$18 - $26 / night

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Humbug Mountain State Park Campground

39 Reviews

About

State Park

Welcome to Humbug Mountain State Park Campground, nestled near Port Orford, Oregon. This spot is a favorite for those looking to enjoy the great outdoors year-round. The campground offers a mix of tent sites and RV spots, with some providing water and electric hookups. The paved camper pads are level, making setup a breeze.

One of the standout features here is the lush, well-maintained landscaping. The trees are draped in fuzzy green moss, and the grass is as green as it gets. The campground is also pet-friendly, so feel free to bring your furry friends along for the adventure.

For those who enjoy a good hike, the Humbug Mountain trail is a must-do. Although the eastern route was closed due to downed trees, the western side offers a rewarding climb with scenic views along the way. If hiking isn't your thing, there's a trail leading to a secluded, rocky beach where you can watch the waves crash and maybe even catch a stunning sunset.

Amenities include clean restrooms and showers with hot water, which are always a hit with campers. There's also a sanitary dump station for RVs. While the campground is close to Highway 101, which means some road noise, many visitors find the natural beauty and convenient amenities well worth it.

Whether you're here for the hiking, the beach, or just a peaceful spot to camp, Humbug Mountain State Park Campground has something to offer. Enjoy your stay and don't hesitate to ask if you need any assistance!

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Location

Humbug Mountain State Park Campground is located in Oregon

Directions

Humbug Mountain State Park is on OR-101 at mile post 307, 20 miles North of Gold Beach and 27-32 miles South of Bandon.

Address

39745 Hwy 101 S
Port Orford, OR 97465

Coordinates

42.6902232 N
124.43539582 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.
Hike-In
Backcountry sites.

Stay Connected

WiFi
Poor
Verizon
Good
AT&T
Unknown
T-Mobile
Unknown

Site Types

Tent Sites
RV Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)
Group

Features

For Campers

ADA Access
Trash
Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Phone Service
Reservable
Showers
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Sanitary Dump
Water Hookups
Pull-Through Sites
Big Rig Friendly

$18 - $26

/ night

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Reservations

(800) 452-5687

Clément S.

Traveler

Reviewed Jun. 16, 2024

Ok

Close to the road but the noise was OK. Shower is hot and appreciable. AT&T service very poor (complicated to load each page)

Month of VisitJuly

Lee D.

Legend

Reviewed Nov. 15, 2023

Road Noise!

General: 95-site state park campground with a mix of tent sites (no hookups) and water/electric in two loops– upper and lower. There are a couple of long pull-thrus, but the rest are back in. We had originally reserved a tent site but upon arrival, we were dismayed to discover it backed up to Route 101 with just small Brush Creek as a buffer and the road noise was loud. I asked the camp host if we could switch sites (this was one of the first Oregon state parks we have seen this trip that was not completely full) and he told me I would have to speak with a ranger and changes could not be made online. Fortunately, I was able to track down a ranger (who was very accommodating) and we switched to a w/e site for an additional fee. There was still road noise in this site but not quite as bad. You would be hard-pressed to be in any site that did not have some road noise.

Site Quality: All have paved camper pads and were level. Varying amount of privacy between sites.

Bath/Shower House: Only two in the campground so depending on where your site is located, you may have a bit of a walk. The bathhouse in the upper loop (where we ended up) was newer with all-in-one units, and three private shower rooms in addition to a men’s and women’s restroom. The shower had nice hot water.

Activities: We chose this campground since we wanted to hike the Humbug Mountain trail. Downed trees from storms closed the eastern route so you could not do a loop hike when we were there. You can go up the western side to the top and then descend the same way. Views were better en route; at the top, we could not see much (but there was still smoke in the air from an in-land fire). You also have access to the Oregon Trail and there is a trail to the beach, although it is a rocky beach. It was nice to escape the smoke and watch the crashing waves for a while.

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Month of VisitOctober

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Scott J.

Traveler

Reviewed Oct. 15, 2023

Forested, clean, well maintained

We stayed in October, so it was pretty empty. The site was clean, well maintained and private. But the road noise from 101 definitely intruded on a feeling of forested solitude.

