This place is nothing like it used to be. The Bill and Tammy days were the best! Long gone is good…read morecustomer service.

The owner and employee were friendly and helpful. We rented a boat and crabbing supplies for 3…read morehours and had such a good time that we paid for an extra hour. Then, we came back the next day and did the same thing all over! We'd never been crabbing before. We caught 11 keepers. They gave us tips that we plan to utilize when we return next time. We'll be back.

I have lived here for almost four years now and truly feel blessed. The views of the river are…read moreexceptional and the owners and managers of the park are continuosly working hard to make this park even better. I have not had not any problems with the residents who live here and have been treated very well by both the owners and managers of the park.

It doesn't get any friendlier than at Drift Creek Landing. Never heard of it? Its cuz it is one of…read morethe best kept secrets in Oregon. Reasonable rates for exceptional RV Sites. There are Great fishtales told daily at the Marina Cafe and the most helpful staff anywhere, spectacular scenery --even if you get tired of that amazing Alsea River, then just drive 4 miles west to the brink of the Pacific Ocean. What else can be said? Drift Creek Landing is the very best vacation destination in the Pacific Northwest, Bar None.

Fantastic Dungeness Crab, cooked, cooled, and cleaned to order. Easily the freshest crab I've ever…read morehad that I didn't catch & cook myself. The shop is really a bait & tackle shop, so if you wanted to catch some yourself instead, I suppose you could, but in this instance we were looking for grab-and-go... TW: the fellow who chose and cooked our crab brought it out squirming and feisty, which made some of my companions uncomfortable. Locals tweaking the city folk, so be prepared! But ultimately the two people working on July 4th were friendly and funny and nice, and the crab was epic!

Great local business with a fantastic staff. I highly recommend anyone wanting some great…read moreinformation and tackle on crabbing, and fishing, along with the cooking, cleaning and care of your freshly caught crab in the bay, "need" to visit and support this local business, you won't be disappointed.

Strong 4 & 1/2 Stars! McKinleys RV Park and Marina is our…read morego to park, when coming to Waldport for an annual bike race each May. The park is not too crowded during this time of year. Yes, this park does have a few full -time RV sites, which is not an issue. We've always booked a waterfront, back in site for our stays. The view of Alsea Bay is worth it and we can watch the tides go in and out, as well as watching crabbers coming in with their haul. (They offer boat and equipment rentals for crabbing.) There is a large field on the east side of the property for dry camping and waterfront tent camping. There you'll find a beach volleyball court, a tetherball and a basketball hoop as well. I love the abundance of birds and wildlife in this area. There is a fabulous little Bakery within walking distance of this park; "Pacific Sourdough," positively worth visiting. Great location - within walking distance to the beach, downtown and the bridge.

Family has been camping here for 25 yrs to do some crabbing. Usually 4 days in September. They've…read morealso camped here other times through out the year, in September though they usually reserve up to 4 spaces. For the record, this is a nice campground. It's the customer service that could use some help. Family has always been booked on sites with full hookups, nice paved spaces. This year another family member traveled from the East coast to join in as they prefer west coast crabs. Going to check in, they were told they'd been booked in the overflow area, gravel, no hook ups. No apology, instead got major attitude from woman who's comment was"oh you've stayed out there before" - wrong & then a shrug with "You should have checked your confirmation " My family (mom, dad, aunt & uncle) are in their late 70's. Uncle a disabled vet. Having a flat, paved space with hookups would have been nice. If she'd have looked back at her records, she could have seen they'd never been in the overflow area. They'll be lucky if my family comes back. Again, great campground, but do check your confirmations (these were reserved back in April) and to be treated so rudely (this isn't the first time she's been rude) this was just the icing on the cake so to speak & thus the 2 star rating. The gentleman that works there knows my family & was apologetic, he's a great guy - just beware of the woman.

Abigail was awesome, and funny! My husband and I went on the offroad foraging adventure, and we…read moreboth enjoyed it a lot! She was able to describe things for me, a novice adventurer, but also went into depth on some plants, which was great for my husband, who knows a bit more than I do. We didn't go off trail too much, except for a couple of mushroom clusters that were found (which we kept and tried that night!) , and thankfully the trail was pretty even, so not a ton of hills or anything! It also was a great variety of nature along the trail, so we got a bit of everything! Can't wait to visit the area again and try another tour!

I got a foraging tour as a birthday gift and just cashed it in today. It was FANtastic! Abigail…read moretook me to some spots near Neptune State Park. I learned about some edible (and medicinal) greens, berries and mushrooms that are growing now and info on what to look for from those same plants in different seasons. She is a fun guide with a lot of useful knowledge. Highly recommend it!

Their sandwich with its expertly fried easy over egg, large slabs of bacon, arugula, and heirloom…read moretomatoes, and unique homemade sauce, is a higher category, so deserves a better description than Breakfast BLT The service is friendly

Gary was our captain and he knew his stuff! We saw so many whales it was incredible. Absolute best…read morepart of our vacation. Just a reminder - tip your guides! They deserve it. We will be back!

We took a very terrific kayak tour yesterday on the Yaquina bay. The tour was lead by Lily, a very…read moreknowledgeable and personal guide. We were promptly met, fully briefed, outfitted with water and safety gear and we were off. Many sightings of sea life and great talks about the local fishing industry. Highly recommended!!!

Tour was wonderful! It ended up being only our group of four and Jeremy our guide made it an…read moreamazing experience. The sea lions were out in force and incredible to see. Relaxed pace which was perfect for a first time kid kayaker!

There was a great historical depiction of the history of ALL Bridges in Oregon as well as…read moreMcCollough the architect. The primary focus is on the Alsea Bay Bridge but there is a wealth of info on the other bridgesin Oregon. Additionally, there is a 20 minute video talking about the old and new bridge, construction challenges as well as the demolish of the old bridge once the new one was complete...some of the interviewees were challenged... The staff were nice but a bit odd...very helpful when it was all said and done. This is worth 30 minutes of your time and energy...and its free.

The interpretive center simply educates you on the bridges replacement. Strangely the tile…read moredepiction of this historic bridge on the side of the interpretive center is inaccurate, displaying an extra arch compared to what the bridge actually has. It only makes for a good bathroom break on a road trip passing through, which was what it was for me.