Best Cabin Camping near Two Harbors, CA

Have camped at new port dunes several times, they have a beach front for group tent camping on the sand, and also have tent camping in the resort. You can camp with RV's, Trailers, tents, and they also rent out cabins. In the middle of the lagoon they have blow up obstacle in the water to climb on.. great place to relax. It's pretty pricey because it's a resort but well worth the trip.

All the bells and whistles are available at this resort RV park including renting an RV on site. The location is great located right on the bay with lots of walking/bike riding trails, a beach with kayak rentals, and walkable to many restaurants (although Newport isn’t really a walking town). This is not the spot you want to go if you want some peace and quiet as it’s jam packed with families and party goers and is quite large. The sites vary from tiny dirt spots to larger paved ones right on the beach if you’re willing to pay a lot and book way ahead of time. I’m personally not a fan of this circus and look forward to moving on to a smaller, naturally beautiful campground like Crystal Cove State Park down the road.

Fun pool and close to the water to swim

This place is amazing! We've stayed twice and loved it. The beach front sites are definitely worth it. The other sites are very small and tightly packed. We played on the inflatables in the bay and everyone loved it. Adults and kids alike. People are friendly and the park is well maintained. Although the price is very high, we will likely return in the future on a special occasion.

It’s a huge campground. Short term and long term sites. Sites are very tight. Vehicles line the streets because there is no room to park. Lots of kids everywhere and people have lawn chairs and bikes in middle of the street and nobody moves for cars. Kids seem to have no supervision at all. People are not friendly. Nice pool but it’s full of people and little kids splashing and screaming. Long term stays (1 month) is in the back and you have to travel through the maze of golf carts, people walking dogs, cars parked everywhere, kids playing ball in the middle of the street. It’s way too full. It’s not cheap and you have no view of the bay. Management could offer larger spaces so we’re not crammed like sardines but if they did they’d lose money. Can’t do that!! It’s clean and well maintained except we backed into a site and a tree had grown over the fence and damaged the top of our RV. The spaces are not long nor wide. Each site is fenced in so you have to stay within your fenced area.

Each spot has fence around it which is nice. Very clean facility. A bit loud on the weekends.

We aren’t used to staying at RV resorts like the Newport Dunes, but it was a fun change of pace.

We typically camp in our 1987 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia, but it broke down on our drive to Death Valley National Park so renting a cottage here at the Dunes was a great plan B while the Van was with the mechanic.

We rented the Large Cottage in the back because we needed a kitchen for cooking all the food we’d packed. The small cottage would’ve been fine if we didn’t need to a oven, stove and large refrigerator. Beach front cottage was almost twice the price so staying in the back was great.

The resort was well run. A great pool. Fun beach. Nice market. Worth the stay.

Beautiful weather, great location, full hook ups, fun activities, family & pet friendly!

Awesome beachside bar and grill.

If you like to camp on a dirt patch in VERY close proximity to neighbors, surrounded by chain link fence(!), then you may enjoy this place. For us, no way. Super expensive and not at all worth it. I would have rather slept on the side of a road. This is not what I consider camping.

I hope you like cozy. Neighbor in campsite next to us yapped his belligerent drunken mouth all weekend.

This campground has small sites like most RV parks do, but there was a lot of fun things to do with the kids. They had a movie on the beach when we were there, and fun water toys out. It was rather expensive though.

So we just spent 4 days here in late October and the weather was 85 degrees! We were right on the water. These spots usually run 300$ plus a night at the peak season.. but the winter rate is 100.. This place has everything on site.. even a smalll store with all the essentials (kinda pricey) the showers are clean and plenty of hot water.. they have coffee in the general store.. I’m not sure I’d spend $300 a night in the summer .. but definitely $100 in the off season..

We stay here every year. They have activities for the kids like arts and crafts, an inflatable obstacle course or you can rent paddle boards or watch a movie on the beach. There are fantastic running/bike trails along the Back Bay. The campground is clean and right on the beach.

stayed here in an rv. plenty of amenities, embarrassed to admit I used the pool with a perfectly good beach right there lol cl an large pool. used our own kayak in the bay.. quite a workout! evenings on the beach were nice as a lot of folks head back to the comforts of their campers. sites are close together as in all rv parks but everyone seems to respect the quiet hours.

My favorite RV resort. Located in the back bay of Newport Harbor ND has it all. This place is super clean and super accomodating. They have cottages for rent if needed and you can have up to 1 tent on an RV spot. Bike trails for the kids and Balboa Island is just right down the way. Expensive but well worth it.