Site6

Month of VisitNovember

jennie

Traveler

Reviewed Aug. 9, 2023

Nice site but LOUD

Easy to find, as it’s literally right next to the 101. There was no camp host present, no map of the grounds, and campsites weren’t marked. No cell service, so we had to go back to the road to look up our campsite (should’ve written it down). Stayed at site #5, lower loop.

Folks staying there were all very friendly, everyone was respectful of quiet hours, and the bathrooms were incredibly clean and well-maintained. It was just SO LOUD being next to the 101 that I was up most of the night. Every truck that went by sounded like it was barreling right through our campsite. If it was tucked back a little further from the road, I’d go back.

Site#5

Month of VisitSeptember

Melissa W.

Legend

Reviewed Nov. 13, 2022

Surprised this campground gets great reviews

This campground was okay but not great. Mostly because of the noise. It sits right on the 101 and tractor trailers all night long are very loud. While the sites are flat, they don't have the best privacy. We stayed in the "upper loop" (the lower loop was closed for off-season). So maybe the lower loop offers is quieter with less traffic noise and more privacy. I also thought that this campground would have much closer beach access. We ended up driving up the road for 5 miles to find a beach and watch the sunset. The bathroom was clean and the shower was hot so that was a big bonus. The wood we bought here is stored in a large shed so we expected it to be dry and burn well but it was not great. Overall, I'm guessing there are better camping options nearby (less noise, more privacy, better beach access).

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Month of VisitDecember

adelia

Ranger

Reviewed Jun. 28, 2022

Quaint spot on OR coast

Nice paved flat parking. Plenty of tent spots available when we got there mid afternoon but no RV spots with hookups. Lots of families and dogs. Clean restrooms.

Site63

Month of VisitJuly

Ben I.

Traveler

Reviewed Jun. 24, 2022

Out of the wind

Great place. Close to the ocean. Very secluded beach just for rv park. Took he old 101 trail with my boys. Great site wish I could stay

Site1

Month of VisitJuly

Gary H.

Scout

Reviewed May. 6, 2022

Very Nice

Very clean well maintained Campground and facilities. Friendly ranger and 3 hosts. Sites are well screened. Cell access is spotty. Campers in sites on the loop closest to the beach are subject to route 101 road noise.

Site94

Month of VisitJune

Mea H.

Ranger

Reviewed Apr. 13, 2022

Lush landscaping

[Internet. Verizon via iPhone 12: 22 mbps down and 5 mbps up with 59 ms ping.]

I’m convinced that whoever built Harris Beach SP Campground also built this one at Humbug Mountain SP. The bathrooms and showers look just like each other. They are equally as gorgeous. But anyway.

PROS

→ The landscaping is impeccable. The grass is lush. The trees have fuzzy green moss. Everything is so pretty. → The road and sites are paved. → The beach isn’t too far of a walk away. → The showers here are glorious. They are individual stalls. The showers are free with HOT water. Maybe a little too hot (temperature is fixed) but I’m not complaining! The water pressure is great. → Our site has water and power. → There’s a free dump station with water fill.

CONS

→ None that I can think of.

5-stars - This campground is gorgeous and has hit everything out of the park.

—————————— [Rig. Mercedes Sprinter. 22 feet]

Dump station? - Yes Water fill? - Yes Clean site? - Yes Clean bathroom? - Yes Flush toilet? - Yes Showers? - Yes Laundry? - No Dish washing sink? - No

Site7

Month of VisitMay

Chris D.

Guide

Reviewed Oct. 21, 2021

No Baa Humbug!

Have driven by this park without stopping... We finally stayed two nights and I'm glad we did. There is electric and water for hookups with a dump station.

The park is next to the highway so you do get highway noise. There is a trial that leads down under the highway to the beach.

The sites have reasonable distance between them with picnic tables and fire rings. Nice restrooms and showers.

One of the reasons we stayed here was to hike Humbug Mountain, one of the highest on the coastline.

It is a fairly easy hike, about three miles with an elevation gain of 1748 ft. Good trail and dogs are welcome, mine pulled me up the mountain and then down...

Nice campground, we will be back.

Site70, pull through.

Month of VisitNovember

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Mitch K.

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 31, 2021

It really is warmer here!!

