Great places to camp.Some places need work on the satellite bathrooms. Need more trees between camping sites. Maintenance needs to inspect every water spigot and power tree read more

3 of us Stayed here for 3 nights in a studio cabin. It was a cute cozy cabin with basic amenities (coffee, utensils, towels, sheets, plenty of pillows, cable) it got a bit cramped at times with just three of us plus our stuff inside so I can't picture it with four ppl but I'm not complaining it kept us warm and cozy at night. The location is good, there's close beach access, and it's near all the hikes and sites you'd want to see in the area. The front staff was helpful and there are fire pits for rent if you like plus other things like games movies. There's a fun little playground and basket ball court with provided sand toys and balls etc. there's drinkable water stations but it tastes like hose water so we stuck to bottled when we could! The vibe of the campground is unfriendly due to the other patrons not the staff so don't expect any cumbaya singing by the shared camp fire on any night, let alone a friendly wave! read more

Thousand Trails Long Beach - Studio Cabin for 4 - RV Parks Near Me - Seaview, Washington

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This is our third annual trip to this location. We love the pool, access to the beach, clean bathrooms, and all the kids and dogs running around. We stay in the yurts and they are fine. I wish the bedding was more comfortable, but camping is camping. Staff is friendly and helpful. read more

My wife and I spent three nights here on an extended weekend in mid October. Weather was sunny and warm and we spent much of our time sight seeing around the area. Positives: Out of the way yet easy to get to. Beach Access. Protected from wind. Clean. Friendly Staff All sites have good water and septic hook-ups. Negatives: Poor utility layout: two spots share the same power post. First person gets the 30amp the next is stuck with the 15amp. Odd numbered sites can have up to a 30ft reach for septic. Dense campsite layout. Other: Amenities include: Pool and hot tub, laundry services, bathroom and shower facilities, Kids climber and activity room. Recommendation: Not a bad place to stay if you're on the go and sight seeing. Wouldn't consider as a destination stay. read more

Thousand Trails Long Beach - RV Parks Near Me - Seaview, Washington

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Great little RV and Campground on the Long Beach Peninsula. Like most RV parks or what I call parking lots have some space between each RV with grass and a picnic table. They offer a pool and small hot tub and small events all in season. The park is small and offers 115 full hookup RV locations along with tent camping, 5 Yurts with electricity (no water, restrooms or kitchen) and 7 cabins in different size capacities. The best part is the LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Two trails to the beach, boy are about a 5 minute walk, easy access to the Discovery Trail, close proximity to Cape Disappointment with two lighthouses. Plus it's close to town with a grocery store, various events places offering games, go-carts, mini golf and a movie theater, plus many many restaurants. You will need a car and the park is pretty secluded. During the summer months of July and August the park is PACKED to the gills. Thanksgiving 2018 the park not only had tent campers, but it was about 3/4 full of RVers and all the cabins and some yurts were rented. The park had a free Thanksgiving dinner provided by the staff. It's a clean little park, just know you are pretty close to each other like a lot of RV parks are. read more

We arrived around 3pm and there were only a couple spots open for tent spots. We chose the quote side which on the drive in stretch which was great cause the far side by the yurts was really busy and crowded. We stayed Friday-Sunday and it was prefect but get here early cause spots get picked up real quick and be sure to leave your paper on your stake or your spot may be snatched up. Just leaving your tent or cooler doesn't insure your spot, we watched a couple spots near us try to get snatched multiple times during our stay. We got a little bit of sun and lot bit of rain but we brought a canopy and tarps so we were good. Our spot on the map was spot 'U' but the stake said spot 'H' it was right next to the dumpster and right next to a water station which I think is a good spot and only a short walk to either restrooms. The restrooms at the far side of the park was super busy so naturally my favorite was the restrooms by the welcome center. The walk to the beach was a really only 10mins long and you can hear the waves break early in the morning and late a night when everyone around you is sleeping. read more

