Humbug Mountain State Park Campground

This is one of our favorite campgrounds, but this time we stayed here on the last day of April and so we had to stay in the smaller loop closer to the entrance, rather than the bigger area closer to the beach. The beach side area is closed every winter from October 1- April 30. You can still access the campground and the beach on foot, but it’s blocked from driving through. 

We checked out the hiker/biker sites this time, they are $8/night and have really nice and private individual sites with a picnic table and fire pit, and water in the hiker/biker area. There is a free dump station and water fill here at this campground as well. The Humbug Mountain trail across the highway (there’s an underpass from the campground for pedestrians) is amazing and a great challenge. The cell service on the bigger beach side is spotty but ok-ish, but in the smaller loop the Verizon phone had zero service (but it was ok with the WeBoost), and ATT had weak service.

Sites fairly close together but shrubbery divides most sites. Above average shower and bathrooms. Able to access Oregon Coastal Trail from the grounds.

Typical, well maintained State campground.  Sites are spread out, bathrooms are clean.  Close to hiking and other area attractions (although not on the beach).  Easy access from the highway.  Only downside is that it is close to the highway with a little noise, but nothing too obnoxious.

This was the best state park we have ever stayed at! It is in high demand, so you have to book out in advance if you'd like to stay multiple nights. We were able to get 2 nights, but had to move sites

We have a 37' travel trailer, and had no problem backing in, and the second night had a pull through site. The sites are spacious with a fire pit and picnic table, and room for a second vehicle. The second night we were closer to the beach entrance which was nice, but the highway traffic was a little loud.

The bathroom facilities were the cleanest I had been in at a state park, and each campground had park hosts who were very helpful and actually clean the sites up for turnaround.

Our favorite part was the private beach, with a creekside that is a little more tame for little children. Would love to come back!

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

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.

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.

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).

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.

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

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.

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.

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!

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

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!

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!

A great place to take a walk or go hiking

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

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.

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! 💙