Beverly Beach State Park Campground

A beautiful park among dense forest. Full hookups are available only on the main road into the park so expect lots of traffic. ATT has good signal here, Verizon has poor and T-Mobile has none.

Stay one night here with a view from f the bridge and ocean!

The tree cover was fantastic, it was 85 out in the sun but much cooler at the site. Sites were open but still secluded enough to not be bothered by your neighbors. Sites were large, had a nicely maintained picnic table. Showers were clean and hot!

Great location. Luckily we were in a minivan and not a tent, small tent spots, so make sure you check first. Very close sites. Clean bathrooms

Big campground with sites nicely shielded from each other with foliage. Lots of shade, full hookup and clean showered and bathrooms. Beach access is close the lower the site section alphabetically (A-H). Short walk under arch bridge to the beach. Full hookup.

This is a classic well maintained Or state campground. Good access to trails and the beach, showers, toilets and firewood for sale. It’s big but nice amenities.

Campground is very large with over 200 spaces, restrooms very clean as well as showers.

Camp sites are VERY tiny, most tent sites are barley big enough for a tent, picnic tables are so close to fire pits that they could catch on fire, the RV sites are very tight and people have issues getting their trailers into sites. Open year around, very busy park, reservations need to made most time months in advance.

Beach access is very close.

This was one of our stops on a camping trip along 101. The facilities were good, but it was very crowded with almost no privacy. The sites were super close together. The campground was loud as a couple of the loops go right up under the freeway. The beach was ok, but there are many nicer beaches along the Oregon coast.

Great site with excellent beach access. Clean bathrooms with hot water. Had cell service. Spots were a little tight so be nice to your neighbors because they can hear you! Light sleepers may be bothered by beach, highway & neighborly noise. Busier than I expected for midweek off season so definitely reserve ahead!

The bathrooms were great. The privacy was.. okay. But this campground is huge and packed. It had a TON of people, and not the best vibe. Not terrible, but kinda... standoffish? Snobbish? Even the kids were that way to my kids. Because of all the people, there was also a lot of campfire smoke at night. Even in my tent. I had to wear a buff to sleep, because there was just too much smoke in the air for me to comfortably breathe. 

We were there in late July, and in case you are a midwestern noob like I was, this beach is not a beach for the kids to swim at or to catch a tan. It was freezing. Not just the water (that I knew), but on the sand, too. And SO windy that sand got into every single oriface and crevice known to man. And forget about trying to eat there, haha! We did have a lot of fun with our big tarp, though. After failing miserably to make some sort of windblock from it, we decided to play with it like a parachute and had some side-stitching belly laughs from the experience.

Showers were all closed up except for 3 rings away. After 3 trys we finally gave up on finding a spot were the 20 amp outlet worked. We weren't there for long just a quick overnight. But it seems like a nice park

We’ve stayed in summer and fall. It’s amazing in summer and a bit flooded in the fall. Roads are a bit narrow for backing in but pull throughs are great. Spots are mostly private and good sized. The beach access is easy and fun.

I stopped here on a whim after getting smoked out of Central Oregon. I was surprised at how cheap the site was relative to other State Parks on the coast. $21 for the night. It was quiet and peaceful and I had a great stay. Will definitely come again.

Nice park -not great for bicycling - showers were not working properly -no hot water !! Fire pit was full- Lots of dog barking😀

Many sites, nice, easy hiking trail, good amenities, gorgeous beach. Good separation between sites, lots of easy pull thru options for RVs.

Very tight roads to maneuver a 35 ft motorhome with car trailer. Cramped sites but nice once settled in. Speeding cars a hazard for kids and walkers. Tons of shade..

This is a great site with lots of amenities for families - playground, local hiking trails on campgrounds, beach access, and even an amphitheater for ranger programs when available.

This worked well for us and our little one because there are flush toilets and private showers with door locks. As a mommy who's had a little boy open the door midway through a shower or potty break, this is amazing.

What's great about this site is they recycle!!! Makes it easier to not haul home all your beer bottles.

They do sell ice and wood, when there's no burn ban, here as well so it's super convenient. There's also a small convenient store at the entrance of the campgrounds in case you forget anything, like beer.

This is close to some coastal towns so it's nice to stroll into town for lunch and some ice cream.

Site F31, where we stayed, was super close to the bathrooms so there's quite a bit of noise, but manageable if you're not a super light sleeper. We were surrounded by yurts so tons of light, which can be a good or bad thing depending on the sleeper you are.

Love the campground. Amazing sunsets. Great beach accesses and great beach.