Thousand Trails Long Beach - RV Parks Near Me - Seaview, Washington

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Campground itself is pretty crappy. Tiny cramped sites, horrible hookup layout. Pretty tight with our 32 ft travel trailer. They basically have 4 water and sewer hookups in one spot. So one maybe 2 rigs get ok hookups and the other 2 better just pray. We basically couldn't hookup our sewer as it was on the opposite side of where it should be and probably 40 feet away. So for us it was just a water electric site and that's because we happened to have a 50 ft hose we carry for shitty sites like these. To top it off the one dump station was supposedly broken for the 4 days we were there. When asked about it I was told they are on a "list" with the plumber. So apparently there's only one plumber in the area, or at least only one with prices they are willing to pay. So when asked what I should do with my full tanks I was basically told they don't know, too bad soo sad. Could hear all of my neighbors moving around in their rigs because of how close everything was. Barely had any room to park our truck. Didn't use any of the facilities so can't comment on that. Although the bathrooms at the end of the park were also closed. Basically a 1 star campground, only thing bumping it up to 2 is the great location. 300 yard walk to the beach, can't beat that. read more

We spent a long weekend here and had some serious concerns about our kid's safety. I will explain what I mean in a moment as I want to begin this review with the observation that this camp ground was not always what it is today, it used to be great clearly as the pictures will show. When you find the place, kind of tucked away off the beaten path you will be pull in and register. Initial impression of the main building is fine but then you get to look around. Overall we left with the impression that this corporate owned facility does not get much investment on maintenance items that they should, appearances are huge and this place leaves a lot to be desired, see pictures. In general, we expected better quality than say a government owned and run facility, we were disappointed. Clearly, thousand trails spends to much on marketing and not enough on their facilities. I would NEVER EVER stay with them again. We need to do a better job at researching the various camps. SAFETY Issues -wild animals enter the camp readily and common sense practices are not enforced so put up your food items -front entrance entry code machine has been broken for a long time, its left laying on the ground, its powered still as key pads light up at night, imagine how long its laid like that to have the yellow safety tape fade to white, see pictures. -electrical pedestal is left unprotected in a field next to the pool -our picnic table had a leg almost rusted through, told staff they did nothing to resolve -sites are so close together if your in an RV doubtful you can have much of a fire -picnic tables are rotting / rusted and very gross, bring a tablecloth (minimum) -its very clear that a lot of people homestead here in this facility, but without high standards its junky too look at CON -no space or privacy, they cram you in like sardines in a dirty jar -only one bathroom has a shower -pool nasty and minimally functional -bathrooms not cleaned often enough -dish washing facilities for campers are very limited -only one place to put your garbage, avoid it as it stinks -trash cans left near dumpster uncovered unsecured and animals get into them -very little shade -LOT of safety issues -REALLY neglected and not much pride taken by staff -firepits (if you get one) are just cracked and broken cinder blocks -pool safety posture leaves a lot to be desired, sign says hit button for emergency.... There is no button on the pool deck -very little for kids to do -not paved so no bike riding for kids, note it was very dusty PRO -laundry -showers -hosted bingo -wifi in main building ONLY -close to the beach -beach is gorgeous -you can drive on the beach -city of Long Beach has most things you might need -have a TV in day room but it only can fit 6 people -yurts, cabins, tent and rv camping so your covered -mosquitos -lots of dog poop laying around read more

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Utility lay-out is horrible! All that's asked of an RV Park is to have 1) accessible electric 30/50 2) accessible water 3) accessible septic 4) level & ample space. Many spaces have no 50amp, you need 40' of septic hose to reach, just as much water line! (Many RV's did not). Good news....most spaces are almost level. PS: Did I mention pot holes everywhere?? Enjoy! read more

Not the best RV spot, due to density, but we left ours home this trip and tent camped which is far more spacious. The facility is kept quite clean and tidy, which I appreciate immensely. The staff really do keep busy here. Sadly, the hot tub was not working, but the pool was nice, quite warm, and well-controlled during the pandemic. Hottest shower with the greatest water pressure I've ever found in a campground. Big yay for that! Even a shower wand! Oh, the luxury! Tent sites A thru C are the best choice for space and privacy. Big hint here for those who are looking for the inside scoop... site A has a power outlet nearby. This is unadvertised and a sweet, sweet luxury for our 7-day stay. Really lucked out on that one!! read more

