This is a wonderful beach with a huge parking lot and a restroom…read more It's a very short walk to the beach from the parking lot. I saw lots of ATV entering the beach from this area, too. The beach is clean and a great place to build sand castles.

This is the first time I've been dune camping and I wasn't really sure what to expect but I enjoyed…read moreit quite a bit. What I will say is that people were riding dune buggies entirely too close to our tent until upwards of 1 am and as such; I didn't get much sleep. I also spent 20 minutes picking up garbage from the campers before us (which I'm fine doing), maybe they could consider adding a trash can right next to the camp site sign? Other than the previous people's trash, it was pretty clean sandy area.

My family and I have been coming to this KOA for years. After Steve's ATV bought it, it has not…read morebeen an enjoyable place to stay. Management has not been kind, and does not treat guest with any respect. Sadly we will all be going to a different stay after this trip.

Thanksgiving Dinner The parks new manager,Tawnya and her…read morestaff, held a Beautiful Thanksgiving Dinner for guests and staff. All are appreciated for there assistance. It was a hit!!!! Thank you from all of us.

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.

What a fun experience here with some friends for the weekend! The dunes are massive and so…read moreexpansive! This is definitely a great stop for weekend fun! Most of the campers seemed thoughtful and having a good time especially with atvs and side by sides all over the place!

Hall Lake Loop in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Absolutely beautiful 1.6 mile…read morewalking/hiking loop. This short hike includes a waterfall and ocean views from the top of the dunes. This small lake would be a great place to paddle board or take a dip. We've been coming to the Dunes for 18 years but this is the first time visiting this lake.

Overall, I had a good experience, but there were a few things that could be improved…read more The casino is located right on the water, which makes for a nice setting. It wasn't as big as I expected, but they had all of the slot machines I enjoy playing, so I was happy with the selection. I also appreciated how clean everything was. I constantly saw employees wiping down the machines, and the ventilation system does a good job of keeping the casino from feeling overly smoky, even though smoking is allowed. On the downside, the non-smoking room still smelled like cigarette smoke, which was disappointing. The slot machines also seemed pretty tight during my visit. I wasn't impressed with the rewards program either. New members only receive $5 in free play after signing up for a player's card and spending $10 first, which seems a bit backwards. It would be nice if the free play was available immediately as a welcome incentive. Despite those drawbacks, the clean casino, great machine selection, and waterfront location made for an enjoyable visit.

Spent the night here while on the redwood rally. Food was good, room was clean, and Abigail was a…read moregreat bartender. Looking forward to next year!

A very nice park & lake tucked away in an urban neighborhood. Quite honestly, the Mrs & I stumbled…read moreupon it as we drove by. No fees & a nice parking area as you enter off of Hull street, close to Newmark. They don't allow motorized boats, but we spotted a couple of kayaks floating by, with the occupant casting a fishing line out. Beautiful scenery with well maintained, mostly shaded, asphalt trails. Very peaceful & the people we did see on the trail were polite & cordial.

If City Hall spent even a fraction of the millions they pump into downtown urban renewal projects…read moreand capital improvements on maintaining existing public infrastructure, maybe neighborhood parks wouldn't be left to rot for three decades. Leadership loves to hide behind the excuse that "there is no funding" while ignoring active liabilities like the abandoned, disintegrating bridge site at John Topits Park. Leaving pre-2003 rotting timber and structural hazards to disintegrate into a protected wetland isn't just a maintenance backlog it's severe institutional negligence. Telling residents to "take an alternate route" while millions flow into commercial blueprints and administrative vanity projects is a joke. Fix the public safety hazards you already have instead of sweeping decades-old liabilities under the rug.

This campground has full hook up sites, partial hook up sites and dry sites. Has great access to…read morethe dunes. The relatively new camp host Terrence is a nice guy and hard working. The campground has gone through some changes, and they are trying hard to make it a place everyone who loves the dunes will want to come to or go back to.

"They will charge you fees after you leave, so check your card!"…read more I had the unpleasure of staying at this campground in September 2026, and I will never stay here again. I've stayed at Box Car Hill a few times over the years, but the way they operate now is unbelievable. First, their gate system is ridiculous. You need a code to get in during business hours, and you need a code to get out. Every single morning at 8 a.m., the groundskeeper fires up his skid steer and pushes around the same little patch of gravel at the bottom of the park like it's his new toy. They also cut off access to the dunes from the west entrance because "people tear it up and he has to fix it all the time." Sorry that's your job, but blocking access isn't the solution. On top of that, we were getting 2-3 text messages a day telling us what not to do. It felt less like a campground and more like being monitored. But the thing that pushed me to write my first-ever review was what happened after we got home. My wife noticed a $50 charge for "moving the table." Yes, we moved the table -- because it was directly in the way of parking our rigs. But when we left, the table was still on our campsite. There were no markings showing where the table was supposed to be, and nowhere on their website is there any fee schedule for something like this. They charged us $50 for that table, and other people in our group were charged the same fee. Imagine how much extra money they're making off this nonsense. Now I have to get a new card just to report this as fraud, since they haven't responded to any of our emails. This place has gone downhill fast. Avoid it.

We stayed here for a month while visiting the Oregon coast. This isn't a bad place to stay, but it…read moredid have some drawbacks. I'll start with the good things about the park: It was easy access from Highway 101. The entrance was marked well, and it was navigable in a big rig (we did need to have someone move a vehicle when we were leaving due to cars being parked in the street since spaces are so tight). Our site was concrete and was very level. The wi-fi worked pretty well where we were located and there were no obstacles for satellite TV with our roof mounted dish. Hook-ups worked well at our site but another camper a few sites down from us had issues with a plugged sewer line. The park was quiet (the railroad yard nearby was not very active) and there is a walking trail from the park that leads to the Coos Bay boardwalk. There were some homeless people living in the rail yard but they were not panhandling on the walkway. And, the park is in close proximity to many great places on the coast. Now, the downsides: The sites are extremely tight. We had no room to sit outside, and it is even difficult to park your vehicle. The dog walk area is full of dog poop, and it's hard to walk without stepping in the waste. Which leads to management being on site only three days a week. If you have an issue you need to call and leave a message. Water pressure was low at our site. Finally, we were sure to not leave things outside of our RV due to the lack of management presence and the homeless population in the rail yard. The park is primarily full-time residents but they were very friendly to us. Again, not a bad park, but it's hard to enjoy fully when there isn't room to sit outside.

We got a list of park rules before arrival. We made sure to bring certain items for our camper to…read morefollow the rules. When we arrived most site didn't follow those rules. The full timers at the park have lots a junk around there trailers. The bathrooms were the worst. I don't think they have been cleaned in years. They had so much mold, it was gross. Only 1 shower was working in women's bathroom. Laundry room was decent.

I drove through, thinking I may want to stay here in the future. Nope. I hit it when it was fairly…read morefull. Stay here if you're really, really good at backing your rig into tight spaces, without hitting your neighbor. Stay here is you don't mind being so close to another rig that you can probably hear them flush their toilet. It's basically a big parking lot with as many spots wadded in as possible, with white parking lines marking out each spot. Lots of nicer looking places to stay at nearby, especially if you want more room around your site.

Nice park stayed a week close to restaurants security at night…read moreMonkey business restaurant has the best chowder and fish & chips. Closed on Wednesday Cons: windy ,just a parking lot with hookups,some pretty sketchy people in the area