We drove into Coos Bay without a plan, only the hope that one of the campgrounds in the area would…read morehave space for us. We drove past Beach Bound thinking we'd land in the County Park next door. The tall trees at Beach Bound beckoned us back though! Lucky us! This is the kind of place that doesn't seem to exist anymore. No corporate BS here. This is a family built and run place where pride of ownership and a labor of love makes all the difference. Wide spaced sites, with hookups and picnic tables, all under wonderful trees! We felt so lucky to have wound up here for a few nights...We found a gem that we wouldn't have otherwise known about! Belinda and Brian have built a tremendous place and are so clearly putting their heart into keeping it clean, tidy, and hospitable for guests. Also...Belinda's 300+ rhododendrons would be a site to see when they're in bloom!

It's very quiet, peaceful and serene. It's a bit pricey because there's they want you to pay extras…read morefor everything including dumping your garbage, which is a little weird. But it's beautiful and it's quiet.

Amazing location with lots of amenities for a coastal RV park. Multiple showers to get rid of the…read moresand and restrooms. An amazing crab cleaning and cooking station and you can rent traps from the site. Private beach access to the amazing Oregon coast and wildlife everywhere. Perfect for the family. I wish I had gotten the employees names so I could call them out personally for their great service. Thank y'all and we will return.

This is specifically about the tent sites, T13, T14, & T15 - we had T15 booked and showed up late…read moreand couldn't even find our tent site because we didn't realize you have to walk through the other two tent sites to get to T15 - for some people this might be okay but I didn't feel comfortable staying here, the site itself would have been nice if you weren't crammed in right next to two other sites. We had it booked for 5 nights and they wouldn't even give us a partial refund so we're out a good chunk of money. Extremely disappointed in the lack of photos and information because had we known we never would have booked this site, and now we can't even afford to stay anywhere else and have to cancel our trip entirely.

Great stop if you want a true full service RV stop in and around Coos Bay, Oregon. It bills itself…read moreas a luxury RV, tiny house, and airstream trailer destination on Coos Bay and it delivers. This is my second stay at Baypoint Landing and everything was very consistent with the first time I stayed. Very helpful and friendly people at check-in. This time I booked a back in Bayview site that was pretty much right on the water. Left the shades up in my back windows and woke up with a view of the bay every morning. I've only used the RV sites but the 20 or so airstream trailers. They have there look like they'd be fun as well. The amenities at Baypoint Landing are really nice. Two bocce courts, two horseshoe pits, a children's playground, a pavilion if you wanna have a little party. There's also about a half dozen washing machines and dryers in the laundry room that includes a big table for folding all your stuff. The laundry room is open 24 hours via a door keypad. There are also four unisex bath and shower rooms and one male and one female bathroom. These are also open 24 hours via the same door keypad. The shower rooms are really nice, plenty of room to spread out and hooks on the walls for your clothes and towels. There's an abundance of hot water. There's no shampoo or soap so bring your own. The building that the shower rooms and laundry is in also has about a half a dozen covered garbage cans for the trash from your RVs. All this is pretty centrally located in the park so you don't have to walk very far. Baypoint Landing is only about a 14 or 15 minute drive into the commercial part of Coos Bay that has several seafood themed restaurants and bars. The only nit that I have is that the grounds have become infested with what I called goats head. It's those little yellow flowering plants that also produce a very sharp burr that falls on the ground. I guess it's indigenous to this Bayside location so there's not much they can do about it. But it's everywhere, gets in your dog hair and stuck to their paws and even stuck to the bottom of your shoes. You need to check carefully when you get in your RV and pull everything off or you're likely to get these burrs on the floor of your vehicle which will give you a very nasty surprise if you're up walking around without shoes.

The website presents a much fancier image than the experience. Spent $121/night for a pull-thru…read morerv space on gravel pad, via gravel roads. The landscaping between sites is a weed-fest. The "fitness room" was a total disappointment. Asked the gal at check-in if they had free-weights. "Oh yes"she exclaimed. Really? 3 dumbell sets (10 lbs heaviest!) and no bench. Only machines were a couple of treadmills and stationary bikes. Fitness room for octogenarians? The pool is saltwater, and not big enough to swim laps. Maybe 10x40ft with stairs at one end. No spa. For the price of admission, this is pathetic. We've stayed at much less expensive resorts with far better amenities. This place relies on the location, which is decent, but not exceptional. You are on the bay, not the ocean, no with ocean access from the resort. In sum, we won't be returning; as the cost wasn't matched with value.

