Waxmyrtle Campground

Our neighbors here were so friendly! We even all cooked and ate dinner together it was great. The spots were spacious and we felt very safe sleeping here in our little van

This is a fair knees campground and far enough from Highway one oh one that the noise is not an issue. However, the revving of nearby OHV’s is a bit distracting. I only gave this three stars since the water and bathrooms are out. It would be four stars once they get that fixed.

Good variety of sites, clean, easy access. Picnic tables and fire pits at every site. Water stations and pit toilets available. Beach access has ample trailer parking and the beach was spectacular.

Excellent place for gentle river kayaking or a nice hike. Love the quiet, peaceful surroundings. Have stayed here several times tent camping. Highly recommend this campground.

Spacious sites, water nearby, clean bathrooms. Showers are located at an adjacent campground populated by bigger RVs and dune buggy enthusiasts. They create noise, but it’s tolerable. Across the highway is a gorgeous 5 mile loop hike through a stunning coastal forest, and there is access to a beautiful wooded hike along the estuary that allows for gentle kayaking to the beach.

Pro: beautiful location, well kept campgrounds, excellent amenities Con: expensive per night, noise pollution, not a lot of privacy

Had a great time staying here with a friend, we stayed at site 31, which is a bit back from the loop. A lot of the sites here at Waxmertyle are exposed to the paved loop and don't offer much privacy, but the thick vegetation between sites help muffle noise.

Large, well lit and clean bathrooms, lots of access to potable water, and big fire pits. Our site had a bit of a red ant problem, but other than that we really enjoyed our stay. The wildlife volunteer host across the way from us was very kind.

My only issue was the noise pollution from the many vehicles out on the dunes. We could hear every rev quite clearly until well into the early morning. Once that died down, the sound of the ocean carried all the way to our site.

Hiking around here is great! I highly recommend the Waxmertyle Trail, which starts inside the camp itself. The beach and dunes are just a short walk away, but PLEASE RESPECT THE SNOWY PLOVER NESTING AREAS!

Stayed in mid-July. Nice access to beach and nearby trails and Florence. Bathrooms were clean with sink and toilet.

As far as developed campgrounds go, this one is pretty nice. The sites are fairly private, with lots of salal and other coastal plants. I don't think any of the sites offer power, which cuts down on the mega RVs. There are flush toilets, a pleasant convenience. There's a 1.5 mile trail to the beach, which we had completely to ourselves on a Monday in August.

The only drawback is that you're within earshot of the OHV camp and all the engine sounds that come with that. It's certainly not overpowering, but it's not just the sound of nature here.

Large sites with good privacy. Price was fantastic. Dry camping only. Good location for ATV access to the dunes. Will definitely stay here again.

Site #9 Smallish site but has good access to the river. Good hammock trees Good tarp setup

Site #8 Looks much larger and overlooks river

Large large campgrounds on some no extra car fee and no tent limits plus the camp hosts were super wonderful there showers in the next Campground over for a dollar for 5 minutes and they're open from 6 in the morning to 10 and then from 6 in the evening to 10 you can hear the ocean Crashing Down and it's super close to a beautiful spot

We made the trek from Crater lake to this camp site without a reservation on a holiday weekend... I am not saying it was a smart move - but it was a move. We arrived after dark and simply drove into the campsite and looked around until we found a spot. (There are little reservation tags on the spots that are taken like any other campsite in Oregon) We found an open space and rejoiced because we had been driving ALL DAY! This campsite is primarily a place where people stay who are riding the dunes, so if you are looking for a cool place to stay and take your dune buggy out -- you've found it! There were all sorts of cool adventure vehicles everywhere on site, and everything was pretty well put together so you were close to your neighbors, but not too close. In our campsite we were able to park our Jeep right outside the site, pitch 2 tents, have a fire pit and a picnic table with room to spare. There was plenty of dead wood (fallen down branches around for us to make a warm fire no problem without any additional wood. This campsite had bathrooms in walking distance (a very short walk), garbages on site, and was close to the water so you could hear it. Another benefit of this campsite is that it was a short drive to the Oregon coast the next morning which was where we were really aiming for. I will include a couple of oregon coast pictures in my review as well as it is just a short jaunt away!

You get to name your campsite so we named ours "Betty Lou Frankfurter Memorial Site" it was very fitting...