Everything we read talked about this being a micro-climate that’s warmer than the rest of the OR coast but we were skeptical for sure. Turns out it was totally true…it was so much warmer here than either Bandon or Newport! The layout of the park is great (especially the lower loop) and the beach is just awesome. The camp hosts are super helpful but they do run a tight ship…make sure you’re ready to check out on time :) Can’t wait to get back to Humbug and next time we’re hiking the mountain!

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Month of VisitSeptember

Jolene L.

Traveler

Reviewed Aug. 24, 2021

Worth a trip North of Harris Beach

Easy in/out. Great RV sites. Easy path to beach. Most sites are 50 amp. Water and electricity. RV Dump station on site.

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Month of VisitSeptember

Brianna D.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 18, 2021

Wonderful spot for families.

We had a great time camping here for a week. Stayed in a tent and car camped. We stayed in the first and smaller loop. The sites had bushes between them for privacy and there was an open field in the middle of the loop which was a great spot for kids to play together. Just walk through the second loop of the campground and there is a short trail down to a beautiful beach. You can also access the Humbug Mountain Trail and Oregon Coastal Trail from the campground. Very clean flush toilets and large hot showers were a plus. Camp hosts were very friendly and welcoming. Firewood is sold for $5 a bundle from 5pm to 8pm. You can hear Hwy 101 but it quiets down at night and didn’t bother us a bit. Highly recommend!

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Month of VisitAugust

Laura M.

Legend

Reviewed Jun. 26, 2021

Beautiful Place

We stayed at so many different sites at this campground (in the lower loop closer to the beach), because it was so full we couldn't find a spot with multiple days available.

The sites along the road can be really, really noisy with road noise, especially the trucks using their engine brakes.

Showers are hot and clean, camp sites are very clean and well maintained, and the hosts do a great job of cleaning sites in between campers. Some sites are very secluded from your neighbor, and some are so wide open as to feel like a group site. We did see some bushes planted in between these sites so hopefully once those grow in all the sites will have nice privacy.

There's recycling here but glass is not accepted.

About the 3rd week of June this place exploded with kids and families, very, very loud and chaotic, screaming children and screaming parents screaming at their children, bikes, skateboards, yelling, running, hide and seek in other people's camp sites, it was nuts and it felt like we were camping in the middle of a huge playground. But we had stayed there the week before also and all the campers were quiet and respectful so it's not always insane with kids - maybe school had just gotten out for the summer or something.

There's a hiker / biker area that looked nice and secluded but we didn't check it out.

Sites are available by online reservation (with an $8 fee) or by walk up one night at a time if a spot is open.

The trail to the beach from the campground is really nice, the beach is beautiful, and the tide pools are amazing. This is a beautiful place and it'll be one of our go-tos in this area.

Cell reception was iffy, very weak for all 3 carriers, but the cell

booster allowed us to browse the internet and even do a video phone appointment with no problem.

There's a dump station and potable water on the way out.

Month of VisitJuly

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Andrea W.

Traveler

Reviewed Jun. 22, 2021

Humbug Hooray!!

We didn’t have a reservation and pulled into this lovely mountaintop retreat! Away from Oregon coast winds. Awesome bathrooms! Electricity! Free showers! So happy God smiled upon us this day!

Site004

Month of VisitJuly

Brenda K.

Traveler

Reviewed Jan. 14, 2021

Hiking

A great place to take a walk or go hiking

Month of VisitJanuary

David W.

Traveler

Reviewed Nov. 4, 2020

What a Gem

My wife and I stopped by this gem of a campground while doing a quick getaway. I have never been to a campground so clean. The grounds, the sites, and bathrooms were so clean and well kept. The camp hosts were great, polite, helpful, and attentive. The campground has trails throughout, and has beach access. We were able to catch the sunset. We did travel during the off season, so sites were available, I’m sure reservations are required during peak season. This will be a stop in the future.

Meesh C.

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 22, 2020

Well maintained campground

Nice, well maintained campground. Clean bathrooms. Showers currently closed due to covid. A good amount of road noise since it’s right next to highway 101, but not terrible. Path from the campground takes you directly to the beach.