Is this the best RV park on the Long Beach peninsula? Nope... With that said, it's certainly not a bad place to stay, the spots are kind of small but there is quick access to the beach and it's very quiet, even on one of the noisiest weekends of the year! I would highly recommend getting in early, right at the 12:00pm check-in time so you can get a good spot. By good spot, I mean an even number spot which has the connections on the correct side. All of the odd spots share the same island of hook-ups and if you are not prepared, you won't be able to use those connections that you are paying for! The bathrooms and showers were ok, they were certainly tired and not as clean as I would have liked. We ended up using our bathroom in the trailer instead of the park facilities. We would probably stay here again in the future. read more

18 states, 14 RV parks, and this was by far the absolutely worst experience. Only park where a reservation does not actually reserve a place, and we were told to "drive around and find a spot." And if you don't get a spot by the water/sewer, you can purchase an extended hose for another $50 because only half of the spots actually have accessible hook-ups. And you'll be very close to your neighbor, sharing that hookup with three other RVs. Loud. Dirty. Bathrooms are scary. So disappointing, don't let the Thousand Trails name fool you, they should be ashamed. read more

Excellent Camping Experience !! I went Camping during the 2015 Labor Day weekend. We were even tent camping and had a great time ! Would have been nice to have electricity at our tent sites but we roughed it and were fine. The Staff was Helpful, the Restrooms were stocked (although the I think a few more showers need to be built), the Pool looked awesome, even a small building to clean fish. Quiet at night, cool little cabins available for rent (I'm sure reservations required in advance) but friends of ours stayed in one and everything inside seemed New !!, Free Coffee at the Office in the morning, Laundry Facilities to Dry bedding from a leaking tent, a cool little trail to the beautiful beach. Close proximity to the town of Long Beach was also a Plus !! Thanks for a Great Family outing 1000 Trails. All in all I will definitely return if I want to camp in the Long Beach area. read more

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We really enjoyed our time in the Long Beach area and the radius travel was great. The park was quiet and once we got past the initial shock of how close the "neighbors" were and a few other things, we calmed down and enjoyed ourselves. 1. If you plan on staying here, bring deet or whatever your favorite mosquito repellent is. You have to walk through a marsh area to get to the beach. GIANT MOSQUITOES! 2. The camper who said there is a lot of dog poop was not kidding. 3. If you plan to hook up to the sewer make sure to have 25+ of hose. There are hook-ups but they are set up funky. 4. If you select a spot where the 50amp is taken, check to make sure the 30amp is working and not melted, prior to unhooking. read more

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Unfortunately I can't give them more than than one star. It never feels good when the photos and details of the park do not come now where close to what was promised. No assigned spots makes it hectic to park. It's dirty and in dire need of maintenance. It's crowed, up to 10 people allowed in one spot that is already very tight for a 25' travel trailer and 2500 Chevy. We stayed 150 miles south on the coast last night at the gorgeous Oceanside camp spot in Charleston OR and tonight we couldn't even take the 7 min walk to the coast as there were swarms of 50 mosquitos at a time on me, after dousing myself in bug spray. The pool is drained and empty and hot tub too. Lots of long term residents struggling to get by. Not a vacation spot I can recommend after seeing 10-15 other desirable sites in a 250 mile radius! read more

We went tent camping here. We chose a site in the back near the beach trail. These sites had trees around them and were secluded from the park. It's only a 5-10 minute walk to the beach. The trail also crosses over the boardwalk which runs all the way to cape disappointment and north of Long Beach. I saw lots of people riding their bikes on the boardwalk. A short drive into Long Beach with all the stores and activities. The pool was open and clean. It's on a sign-up basis due to COVID-19 with limited occupancy. I'd definitely stay here again. The only downside is the restroom near the back of the park were out of order. But portapotties were available. I cannot comment on the RV, cabin or yurt experiences. read more

Short walk to the beach and very nice walking/biking trails which lead into town. Shower , restroom and pool area are very clean. We will come back. read more

Thousand Trails Long Beach - RV Parks Near Me - Seaview, Washington

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The park is just a short walk from the beach (and no need to cross busy roads to get there) which is a huge selling point. