We stayed here for the first time, 2 nights, in the deluxe cabins. This was our first time in a…read moredeluxe cabin with shower and bathroom ( due to winter) We have stayed in other KOAs before. You still need to bring quite a bit of things.. linens, toiletries, more items like coffee cups/ pods, we needed ziplocks bags, and we definitely brought our own wood. Cabin was clean, 3 issues were: left over socks in the bottom bunk, a few mold spots on the shower curtain, and our trash was not taken out prior to arrival. I was impressed by the size, and the grounds. There isn't a lot to do here compared to others properties but plenty of outdoor things to adventure.The beach is in walking distance and you're able to clam with proper permits. Lots of deer near by. Nearest store is in Raymond, about 20-25 min away. Long Beach is about 45 min away.

Erica and Brian are amazing people! Their campground is an absolute joy! They make you feel like…read morefamily!!! The host, Tippy and Dylan are such kind people and are very welcoming as well! There are so many children and adult activities for all ages to enjoy! Bingo, ice cream socials, tshirt tie dying, face paint, beer and wine tasting, and many many more!!! Lakyn was so fun with activities!!! The glitter tattoos are a big hit with all the kiddos! And the bathrooms are constantly clean with Ms Tamara going to town! I highly suggest this campground to anyone who wants to get away to the coast but also have a community feel!!! We will def return in the future!! Thank you to the staff for allowing us a wonderful Father's Day weekend!!!

I have been to this beach at least once for sure. I think one other time when the weather was nicer…read morealso. We came here on such a stormy day to see the King Tides come in. The waves weren't as big and dramatic as they could get but it was still very cool to see the ocean rolling so much. Normally we go when it's nice and tranquil but we finally took it in with a storm coming in to boot along with the tides which created a cool but really intense experience. The wind was very strong and it was raining so staying outside for a long time wasn't really an option. Still it was really a fun experience and this sandy beach is normally a great place to go to in the summer!

It was perfect! The facilities were great! The campground was well maintained and the beach was…read moretruly magnificent!

I just made our reservations for an RV site in Oct. The owners were so nice to talk to. I booked…read moreonline and the reservation system they use is easy and efficient. The best I've used. So far I am totally impressed and look forward to our stay and will update our stay.

Flat campground a short walk to beach. Thanks to Sue for extra care for our group!…read more - bathrooms are clean and hot water is plenty - outdoor kitchen and tables include grills and counter for a group buffet. - walk to beach is on private path between meadows and sand dunes. - sites are level - take time to explore local towns and lighthouses.

Great location and beach (Therefore, 3 stars). The campground is showing it's age and lack of…read moremaintenance. Two showers were unavailable supposedly because of vandalism, but shouldn't they be fixed and open? The women's washroom had no soap for at least two days and the men's was running out of TP when we left. The shower could definitely use updating since you couldn't aim the shower head and the room should have been cleaned more often. The tent campsites across from us were tiny compared to other campgrounds. You have to park your car in the space allowed leaving not enough of room for a large tent, but most of the tent campers were couples with smaller tents. We rented the two yurts for 4 nights. The site for each yurt is quite large since it looked like the site formally was for 2 tent sites. They have a single outlet and a heater. The mattress pads were a joke and thankfully we brought a blow up mattress just in case. The yurt was much smaller than the cabins at other Washington State campgrounds so we had to organize kitchen utensils, etc. on the floor. The yurts have a bunkbed, twin on top and full lower. Our yurt had no ladder to get to the top, but our daughter's family's did have a ladder. (They didn't have blow up mattresses and I don't know how they managed to sleep. Our daughter did say she had bruises because the mattress sunk to the boards underneath.) Would we go back? Well, if it's just my wife and I, then we'd find a nice rental (and admittedly pay a lot more).

No hook ups but it is all about the view. Sites are a parking lot of larger rvs or trailers but…read morethe view opens up the space. Most older couples with dogs in the fall. The weather is 70 today with beautiful sunset. Wish I could stay a week! Spots 2-20 are the best.

