Jetty Fishery Marina & RV Park, near Rockaway Beach, Oregon, is a solid spot for those looking to enjoy the coastal vibe while camping. With a mix of RV sites, tent spots, and even cabins, there's something for everyone, whether you're rolling in with a big rig or just pitching a tent.

The campground boasts a friendly atmosphere and offers amenities like electric hookups and drinking water, making it convenient for your stay. Many visitors have enjoyed the grassy sites with views of the bay, perfect for relaxing after a day of crabbing or fishing. One camper mentioned, “The site was right on the water, so I really enjoyed watching the sun set over the bay!”

If you're into seafood, you're in luck. The on-site store has fresh clams, oysters, and crab, plus boat rentals for those wanting to get out on the water. Campers have noted the helpful staff and the clean facilities, which add to the overall experience. 

While some sites are close together, the location and amenities make it a great choice for families and friends looking to unwind. Whether you're here for a quick overnight or a longer stay, Jetty Fishery Marina & RV Park offers a laid-back atmosphere with plenty of opportunities for fun.

Jetty Fishery Marina & RV Park

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The Best Camping Near Rockaway Beach, Oregon

About 4 years ago my wife, who was my gf then, and I took a road trip to Seattle to see her grandma. While making our way back to Arizona, we decided to cruise down the coast.

We didn’t reserve any camping spots on our trip and just decided we would just decide where we would stay as we went on our trip. After a full day or visiting the Northwest coast of Oregon all day. We needed to find a place to stay around Nehalem. Unfortunately all the state parks were packed and so we’re the local private campgrounds.

So we started making our way south and out of no where we saw signs for this place. It was already dark and we were starting to get desperate to find a place, and lucky for us we got the second to last spot here. 

Although the spaces were very near each other, the location of the camping spots was great! With a nice view of the bay and smell of the ocean not far away, we definitely enjoyed our stay at this place that night. If we had more time I think we would of stayed a couple more nights there for sure.



Lucky last spot

Small but nice, and trailer &amp; RV friendly.  Very friendly &amp; helpful staff.  Nice &amp; clean restrooms.  Fires allowed.  Pets allowed at site but not on beach.  Seemed a little expensive.

Good quick overnight stop

This campground has everything including a little store with reasonable prices and fresh seafood too. i was moto camping and found this little gem and had really cool views and i was the only one there likely because it was a Sunday night

Super low key

RV park has view of bay and mountains. You can rent items to go crabbing or just eat some of their fresh clams, oysters and crab. We did a bit both! Staff is friendly and hard working.

Great RV park with the bonus of fresh seafood

I showed up just looking for a site to put my tent up on my journey. I got here and found out you can fish for crabs, they cook for you here, the people are extremely friendly and helpful, you could rent a boat, families are welcome, and the site has an amazing view when the sun came up. I was very pleased with the service and ended up staying an extra night. Talking to people I found that many of them keep coming back here and travel many miles to do so. Just a fantastic place and I hope I can make it back out here to stay here again. 

Unexpected Opportunity 

I headed to the coast in search of first come first served spots and after many stops with no vacancy I got a tip that this place had openings. I arrived around 6pm and only a few of their 10 tent sites were occupied. I grabbed spot 4 on the end so I had neighbors across and next to me but only on one side. The site was right on the water so I really enjoyed watching the sun set over the bay! Sites are close together but I didn’t mind at all. 

Surprisingly great

Campsites are good size with some privacy. I was able to fit my 13ft pull behind with a canopy, a 2nd canopy and a 3 person tent as well as two SUV’s. The sites are grassy and many have a view of the bay. There is a stocked store, firewood and crabbing. Also Boat rentals. Friendly staff and owners 

Great experience 

We rented a RV spot for 78$ a night which I’m OK with and then we wanted to go on the dock and crab and they charged us 15$ per crab ring that we own what a joke!!! and then after paying this ridiculous fee ￼ we had about 4 hours to crab we did ok not great and we cook our own they closed the dock at 6 pm again BS if your staying at the campground. We were going to stay a few days but we got the heck out of there and went somewhere we didn’t get bent over for everything you want to do. Even use the bathrooms which we never used because we have a large RV

Bring your check book!!!

Jetty Fishery Marina&amp; RV Park, in N. Rockaway Beach, OR. Not much of an RV park, but they have crab, oysters and clams, fresh or cooked. They have a store, boat rentals. You can buy or rent a crab trap, buy bait, pay money to use the dock and try your hand at crabbing. The do not sell shellfish licenses here, so you need to come with one in hand. There are about 10-12 RV sites, water and electricity (30A only), no sewer at site or in the park (you’ll need to dump elsewhere). Free bathrooms but pay showers (quarters, $1.50/ 9-minutes). Restrooms/showers are rough and need more attention than they're getting now. There are also a few cabins. It’s scenic, rustic and rough, kind of rolled into one. The water, bay and distant ocean are fantastic viewing. I didn’t bother with renting anything; it's cheaper and easier for me to buy a crab for dinner, which I did. The people I’ve spoken with, in cabins, RVs or just at the store, come here regularly. Some are locals coming here to buy or catch crab/seafood from a boat or dock, or the store, some travel here and stay, for the crabbing. It seems that in Oregon, or at least here, the limit is 12 crab per day, per person and the size only needs to be 5.5” males. The season, here at least, is open all year for crab (Dungeness).

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