Realistically the drive is 40 minutes off of I-5 or about an hour from the coast. This place is a…read morevacation destination for RV travelers who want swimming, tubing, and boat access to a river. A big plus is that the park is family-run by a husband/wife team who are very accommodating. They charge by the number of guests visiting but that covers the water, electricity that you will be using while there so I think that is fair. They offer clean restrooms and showers and a small laundry room (bring your quarters - $1.75 to wash/$2 to dry), plus a dog park, covered picnic pavilion, BBQ, and sink for cleaning fish. There is daily ice delivery for a small fee and the owner delivered a free cool treat to the kids (with parent's permission) one hot Saturday afternoon. It truly felt like we were in a rustic resort. The RV sites are lined up somewhat close to each other but offer enough room and privacy to make it comfortable. The park is very quiet and you will find it silent at night. You will not find tent camping here, nor will you find long-term RV tenants. The grounds are clean and rustic but well kept. We met many nice families, many who are locals who visit this park to get away from their coastal towns. The river access is by rocky boat ramp, though a rustic dirt path that lead down to the river, or by another boat ramp that was unpaved. The river had shallow rocks to sit on and sunbathe or wade out around and was deeper in the center. Small kids could play, find tadpoles, fish, swim, or kayak safely near the shore. We also noticed a few adults fishing too. It was fun playing on the river and the owners have a few tubes and kayaks to use but I recommend you bring your own river "toys" to guarantee you have what you need for your enjoyment. Also there are no close-by stores, so pack up all the food and supplies that you need for your trip and prepare to be off the grid for your visit. There is no camp store or café on site. Spotty cell reception only allowed us to receive and send a few texts. As others have said, do not expect Wi-Fi or cable here. Overall, two nights were not enough as we had such a good time on the river. If it wasn't so far away from home, we would definitely make this a regular summer destination.

My wife is a hotel person, so staying at a place that does not give you a mint on your pillow is…read morenot my usual review. We rented the cabin as relatives stayed in the RV park and had the best time which was aided by the owner, who was super helpful. The cabin is isolated from the rv's in an open field next to some shady trees. It features four twin beds (2 up in a loft). There is a couple of chairs, shelfs, a heater, a usb port for mild charging, a swing on the porch a gas bbq and a firepit with some wood and kindling. They thoughtfully provide a few odds and ends such as lighter fluid, briquets and bug spray (that was not needed). It's clean and functional and perfect for a weekend of roughing it, without sleeping on the ground. The owner called it a tent when we booked it, which is not the case. I'm sure he was setting our expectations so not to expect a standard motel accommodation. It was plenty warm at night and all the windows captured the breeze in the day. Also, bring your own pillows and sleeping bags. The only negative is the bathroom which is an outhouse across the field. The normal bathrooms with showers are about a 3 minute walk into the RV park. They are very clean and the hot water just keeps coming! This is where there is a laundry room (don't forget to bring quarters) and a great fish cleaning sink. Once again, they provided some helpful stuff here. The RV spots are pull through with a picnic table and a full hookups overlooking the river. This proximity cannot be understated as it is beautiful. It is quiet as well, great place to get your fish gear together and watch the running water. There is no separation between the spots, so friendly conversations with your neighbor is a sure bet. There is a lighted common picnic area and shade cover with a bbq provided as well as a corn-hole pitch game. We are planning on coming back next year with a large group and using this as a gathering place. Plenty of safe areas for kids to swim as well as great fishing. Our group caught a load of fish the first day from canoes. I think there is some equipment you can rent here. There is a small boat launch and ample parking for day guest. Our large group cannot say enough good things about the hands-on owner of the resort. He comes by occasionally to check that all is well. He provided river whistles (a requirement when tubing in Oregon) and a couple of life jackets as we ran short. We understand the prior owner was more laid back and some of the camp got run down. That is not the case now, as everything was in great shape. By the way, cell services is really spotty here, so don't plan on being connected to your social media. Just enjoy the river.

What a well maintained campground! Winchester Bay RV is…read morepart of the Sun Outdoors family. From online reservations to check in at the park it has been seamless. We have a beautiful spot that backs up to the river. Ample place to enjoy the view, a fire ring and a picnic table. The grounds are impeccable-the camp hosts work hard to keep everything looking fresh. The bath houses are clean and up to date. The laundry facilities are ample. (No OHV allowed to be operated in the park. You must tow them out them start.)