MarinMaverick

Legend

Reviewed Aug. 14, 2020

A Standard Stop

This is usually my first camping stop (tent camping) when I enter Oregon. Does not look like much from the road but a choice little camping spot. Like all Oregon State Parks it is well maintained, great facilities and of course hot showers. You can access the coast and beach and hike the hills.

This area of the Oregon Coast is a must see.

Ady O.

Traveler

Reviewed Jan. 21, 2020

Quiet and well maintained

Very clean facilities and well maintained. Walking distance to the beach. No WiFi. 2 bars Verizon LTE with signal booster and weak AT&T service.

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Month of VisitFebruary

Ryan C.

Traveler

Reviewed Sep. 8, 2019

Magical Little Campground

My favourite campground I stayed at along the Oregon coast. Located at the base of a mountain and right next to a beautiful little beach, the place has a magical isolated feel to it, even though it is next to the highway (the traffic reduces to a trickle at night).

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Ryan W.

Legend

Reviewed Aug. 22, 2019

Great location, but watch your step.

Camp Humbug is, surprisingly, at the base of hill. Meaning if you are on a bike or on foot you won't have to climb it to end your day. You'll just have to do it in the morning. The views on the way in are some of the best along the coast. Slate grey sand, rivers weaving out of the hills and large rock formations along the water's edge.

Hiker/Biker Camp is between the first and second loop. The camp itself is long and shaped like the letter "C" if the c had been pancaked a bit. Hiker/Biker is on the hillside of the camp road working its way up. The very first site on the right is where I camped because it was the flattest of the H/B sites. Most were on an incline. There was also a picnic table but I can't be sure there was a fire pit. Most of the sites had a lot of privacy and shade cover. There was a drainage creek running near by, and accessible water not far. The first loop was closer and had new flush bathrooms with outlets and individual showers. There were not any charging stations or storage boxes. I didn't take any photos of that site. More on that later.

The main camp area is nice with an entry loop, and then another larger loop closer to the beach. There is a short trail running along a river out the West end of camp to the beach and ocean. It runs underneath a beautiful bridge that is the Coast HWY above. There isn't a lot of privacy in the RV/Tent sites, and there is a playground for kids and a big field to play in on that West loop. There is also some phone service in the loop closer to the road which isn't the case in most of the surrounding area.

Along the north side of camp is Fern Trail which is an old portion of the original HWY 101 that has decommissioned, and also a connecting piece of the Oregon Coastal Trail. The entrance is just to the side of the camp entry. The trail climbs and drops at a leisurely pace before connecting with the coastal highway about three miles north. If you were riding a bicycle with a hybrid or thicker tire you could traverse it easily which I wish I would have done coming in.

On my way back to camp I saw my first snake of the summer. I do not like snakes. I do not like them at all. And despite spending quite a bit of time in nature I had not seen one in a long time. This one was a bit further away, moving away from me and small. I took a deep breath, held my big walking stick a little tighter and made it past. I survived. I stopped by the park ranger and asked about poisonous snakes in the area but she assured me there wasn't any to really worry, and that seeing snakes was fairly rare in the camp.

I went back out towards the beach to take a breathe, and enjoy the sunset. Then as I was just about underneath the aforementioned bridge another snake, much, much bigger sloughed it's way off the trail just under my foot. I shouted and scared my Wife with whom I was on the phone. The second snake rattled me. I went back to my tent and spent the next 12 hours inside until it was light out, and dry enough out the next morning to pack up and leave. That is why I took no more photos of the camp or its amenities. I saw two more snakes on the road (crushed by cars) on my way out of the camp. That ranger was full of it!

Amenities include:

Flush toilets and free hot showers
Trail access
Kids playground and meadow
Firewood
Beach/Ocean Access

*Pro-Tip: This camp is a great jumping off point to explore the natural areas around you. There is a very, very vertical climb up Humbug Mountain that leaves from just across the camp entrance.

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Month of VisitJuly

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Tim J.

Ranger

Reviewed Sep. 30, 2018

One of the Best!

Oregon does it right! While there are traditional spots for RV and tent camping, the Hike and Bike area was awesome. Each spot is private with a table and fire pit. Showers are included in your fee, the campground is quiet, and there is a nice walk to the beach (dogs are allowed). The campground is well maintained and clean. Very relaxing.

