALLY matters in customer service. Needless to say this Oregon state park has left a bed taste in our mouth and we will not be visiting and contributing to their economy, but only sharing our story. read more

Favorite RV spot of all time. Large sites, lots of trees, privacy and seclusion. Inexpensive. Great staff.