This park has it all with freshwater lakes to swim in and giant dunes to hike and play in. It's a…read morepopular park but very large too so you can "get away." Also, getting a day pass allows you to visit other nearby state parks w/o additional fees.

Just camped here for three days last week. After having a TTrails original camping membership we…read morehad forgotten what reliable hot showers with working amenities were. Every morning I went to take a shower, there were two lovely Forest Service dressed ladies cleaning the restrooms and showers. They were smiling and pleasant. Yes. Some campers will mess up the restrooms which cannot be helped, but this campground was on it. Our restroom had 8 individual private showers, one was wheelchair accommodating. This park was paved and had well marked trails leading to Dunes, or across a sky bridge to the lake. The Dunes also had a small lake which you could rent Kayaks, paddle boats, and fishing poles. The park had many places for family reunions, or weddings. They also had a boat launch for both lakes, and a dump station. Oh yes! They also had garbage, recycling, and propane can recycling too. There were well marked signs of campsites, and warnings. This place was great!

Rainy and cold week of camping can't influence the review! So I can imagine warmer weather at this…read morelocation is fab. The campsites are level and gravel is well kept. Water and electricity at each site is functional. However the sites are close together and those along the river are all in parking lot style except for view of river. Bonus? Campground sits next to old town so walking around for shopping or meals is flat and easy access. Heceta lighthouse and beach and Seal cove are all nearby and worth a visit.

Very small gravel spot that felt like a parking lot. We could see the river beyond other campers…read morebut didn't see any access to the river until we were ready to leave. Only booked one night before heading up the coast. There were some nicer spots but it was a full house. The porta potty didn't smell bad.

We have stayed here over a dozen times over the years. Sites are relatively big, lots of…read morepull-throughs, are gravel and some are not as level as others. It is way off of 101, so no highway noise. It is close enough to Haceta Beach you can hear the ocean at night. And, it is not too far to walk to beach access. The bathrooms are always clean and I have never had hot water problems when showering. Unfortunately, this stay the digital TV channels were not available (i.e. all network/ local channels). I thought it was my TV and spent quite some time troubleshooting. Those in the office had a sheet to hand out to people with "cable problems." Finally, I asked them to pull up the TV in the office. They had the same problem but could only tell me they would report it to the owners. For all I know, they canceled their digital service. As for WiFi, like at many parks, it is hot and miss. It dropped twice while typing this review. Cell coverage is terrible here, so WiFi is important to me. If cable and WiFi are no big deal to you, then this could be 5 stars. I like having them so I give 4.

Looking at places to stay in the area and Haceta Beach RV sounded fun. Quite a bit out of Florence…read moreand narrow roads to get there. It may be great for those who want to get away from the busy life but we wanted to be closer to town. I think the bumpy road would be too difficult with an RV! Looks like they are doing road construction so it may get better. 3 stars because it is off the road to Haceta Beach. I had no internet at the park so I checked in on the road to it.

It's been years since I've been camping, so I was excited to connect again on our first family…read morecamping trip in Oregon. With the temperatures expected to hit 106 in Salem, it seemed like the perfect time to get away. I lost my wifi signal halfway to Florence and wasn't sure I was headed the right direction, but followed the signs and eventually made it to the coast. We had three sites reserved, and enough supplies for a week. Each site has enough space for at least 2 tents, maybe three, depending upon size. You're allowed 2 cars per site, one included with your reservation. Any additional vehicles must pay $8 / day, which they'll come around to collect or remind you about. There are several grocery stores and restaurants in the area if you forget something, but it seems towels were in short supply when a friend went to go look for one. Each site includes a picnic table and firepit with a grill top. My brother brought a plancha grill top that made cooking for our group a breeze! What to bring: closed toe shoes & socks for the trails, fishing pole and raft for the lake, ear plugs and face mask if you're a light sleeper, and extra TP. The facilities were a hole in the ground locked bathroom with hand sanitizer (and flies everywhere). I found the flushable toilet by the lake to be worth the walk and much cleaner (less traffic). Nice walking trails and shaded areas. I wish we could've stayed a few more days!

A lovely campground situated on 2 small lakes. We walked around the grounds & the lakes during our…read morestay, which was a nice treat. The site has clean pit toilets. The considerate host/manager made us feel welcome.

I've stayed at many campgrounds over the years, and I have never encountered hosts as unpleasant as…read morethe ones here. From the moment we arrived, their attitude was unfriendly and condescending. Instead of addressing any small issues politely, they were quick to speak to us with unnecessary rudeness and no attempt at customer service. Camping is supposed to be a relaxing and welcoming experience, but their behavior made it stressful and uncomfortable. There are plenty of other campgrounds where the staff actually treat guests with basic respect--this is not one of them. I will not be returning, and I suggest others look elsewhere.