The campground has nice spots but needs to be repaved. The walkway from our yurt to the bathroom…read morewas so bad that I almost twisted my ankle. Also the bathrooms are filthy. Dont look up. They need to be deep cleaned. Including the ceilings. Needs to be shut down and pavement redone and bathrooms cleaned.

Spent four nights in Yurt H. It was clean and comfy! The bathrooms were always clean. Note: loop…read moreD showers are locked at 9pm every night. Firewood is $7 a bundle.

I drove through, thinking I may want to stay here in the future. Nope. I hit it when it was fairly…read morefull. Stay here if you're really, really good at backing your rig into tight spaces, without hitting your neighbor. Stay here is you don't mind being so close to another rig that you can probably hear them flush their toilet. It's basically a big parking lot with as many spots wadded in as possible, with white parking lines marking out each spot. Lots of nicer looking places to stay at nearby, especially if you want more room around your site.

Nice park stayed a week close to restaurants security at night…read moreMonkey business restaurant has the best chowder and fish & chips. Closed on Wednesday Cons: windy ,just a parking lot with hookups,some pretty sketchy people in the area

What a well maintained campground! Winchester Bay RV is…read morepart of the Sun Outdoors family. From online reservations to check in at the park it has been seamless. We have a beautiful spot that backs up to the river. Ample place to enjoy the view, a fire ring and a picnic table. The grounds are impeccable-the camp hosts work hard to keep everything looking fresh. The bath houses are clean and up to date. The laundry facilities are ample. (No OHV allowed to be operated in the park. You must tow them out them start.)

Well we have spent a total of 31 nights here in the last three months…read more The staff is so helpful. The spots are spotless. The WiFi is the best we had had anywhere.... And that's huge to us. The views can't be beat. The laundry and shower facilities are cleaned everyday by camp hosts. And, the camp hosts are SO helpful. There are NO long term RV's here. It seems that there just be a limit on how long you can stay before you might need to relate to another spot. The laundry is not over priced here. $2 to wash and $1.50 to dry. Last place it was $3 and $3. If you are looking for a in this area-this is it. It sets the bar very high.

We came here hoping to get inside the lighthouse. For a…read moretoken 8.00 fee each, we had a full tour , and a museum visit with two floors of Naval history. Our guide Larry was great. it is a operating Lighthouse and i was able to put my head inside the rotating lens. A lifetime experience , see my video.

Great resting place - scenic and serene. Views are great. LIghhouse was closed so only can see it…read morefrom the parking lot.

Amazing park. Beautiful area and the best hosts that keep this park pristine. This will be a place…read morewe will come back to as often as possible.

What a beautiful little getaway. Idi is amazing and sweet. Our #1pick for camping. We especially…read morelove floating on the river.

Very friendly and accommodating staff. We were looking for a shady spot and the person in the front…read moreoffice walked around and showed us open sites. The bathrooms looked newly remodeled and are very clean. They didn't have 50 amp available so we couldn't use our air conditioning. But how often is it 90 degrees in Bandon?!?

Lovely setting and clean park. We've stayed here before and decided to come with another family…read more Definitely will not be back. They've put some sort of mulch in the sites that is filled with prickly things that poke into feet so flip flops are a no go. Also not kid friendly. Permanent residents are unfriendly and the manager didn't like children riding their bikes around the park at 6pm with an adult chaperone.

We came yesterday to visit the Gardens and walk the beach path…read more The Rose garden was fantastic. I saw many types for the first time. All well tended in a former home of wealth. Great experience.

One of my favorite parks in Oregon, it's absolutely beautiful, and I had the privilege of staying…read morein the cabin inside the park during their holiday lights as I had won the raffle about a decade ago. I absolutely love this park, tis beautiful, peaceful, and great. They do get really high waves, so you have to be careful and stay away from the edge and follow the safety guidelines. They do have an entrance fee which used to be $5, and its cash only