Great location close to Brookings.  There was some construction going on while we were there so it was a bit noisy at night.  Our site was pretty small and barely had enough room for our 6 person tent.  The bathrooms were very clean and the beach is amazing! Be prepared for some wind though and bring guy lines for your tent.

Cool beach, nice sites, clean bathrooms, and close to Brookings and other site seeing places.

Great camp host, Clean bathrooms and showers, within walking to beautiful beaches, clean beaches, close to town

Nice campground right off 101 - thus there is a bit of road noise, but they don’t allow generators so the road noise is a tolerable trade-off for no loud generators! 2 bars of Verizon, enough for me to work. There are trails to the beach right from the campground, hot showers included as part of the $20/night (for a tent site), the bathrooms are clean, and there’s a decent bit of space between sites. The reserveable loops are almost entirely big RVs, but lots of vans and car campers in the tent loop (loop C).

Very reasonably priced - $20 a night for tent spot. Access to state pale from camping area. Found a first come first served spot on Thursday in November. Some Verizon signal. Showers are free. You can hear some hwy 101 traffic but it does down at night.

Great camping in S. Oregon 25 miles from the redwoods

Super affordable spot right near the beach. Even in October during the week it was busy but not overcrowded. Most of the spots are blocked off by trees so you have some privacy.

Clean bathrooms / Free showers for overnight guests.

The trails are absolutely gorgeous and there is a ton of wildlife in the area.

Showers, views 👌, clean poopers

We camp here often. The campground is delightful with hookups for our trailer. Some spots have ocean views. It’s close to town and the harbor. Another of our favorites. We have been here many times and stayed in many sites. The weather is usually nice any time of year. Chilly but beautiful winters, and pleasant summers. It’s also a good base campground to explore Samuel Boardman Scenic Corridor which has many interesting and beautiful spots.

This camping spot is right on a Cliffside to the ocean. The views are amazing. We hung at the beachba day. Hiked around another day. There is plenty of parking for RVs and they even have a free dump 😉

This was a great camp ground. The beach was a close walk the sites were a large size. The bathrooms were clean

Great State park campground. Large sites, clean bathrooms. Full hookups. Beautiful scenery.

Wow is this campsite crowded. There is not a lick of privacy between even the tent sites. The picture attached shows our firepit and how close the neighbor is to us. There are strange intentional openings between all the sites as well that makes it even less private. Loud, loud, loud. From the highway nearby to the absolute chaos of 100s of campers. The absolute opposite of why I like camping. I live in a big city and my neighbors there aren’t even as close as this.

Great spot...fun beach and day use area.

Randomly stopped in this area to take a breather from driving and to put an eyeball on the beach. Ended up creeping into the first come first serve area and decided to stay the night. Amazing beach just a few minutes from the campground. 10/10 would recommend

Highly recommend this site. Nearby the beautiful Samual Boardman scenic corridor, this park has an incredible beach with sea stacks. The actual site is well maintained and very nice! 

My wife and I camped at several spots along the Oregon coast and this was our favorite.

We got lucky and got a spot for the whole weekend in mid June. We think someone must have canceled their reservation after they saw the weather forecast of solid rain, because the campground was otherwise booked solid. 

This is a beautiful campground, there are lots of sites and they are close together but they are nicely separated by greenery.  Close walk to the beach.  There is mixed recycling here!  But like all of Oregon they sadly don't accept glass.

The hiker / biker sites are really cool - there are storage lockers, bike racks to lock your bike to, and a little bike repair station. See photos.

Free hot clean showers. Good cell reception.

We were neophytes at the van life, and were lucky to get a mid-afternoon walk-in site here with very little advance research.  A friendly volunteer helped us get oriented and checked in, and the fee was well worth it - nice hot showers, convenient restrooms, and especially, four ospreys hunting along the beach a short and pretty trail away!   The dramatic sea stacks, raptors and breeding seabirds here, along with shady vegetation, made this a winner for us.  It's not the most private campground, but we appreciated much else about it.

Tent sites in the woods with the beach a few minutes walk away. Bathrooms were clean and showers were hot. For 20 bucks a night it was worth the price.

Amazing albeit tightly packed in campground right on the coast. Scenic views and big trees make up for the spacing.

Can’t wait to visit in June

This was one of our favorite campgrounds! Sites in loop A are ocean facing within earshot of the crashing waves. Those are also the sunniest sites if you need to dry things out and/or are relying on solar. Nice paved spots, very clean, flush toilets, and HOT SHOWERS. You really can’t go wrong. There’s lots to explore along the beach across the street from the campground and then Samuel H Boardman state park just down the road has great hikes too (natural bridges was our favorite).

We were looking for something more dispersed but this was nice. C loop was first come, pay in the envelope, easy enough. C4 was a nice quiet spot, full hookup, near warm private showers and bathrooms. There were more open spots without trees to give more privacy so if you want more cover head to the back loops. Close to town with lots of restaurant options. 1 minute drive down to the beach to run the doggies and check out beach goodies. We also drove up to national redwood forest trail for a beautiful 1 mile hike. Very nice and efficient spot!

Excellent campground. The showers are free,clean and have heaters. The spots are nice with the bushes and trees making them semi private. A quick walk takes you to the beach. You can hear the waves crashing from the campsite. Very dark at night. Excellent for stargazing, not so much for setting up after dark. The people were very friendly.

We thoroughly love the Brookings area and especially this state park. The views have been beyond our hopes. The facilities are very nice and well maintained -even with COVID reductions.

Had to pay extra $8/night out of state fees, but still worth it.

Because registration bldg was not manned we picked out a site that did not indicate reserved, and paid for 2 nights with envelope but were told we’d have move after 1st night because it was reserved. It would have been better to indicate on site that reservations were pending on so we would have known up front, or found a site open for our two nights.

We will be back again.

Very nice park, clean restrooms and showers (although the shower drain backed up). Walking trails to the beach from the campground we’re easy to navigate. We were lucky to grab a walk in site, but we’re close to the highway. Some of the reservable sites have great views of the ocean.

Just outside of Brookings,Oregon on Rt. 101, this well kept campground was a welcome two day layover during the rainy weather that’s typical of the PNW during mid-November. My $24,no services site was C6 in the FF (first come, first served) loop. Located next to a trail to the beach, well screened with bushes and trees and close to the showers, it was the best of all.

What a find. Got a tent site at the last minute as we drove up 101 Coast Highway.  Great spot off the main road and close to the restroom.  Unfortunately the showers were closed but the restrooms were great.  This campground is close to Harris Beach, This is a great beach for walking and Sunsets.

As others have said, this park is immaculate with incredible views. We loved the sunset over the cliffs and the bike paths throughout the area. Our site was secluded and quiet even though we were pretty close to the highway. The only problem we had was navigating the narrow roads and getting into our site.  Our 32' fifth wheel just barely fit. Regardless, this is a beautiful park.