This is the most ridiculous camping place ever.I have never experienced such a horrible…read moreexperience.The person in charge stud up on our tables that we eat on and started to yell at us for 30 minutes. They also said they were going "escalate things farther" whatever that means.The only good thing was they cleaned the bathroom every day two times.I would personally give this 0 stars if I could.

It states on its website it has TV. When you call to reserve, they don't tell you they have…read moredisconnected it. Their WiFi is terrible, drops often, and not fast enough to stream to substitute for no TV. At $72 per night, it isn't worth it. I will note, we've been coming there since 2014. We've always liked the owners. But, unfortunately, we won't go back.

Very nice campground with the added bonus of a lake across the street! I threw a lure for a little…read morewhile, nothing, but it was fun. Campsites are large in size, and have bushes on both side for privacy! Very cool people there. Was a Bronco festival happening, that was cool. Has direct access to the dunes, bring your ATV's! Also right up the street is an ATV rental place! See my review for Torex ATV rentals

This is the second time we've camped here and still love the park as much as we did two years ago…read more First of all it is a campground with most sites among the trees with water and electric only. We love the forested setting, for those who prefer sunny sites there some with more sun exposure. We have a 36' MH and tow a car and easily fit into our back in site. When checking in the very friendly staff member told us about all the improvements going on, such as the refurbished sports court, the pool is up and running, the lodge near pool is refurbished (looks updated). They also updated bathrooms in a couple of sections and are in the process of updating other sections now. There is a medium sized dog park with plenty of bags and lots of room around the park to walk your pups. One of the other reasons we love this park it is close to so many great activities and Florence. We adore this little coastal town especially old town. There are tourist but it's not over run, you can set outside at one the local restaurants an people watch, have view of the bridge and water way. The town offers a fabulous selection of restaurants along is quaint street with floral baskets lining it. Some of our favorites include Nosh, Maris and Restrobar. Some of the fun adventures you can do include a dune buggy ride (company right by park), visit the miles of dunes, Sea Lion Caves, head South to Coos Bay or other beach towns. The State Park near by offers a fresh water lake you can swim in or other water sports. Watch people try sand boarding or try it yourself. Florence park will always be one our locations to stop while in the area, my only regret this time is we didn't schedule a longer stay.

Terrible management here basketball hoop broke, volleyball court broke inoperable, hot tubs broke…read moreeven though we called three days before we headed out and were lied to, pickleball court broke inoperable, no shuffleboard as advertised they sent us to multiple sites that were too small so we hung out in the road or already had people staying in them. The staff is nice but this place is a mess they need to be re structured asap.

This RV park is terrific. It is easy to set up and park your rig. The staff are very friendly…read more They have a great dog run too.

This is a wonderful and pretty quiet RV park. They have a…read moresmall rec room with puzzles, games, TV and a pool table. They have a few row of permanents but also spaces for people with reservations and possibly a few reserved for those without. You could not ask for a better staff of Amy and her daughter Sandy! They do an excellent job! They are very kind, sincere, accommodating, helpful and really go the extra mile to help you. The maintenance crew does a wonderful job keeping everything cleaned, tidied and trimmed. They have a sign up sheet for laundry so you have 3 washers & dryers at your disposal. There is a 2 hour time slot for yourself to get clothes done. I would highly recommend this wonderful RV Park. We stored our RV in front of the RV park for many years so it was wonderful to hook up and drive around the corner into the park. We have stayed there many years until we sold our RV last year.

This place is beautiful and peaceful. Our cabin was clean and fully stocked on kitchen equipment,…read moreincluding wine glasses! The bed and bedding were like a cloud of happiness! I honestly never wanted to leave. The ONLY reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because of the phone service. I tried calling several times to ask some questions before booking. I even left a message and got no call back. The booking company was able to answer some things though. But when I tried calling from the kitchen of the cabin to ask about dishwasher detergent, I couldn't get an answer then either. I would definitely return!!

My partner and i rented Cabin #9 with our puppy and oh my goodness what a treat! All the…read morenecessities were provided and we were able to make a great home cooked meal with a view of the lake. We ended the evening in the hot tub and had a great nights sleep. Every person (and other dogs) we met were very sweet and down to earth! 10/10 would recommend!

This place is DARLING. What a great lakeside campground with a lot going on. We were there during…read morea small bass fishing tourney and it was fun to watch the action. Including the restaurant/pub in this review, the service was excellent, the food very tasty - TENDER and flavorful brisket which you can't get just anywhere. We already made our camp reservation for next year!

My review is not for the marina and RV park exactly, rather the darling (pun very much intended)…read morehole in the wall bar and restaurant Darlings Smokehouse. Service was incredible, portion sizes were fantastic and the view made it truly a brilliant meal. Outside seating for those visiting with dogs or just wanna enjoy the weather! Some of the best bbq that I haven't made myself in quite some time!