Well we have spent a total of 31 nights here in the last three months…read more The staff is so helpful. The spots are spotless. The WiFi is the best we had had anywhere.... And that's huge to us. The views can't be beat. The laundry and shower facilities are cleaned everyday by camp hosts. And, the camp hosts are SO helpful. There are NO long term RV's here. It seems that there just be a limit on how long you can stay before you might need to relate to another spot. The laundry is not over priced here. $2 to wash and $1.50 to dry. Last place it was $3 and $3. If you are looking for a in this area-this is it. It sets the bar very high.

We drove into Coos Bay without a plan, only the hope that one of the campgrounds in the area would…read morehave space for us. We drove past Beach Bound thinking we'd land in the County Park next door. The tall trees at Beach Bound beckoned us back though! Lucky us! This is the kind of place that doesn't seem to exist anymore. No corporate BS here. This is a family built and run place where pride of ownership and a labor of love makes all the difference. Wide spaced sites, with hookups and picnic tables, all under wonderful trees! We felt so lucky to have wound up here for a few nights...We found a gem that we wouldn't have otherwise known about! Belinda and Brian have built a tremendous place and are so clearly putting their heart into keeping it clean, tidy, and hospitable for guests. Also...Belinda's 300+ rhododendrons would be a site to see when they're in bloom!

It's very quiet, peaceful and serene. It's a bit pricey because there's they want you to pay extras…read morefor everything including dumping your garbage, which is a little weird. But it's beautiful and it's quiet.

Sawyers Rapids RV Resort is a small park on the Umpqua River. It has recently been changed to a…read morelong-term RV park-so no short term stays. Service is great. The lady in the office was really nice and helpful. Ambiance-is ok but there are views of the river so that helps.

Cute little quiet campground you can float from for about 2 hours to a boat ramp at Scottsburg Park…read moreboat launch. People camp along the bank and fish. Not much but if you are looking for fishing quiet and solitude I would drive in and check them out.

I can't say enough good things about Bay Point landing!! We stopped here on a Pacific Coast…read moreroadtrip and after a two-night stay, I was so sad to leave. The property is just a 15-minute drive from downtown, and located off a decently busy road. But when you turn down the driveway and pass through the tree line, it feels like you're in the middle of nowhere. The bay surrounds the site on basically three sides, and the views were just so stunning. We stayed in one of the cabins (a tiny house really) and loved it. It's super comfortable and modern, and the heat, hot water, kitchen appliances, etc. all worked perfectly. Even though this place is technically a campsite, you're not roughing it at all. One of our favorite parts was the little porch and fire pit alongside the cabin. They give you a starter kit with wood, kindling, and a lighter, and you can purchase more from the property store. Speaking of the store - you can text the front desk to place an order, and they'll deliver it via golf cart for no additional charge. Such a nice perk since the property is a decent size. We walked down to the beach each night to watch the sunset and couldn't get enough of it. The place was pretty quiet while we were there at the start of off season, so it was calm and peaceful, but it seemed really family friendly too. Bay Point was the highlight of our time in Coos bay, I might have to come back to this part of the world just to stay here again.

We had a great time here. We stayed in one of the cabins. The cabin is adequate for our family of 3…read morein terms of both size and amenities (shower, cook top, fridge, microwave). The main building is great too - you have great views of the water and sunset, pool (more for family fun than serious swimming i think) and right across there's restroom and showers. There's a kids den with toys etc. a cafe you can get coffee and breakfast in the morning, and a lounge / game room too. The lobby/store has useful supplies and there's a number you text any time and they will bring you stuff. The staff is friendly and efficient. We have only been there on long weekends and it is a little pricey at that time but I would say not prohibitively so. We went to Bastendorff beach, shore acres state park / cape arago loop trail / simpson beach, and John Dellenback dunes trail - all of which are really close. I also like that the property seems quiet and isolated, but you have access to multiple big stores just 10min away.