We were passing through after visiting Olympic Park and looking for a hiking spot in the area. Lake…read moreSylvia seemed like a possibility so we stopped off last Sunday around 10am. There were a few hikers there, but otherwise mostly those preparing to fish. We didn't visit the camping section, but they've got a decent sized day-use area with a good amount of parking, tables, and restrooms. We took the forest loop trail that leads from the lake along the stream through the forest and back around to the day-use, about 2 1/2 miles. There are sections of the trail that are simply gorgeous, and other parts not quite as pretty. But the trail is pretty fun, ups and downs, winding with steps and bridges. While the path is completely passable right now, it was very muddy in many places. A bit precarious at times, as some of the soupiest, slickest spots happened to be on inclines and declines. You'll definitely need waterproof shoes and prepare to get dirty, but Sylvia is good for a quick hike. They've got some interesting educational info along the trail too...and the lake has a very peaceful feeling.

This place is quite the gem for a family trip ! Camping is very reasonably priced. Our walk in…read moreprimitive sight was $20 a night. If you have children the walk in spots are best because the are closest to the swimming and playground and bathrooms! There are plenty of amazing trails and all well kept! ***WATER FALL ALERT*** yes there is a waterfall and also a really neat dam that creates a man man water fall affect . Fishing is aloud (no motor I believe) Dogs on leash Swim at your own risk Drinks aloud (I think ... I see lots of them) Also a group camping site that is at the top of a hill and looks down at the water. Easily fits 8-10 tents and has a covered shelter ! Perfect for a family reunion camping trip and honestly a beautiful place to even consider as a wedding venue.

Sadly Damon Point is no longer accessible by foot and remains closed as of march 9, 2026…read more See most up to date information on the visit Ocean Shores website: https://www.osgov.com/news_detail_T6_R1303.php When it was accessible, it was truly a glorious park.

Maybe my maps app was misguiding me, but it said this location is permanently closed. I tried a few…read moredifferent routes and I wasn't able to locate the park. It kept taking me to construction areas and then a neighborhood area. I was looking forward to this park because of the driftwood from the pictures. It was my first time in Ocean Shores, so I'll give it another try next visit.

This place is a fantastic place to live. Long term parking, have been here 6 yrs now and don't plan…read moreon leaving anytime soon.

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Wonderful place! Very well kept with beautiful views of the river. We had site 23, which we were…read moretold is the best location in the park, I agree! Nice walking trails, restrooms, and even a dog wash. The owners are very friendly and have thought of every detail. Be careful with your dogs in the river, the currents are strong when the tide is changing, and you could easily lose your dog. I'd give them 6 stars if I could!

This RV park is absolutely whimsical, beautiful, and fun…read more It currently has four walking trails two of which take you right down to the copalis river, one that leads to a giant rope swing then loops around to the largest trail. You can tell how much the owners care about each person's stay by the attention to those fine details such as the high-tech dog wash, excellent bathhouse, the flowers, the bird feeders, and houses throughout. The camp hosts are all wonderful you can tell they want each person to enjoy their stay and go above and beyond.

Very clean park and bathrooms was clean and always stocked. Nice showers available., great owners…read moreand close to beach.

Richard was amazing, knowledgeable and friendly. The hook ups, facilities and grounds were well…read moremaintained! Who wouldn't like the name as well! 5 stars

Battery Russell was one of the most fascinating stops we made while exploring the Oregon Coast. If…read moreyou enjoy history, old military sites, or simply exploring places that feel a little mysterious, this is definitely worth visiting. The massive concrete structures are incredibly interesting to walk through. You can explore the old rooms, passageways, stairs, and gun emplacements while imagining what this place must have been like when soldiers were stationed here protecting the mouth of the Columbia River. What made the experience especially memorable for us was learning about Battery Russell's connection to World War II. In June 1942, a Japanese submarine surfaced offshore and fired shells toward Fort Stevens. Knowing that history while standing among these old military structures gave our visit an entirely different perspective. I also appreciated being able to explore at our own pace. There are plenty of opportunities for photos, and the weathered concrete and surrounding forest make the area incredibly atmospheric. Battery Russell is a great addition to a visit to Fort Stevens State Park, especially if you're already road-tripping along the northern Oregon Coast. I highly recommend taking some time to stop, walk around, read about the history, and explore. It's an unusual and memorable piece of Oregon history that I'm really glad we didn't skip!

Clean park with great hiking trails. Fairly clean restrooms. Drove down to the beach and took the…read moredogs to see the Peter irondale. This camping trip they had a free concert on the lawn by the battery. I love that the golf carts drive by to bring you firewood for a standard $7 fee. Terrible reception and cellular in the park. Overall great trip with lots of sunshine.