Pretty amazing to think an RV park right on the highway can stay as busy/packed as this one is…read more Nice accommodations (kinda chucker blocked in but that's RVing) and reasonable rent for what is offered. There's a nice rec room, and the park is river front. Very obviously it's a nice enough place to visit/live. They are usually VERY FULL --- and yes, I realize there are not a ton of camping options. Still, this one is serving a hugely grand purpose within the community. We could use more like it. It's clean, apparently safe enough, and overlooks the incredible Coquille Valley! Changing scenery with easy accessibility. Sounds like a good option for inexpensive living! Maybe that's why they're always packed to the brim!

Stayed here for 3 months and it was great. Very clean and neat. All paved parking and friendly…read morestaff. I will be staying again this year. Close to everything you need and want. It rained a lot during the winter and it was nice to have a paved area instead of mud or grass. Reasonable rates class act place to stay.

Beautiful beach in Oregon, great views, nice sand, and gorgeous sunset, absolutely incredible. We…read morestopped by a few years ago during the trip to Oregon and loved stopping here to watch the sunset, it was wonderful

Stayed for RV camping. Clean restroom and showers, park is clean and very quiet, a lot of space…read morebetween sites. The beach is just down the street.

1st time at Bay Point, it will not be our last. We found the location to be well suited to…read moreenjoying the coast. The check in was easy, our host attendant , gave us clear instructions to our airstream. We were a bit confused the first day and evening about how to contact someone after hours. I kept getting the bot when I went on to the website. Finally when I googled Bay Point Landing General store, I found that part of the site. From then on it was a breeze to getting help. The airstream was well stocked. Dishware, glasses, utensils, cookware and cooking utensils. Linens were clean, we even had lovely doggy baskets for our pups. Complete with towels, dishes, treats, leashes and sheets to cover bed and sofa. They have activities everyday to attend. We did the happy hour the first night, it was very nice sitting looking over the water and enjoying a glass or two of wine. I was grateful for the broom that was in the airstream, sweep out the RV multiple times a day. The airstream comes with dish rags and dishes towels, but no dish soap you can purchase that at the General store. This is not glamping, as some reviews seemed to think. But it is a step above RVing in a state park. There are nice amenities and can make as many improvements as you want, but they cost. We were happy with the close proximity to the state parks, restaurants and grocery stores. We look forward to our next stay at Bay Point Landing.

The website presents a much fancier image than the experience. Spent $121/night for a pull-thru…read morerv space on gravel pad, via gravel roads. The landscaping between sites is a weed-fest. The "fitness room" was a total disappointment. Asked the gal at check-in if they had free-weights. "Oh yes"she exclaimed. Really? 3 dumbell sets (10 lbs heaviest!) and no bench. Only machines were a couple of treadmills and stationary bikes. Fitness room for octogenarians? The pool is saltwater, and not big enough to swim laps. Maybe 10x40ft with stairs at one end. No spa. For the price of admission, this is pathetic. We've stayed at much less expensive resorts with far better amenities. This place relies on the location, which is decent, but not exceptional. You are on the bay, not the ocean, no with ocean access from the resort. In sum, we won't be returning; as the cost wasn't matched with value.

This is a well kept park and lots of friendly volunteers and staff. No mini market camp hosts sell…read morewood that's all. Sites are clean. However, you can't just easily walk to the beach from your site because one way from the camping sites is 3/4 mile through mosquito walkways and another you could bike, walk or drive that is a 1-1/4 mile away from sites. If you have small children driving is best or you'll hear them complaining the whole way there. Beaches are beautiful and so is surrounding area. No play equipment for kids so best is them just riding around park. Which kids will make it fun. We don't tow a car with our RV so we are land locked unless we want to unhook everything. In summary won't be back due to lack of quick and easy access to beach via walking.

Do you like rock picking? Well then this is the beach!!! We were just mesmerized by all the…read morecolors! Jade, agate and so much more! Wonderful beach to walk! You can go forever! We stayed in the campground and then drove to the beach access parking lot. It would be quite a walk and I would rather save it for beach exploring! The sites here are nice. Water, electric and sewer connections. We were able to have cell and our WiFi here. Lots of trees but still a great signal. If you have a big rig it would be hard here.

Amazing manager. Very attentive and friendly. Mostly long term renters, the spaces are good size…read moreand clean. Management is working on improvements and doing a great job!

Managed and owned by Don Porior, Not kid friendly Manager is incompetent Can not remember which…read moresite you are in after 1 year or how much you pay per site. Bathrooms are not ADA available, Showers are disgusting If you are using a walker and/or Wheelchair NOT a good place at all.. Smell of Horse poop everyday even when it is cool and windy. As well as people camping on porches.. .

My fiance and I stayed in Room 4 in mid July for a very reasonable price, considering the room and…read morelocation. Perfect location, as the Sea Star is in close proximity to everything downtown; the room was quiet, intimate, very clean, with a romantic beachy ambiance (seemed recently remodeled). The bed was extremely comfortable and free Wi-Fi was a bonus. There is a small, beautifully designed courtyard and beyond it is the back entrance to an amazing wine bar / restaurant (Alloro's). The owners (Bill and Pat) were extremely friendly and helpful. We look forward to visiting again!