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Month of VisitJuly

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Brittney G.

Ranger

Reviewed Sep. 8, 2018

beach access and trails to explore

This is a nice park within walking distance to a little secluded beach! The campground is well kept and has hookups. There are picnic tables available, bathrooms, showers, trails, and a lot of great views. You can hike to the top of humbug mountain which is a good somewhat strenuous hike to the top. The day use area is nice and conveniently right off hwy 101. Humbug Mountain State Park has a lot to offer and is beautiful.

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Amy R.

Traveler

Reviewed Aug. 9, 2018

Quiet and quaint beautiful little park

We fell in love with this park! It is such a beautiful little place with a short hike to a secluded beach. We were traveling through during the off peak season and the first loop was the only open area. It was storm season and the down pour of rain was wonderful to fall asleep to. Our next time traveling through, it was a beautiful sunny day. The big grassy areas are perfect for our kiddos to play and the entire park is a fun adventure. One of our favorite places! 💙

Cindy U.

Ranger

Reviewed Aug. 7, 2018

Private beach access

Campground on east side of Hwy101, but the lower loop as access under hwy to access the beach, if your in the upper loop you have a 1/2 mile walk to access area. Also the lower loop has access under why 101 to the Humbug Mt trailhead on west side of highway. 24 miles north of Gold Beach, and 6 miles south of Port Orford. Park is nice but our site with hook ups in upper loop was in the sun all day. No Cel or mobile data service.

can have fires and purchase wood there.

1-800-551-6949 www.oregonstateparks.org A must to RSVP, online fee is $8 on top of daily rates

34 electrical sites (5 pull through) $24

56 tent sites with water near by $17

Bike and Hikers have a place to stay here $7 a person.

non-campers just want a shower $2 a person.

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Month of VisitSeptember

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Robelle C.

Scout

Reviewed Jun. 14, 2018

Mountain Exploration with Beach Relaxation

This campground is amazing. The sites are roomy and there is a big field in the middle for the kids and adults to play. We had quite a few soccer and football games during our stay. If you go in August there are blackberries along the creek. You can hike the mountain in the morning and see a gorgeous vista of the Oregon coastline. You can travel to the beach and have a bonfire. There are fishing villages nearby where you can purchase a crab net and go crabbing. Get a fishing license to keep it legit. The showers and bathrooms we're clean. The camp host provides educational programs for the kiddos. And there's plenty of water spickets around the campground. If you go during the 4th of July, park on the side of the highway (safely) and see the fireworks off the coast. This is one of our favorite places to camp.

Month of VisitAugust

Emily C.

Traveler

Reviewed May. 24, 2018

Awesome and cozy

This spot provides an excellent way to stay far enough away from sand to feel like you are not sleeping on the beach, but close enough to splash in the surf.

Chris D.

Traveler

Reviewed May. 8, 2018

Camped by myself, felt safe. No campfire tho cause of restrictions. 😩 Easy access to beach. Clean sites. Will camp here again!

Enjoyable

SiteBackside/tent

Month of VisitOctober

Peggy R.

Scout

Reviewed May. 4, 2018

Humbug

This is a nice park tucked away in the pine trees it is off the beaten path. It is a very enjoyable park with a path to the beach.

Month of VisitAugust

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to camp at Humbug Mountain State Park Campground?

Camping at Humbug Mountain State Park Campground can cost between $18.00 and $26.00 depending on the site.

Does Humbug Mountain State Park Campground have RV hookups?

According to TheDyrt.com, Humbug Mountain State Park Campground has water hookups.

What is the max vehicle length at Humbug Mountain State Park Campground?

Humbug Mountain State Park Campground allows vehicles up to 55 feet.

Are fires allowed at Humbug Mountain State Park Campground?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Humbug Mountain State Park Campground, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.

Does Humbug Mountain State Park Campground have wifi?

No, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Humbug Mountain State Park Campground does not have wifi.

Is there cell phone reception at Humbug Mountain State Park Campground?

According to campers on TheDyrt.com, Verizon signal is good, AT&T is unknown, and T-Mobile is unknown.