Fantastic park with easy access to the beach. The sites do not have a lot of privacy but the neighbors were all pretty quite. The facilities were very clean with showers. There was a nice playground for the kids near the restrooms. The campsite was protected from the beach by a large sand dune which is good for wind protection but removes any view of the ocean.
The beach by the park is very long and wide open. Fantastic area for kids and dogs.
There are grocery stores and restaurants very close by if interested.
AlaskaExpat
Posted Jun 16, 2017; Washington State
Big park, very clean, lots of sites available on a Rainy October weekend. Beautiful wide beach with dunes, you could walk for miles! Windy, though. Sites were pretty close, no privacy, but neighbors were quiet.
I'd stay here again.
Fani
Posted Oct 10, 2016; California
We love to be at the beach when a storm hits, Storm Watchers at heart!We stayed there on a very busy weekend, almost all the campsites were full, that same weekend a huge storm hit the Oregon coastline.
We were safely tucked away in our big 1150 Silver Fox camper the night it hit, torrential down pour and high 75 mph winds violently shook the camper all night long.
In the morning after thing seamed to calm down, I got up to make coffee, and opened the curtains.
It looked as if a bomb had gone off! I saw the majority of surrounding tents had collapsed down upon sleeping bodies, outlining them with puddles of standing water being held by their own tents.
What's life without a good adventure?
Sam
Posted Mar 09, 2013; Gaston, Oregon