HOSTEL - Sea Star - U (unaffiliated) (not part of Hostelling Intl.)…read more I'm a frequent hosteler, and The Sea Star Hostel was one of my Oregon coastal favorites. My favorite room had a loft spot to sleep, and was private with a great view of the harbor. Kitchen and lounge areas were clean and I met some nice hostelers too. If you enjoy hosteling, this is a good one to visit. They also rent full guesthouse rooms, separately, with views, but I have only stayed at the hostel. Hosteling is very different from hotelling, and it is NOT for everyone, so I would rate this 3 or 4 stars for a hostel, but if you compare it to a regular hotel, i have no idea. Hostels are not camping, not bed and breakfasts, but nor are they hotels or motels, so I have no idea really how to rate them, except hostel to hostel. Hosteling is affordable, social and educational. Someday I'd love to own a hostel.

Okay, there are some really quirky things here but for the folks who don't want to read: yes, I…read morewould stay here again. A few things that are true: - These are Hobbit Houses. Everything is small. The beds, the rooms, the stove, the shower, the toilet. All smaller than you are used to. Definitely not ADA accessible. - This place is old. It smells like your Great Aunt's house and you'll be checking the cupboards for Ribbon Candy. - The place is clean. Spotless. Linens were fresh and not a speck of dust or dirt anywhere. Dishes, cups, everything. Super clean. - It's not modern. At all. You'll use a real key. You'll get a handwritten receipt for your stay. The WiFi is a strange little router plugged in to a random ceiling plug. The stove is small and has coil burners. - It has great beach access. Out your back door and a few steps away. Okay, several steps but still close. - Close to the old town. You're about a 5 minute drive to the old downtown and far off the highway so there is no noise. - It's expensive. A tad uncomfortable with the price but you're paying for the beach access and view. There is a chain hotel across the street that is significantly cheaper but if you want the access, get your credit card out. Hotels / motels are limited in this town and this was the best option we saw. We will stay here again. Once you get over the "weird" of the room set up (it takes about an hour) you will really like the place.

This review is difficult for me to write because, honestly, I wanted to love this place…read more The location is beautiful. The proximity to the beach is outstanding, the setting is relaxing, and the property has tremendous potential to provide a wonderful coastal experience. That is part of what makes this experience so disappointing. I did not want to write this review out of anger or spite. In fact, my initial goal was simply to alert management to a serious issue so it could be addressed before another guest experienced the same thing. During my stay, I discovered multiple bed bugs on the bedding. I photographed the insects, photographed where they were found, and documented the resulting bites. The issue was significant enough that we felt unsafe remaining in the room. What happened next was even more disappointing than the discovery itself. We immediately attempted to contact the hotel for assistance. We called the regular hotel phone number, called the emergency contact number posted on the office door, and sent multiple emails. Despite repeated attempts, we received no response. With no assistance available, we were forced to find alternative accommodations late at night, around 10:00 PM, incurring additional expenses, stress, disruption to our travel plans, and concern about possible exposure to our belongings. The following morning, because all of our attempts to contact management had gone unanswered, we returned to the property in person to speak with management directly. I was not looking for a confrontation. I was looking for compassion, accountability, and reassurance that the matter would be taken seriously. Instead, I left feeling dismissed, disrespected, and treated as though my concerns were an inconvenience rather than a legitimate health and safety issue. I will also note that management declined to accept responsibility for the condition of the room. While I cannot speak to when the issue originated or whether management was previously aware of it, the number of insects I discovered and documented left me deeply concerned about the extent of the problem. To management's credit, a refund was eventually issued. However, a refund does not erase the experience, the inconvenience of having to relocate late at night, the bites, the anxiety of potentially bringing bed bugs home, or the feeling that our concerns were not genuinely heard. What troubles me most is that I sincerely expressed my hope that the issue was isolated and encouraged management to thoroughly investigate it for the protection of future guests. My purpose then, and now, is not retaliation. It is concern that another family may unknowingly find themselves in the same position. I hope the hotel conducts a thorough inspection and remediation of any affected rooms. Every guest deserves a clean, safe place to sleep and a management team that responds promptly and compassionately when serious concerns arise.

Clean place. Nice semi-private spots. Kind camp host. Decent, but still to be expected, campground…read morebathrooms. NO SHOWERS! Biking across the country, campgrounds have become a pretty usual staple. I have seen far worse, and the only thing that would make this place better is a shower. People complain about he HWY 101 noise, and maybe I got lucky, but it wasn't even noticeable. The morning had a rise in truck noise, though.

Do NOT stay here. This place felt extremely sketchy and unsafe. Throughout the entire night, there…read morewas constant traffic driving past our campsite, and random people were walking along the trails between 12-3 a.m. At one point, we watched a random car drive directly through campsites that were occupied. After that, everyone in our group felt extremely uncomfortable and on edge for the rest of the trip. Be very careful when choosing your campsite. Our campsite was so small that it could barely fit a family-sized tent, leaving almost no room for camp chairs, a table, or any other camping gear. Overall, this was an unsettling experience, and we would absolutely not recommend staying here.