Nice, simple spot. Bathrooms clean, tent site comfortable, open to neighbors on one side. Located on east side of 101, walk under a bridge to access beach. State park, so amenities and fees standard. Would recommend

Near Otter Rock and Devil’s Punchbowl and Otter Rock. Near a lot of cute seaside towns and shops

Beverly Beach State Park is located just north of Newport, Oregon.  We found a last minute cancellation here in order to cool off during the dreaded heat dome at the end of June 2021. Everyone else had the same idea so it was very busy!  It's a big campground so if it's peak season, there's a lot of traffic in the loops.  If you prefer quiet, you might consider a site in loop G or H at the back.  We stayed in D11, which was by the creek and trails so that was a plus, but we didn't enjoy the constant traffic.  The easy beach access and cooler temps made up for it though!  I'd recommend it and go back, but would plan for Spring of early Fall when it's a bit quieter.

The beach near bye. Curfew was awesome. Quiet time. Clean and friendly. Can't wait to come back. Fun crazy trails to explore. Lots of different amazing sites. Their is Yurts, tents, van life, rv pull through or back ins. The beach is so amazing.

And pet friendly.

This campground is super popular and crowded, but everyone is friendly and neighborly so it doesn't feel constricted.

The place is well maintained, minute walks to the beach and has everything you need right there.

And if you walk north on the beach 45 minutes you can view Devils Punch bowl, learn to surf, get a fresh cup of coffee or a glass of wine.

I'll be back here for sure.

I spent a VERY wet and rainy New Year's Eve here. Huge campground. Beautiful area in the woods away from the wind. There's a nice trail along the creek that great for walking dogs. 

The campground is huge. I went out at dusk and almost got lost finding my way back to my site. Be sure to bring a light. I didn't use the bath house or showers. No cell reception in the campground, but some up by the bridge. 

This was a wonderful place to ring in the New Year. Here's to 2021!

Full campground on the 4th of July. We’ll maintained, with firewood and ice on hand for purchase. Bathrooms and showers were cleaned everyday. We saw a camp host come and pick up any debris left and ran a blower over the parking area.

We had four families each stay in the C loop. C13 and C15 have a joint tent area, which was strange, but since we were together it wasn’t an issue. For future use E39 backs right up to C13 and would make a nice group of 3 sites together. C13 had full sun during the day. Of the four sites we booked, C16 was the most private. C14 was pretty open to the road.

Noted A loop are the sites to try for and some of the sites along the creek/trail in the D and E loops.

About the campground: huge campground-8 loops of campsites. The whole campground was full-on a Wednesday night! My site (D5) was right on the main road of the campground on the second loop, but it was larger than some of the other campsites and was next to the creek. I loved all of the huge old growth trees and that I had a flat spot to park and set up camp. I realized that super popular and packed campgrounds are not for me. Constant cars, trucks, golf carts, motorcycles, and campers (not to mention kids on bikes and lots of groups of people on foot) kept going by my site so it was pretty noisy and I had no semblance of privacy. The bathhouse path wasn’t as close as I thought it would be. The bathhouse itself needs some TLC. The toilet stall doors were unable to lock, the showers were in need of a scrubbing and there was no hand soap to wash your hands (the soap dispenser had been empty for 2 days according to a woman I talked to). Beach access was nice from the campground and they had a decent size day use parking lot steps from the beach. The beach was kinda dirty and there were about 50 people on the beach even though it was super foggy out. Good cell service at campground and beach. They sell ice and firewood at the campground and had a nice garbage disposal and recycling area for campers to utilize. People respected late hours and were very quiet at night when I was trying to sleep. The campground is close to highway 101 so you hear a bit of traffic noise but the ocean is loud too so you tend to ignore it. Overall, this campground was close to some tourist attractions (Yaquina Head Lighthouse, Devil’s Punchbowl, and Otter Crest Loop) and had a large beach but I don’t think I would camp there again.

Beverly Beach is a great park, centrally located on the coast halfway between Depoe Bay and Newport.  We used it a a home base to do some epic tide pooling during some negative tides and it was perfect. Most sites in the park have ample trees for hanging hammocks, but a few don't (ours didn't). Due to Covid, the bathrooms weren't being cleaned as often as normal. Hopefully that won't last much longer. Bonus - there's a small store right outside the campground entrance that has just about everything you could imagine, including fire wood for a little less than in the park!

Really nice park with beautiful views!

We love Beveryly Beach.  It's a beautiful campground.  Easy to get to.  Great access to the beach.  There's a trail that goes around the outside of the entire campground that was pretty fun to take our kids on.

We have only stayed in a tent site, but the yurt loop looks great too and I hope to visit again to try them someday.

We had a great time! Easy access to the beach, friendly rangers and other campers. Really enjoyed this campground!