The manager, she is amazing...helps RSVP a spot last 2 years for my parents. Keela is wonderfulread more

Rising River is a nice RV park that is along side the Umpqua River. The park office is just when…read moreyou pull in and the staff is friendly and helpful. There are long pull through sites and some sites back up to the river. Everywhere seems fairly well maintained with no mud holes like some places. This is a nice place to stay. The website shows the prices and you can call for availability.

Beautiful campground--RIGHT on the beach. Absolutely loved it. Nice, clean campground.read more

The event spaces are good sized and the beach really is just right there. It was a very nice…read moreexperience.

Very nice RV park, not very close to the beach, but close to Florence. Staff very courteous. Also…read morewifi not available away from the office. Staff was kind to give free access to another weekend when i showed up 2 weeks ago without keys to my RV.

This RV campground is nice. Quiet and very secluded sites because of hedges between trailer's. They…read morehave hookups and cable connections, however internet is in and out. Spotty at best. I would stay there again! Easy access to beach.

Very remote. Not fancy, but super friendly, solid WiFi, power, etc. Terrific for its location.read more

One of the only RV parks in Winchester across the street from amacher park located on the beautiful…read moreNorth Umpqua River. Some of the friendliest staff around the owners are top. The groundskeeper does such a good job on this place everything looks amazing. Maintenance is also up-to-date and well done. There are bathroom and shower facilities and a clothes washing room (four washers four dryers) not to mention the price might make this the best RV park option in the greater Roseburg area

The Park is o.k. end of subject. It supposedly has Wifi but only certain lots get good WiFi. The…read moresituation has been discussed several times over the last 10 months When we moved here we were told better internet will be here in a couple of weeks and new arrived 4 months later and it is as bad as the previous and management refuses to do anything as it might cost more money (direct quote) I have never had the problem at any RV park I have lived in. The fact is the signal is so weak that even our Firestick with a booster will not connect. We were told we could get our own internet, and many people do that but, I will not. The WiFi is advertised on their website and it is false advertising. I have WORKED for 50 years on computers and have managed to keep the green light on and working with some very complicated computer systems. I am not a light weight when it comes to computers I have done a bit of programming. We were given a rent reduction because we wondered why new residents were given a better rate so ours was reduced by $100 probably for only one month. That does not alleviate the problem with the WiFi which I need because I am going to have to use it to work as my partner just had his $600 SSI check taken away, thank you DONNY, for removing the check of a disabled Vet. There is no sympathy or help from management and I am not able to work on the internet because every time I try the signal is so weak that the work times out; companies do not pay for time outs. Oh, by the way the satellite TV also sucks it has 17 channels and most of them are useless for anyone with half a brain to watch. If you have a high end RV you will want to be aware of the craters in the park that they routinely throw a little gravel in the holes when they should be using Quickcrete. When it rains the water around the office is ankle deep and you have to wade through it to get into the office, no apologies. When I asked about a French drain they said it had already been done. Later, I found out why; the park sits in the middle of a wetland and it will never be dry here, I cannot keep my spices dry or my sugar or my flour. We are looking further north so don't say why do you not move, We are seniors living on a fixed income and now even that has been greatly reduced, so moving is not so easy and when your health is not great it is very hard. Being told to move to another site in the park,requires bringing in the slides and makes a huge amount of work and management either does not know or does not care what it requires for two seniors (almost 80) to make that move just across the park. When I move it will not be to relocate just to get the internet. Make your own decisions. These are my opinions.

This is an Awesome park! The Manager is nice and friendly and the Maintenance man is very helpful!…read moreThey have shower rooms and rec room with a workout area and 24 Cable channels at every site included in the rent! You also get a discount on your propane refills if you stay in the park to make up for the electric charge. You can put storage buildings on your site or build a porch for your RV. They have a pet area for the furbabies, and best of all, NO BREED OR WEIGHT RESRTICTIONS!! The only rule is they must be well mannered and friendly. The owner lives in the park, but he takes care of his wife who is terminally sick, so you don't see him much. Overall, this park is GREAT! The facilities are upkept and clean, the staff is friendly and helpful, it is conviently located about 2mi from The Dunes, and witnin walking distance for crabbing and fishing in Winchester Bay, OR right on Hwy 101, and best of all AFFORDABLE! If you are coming through the area stop in and stay awhile, you won't regret it!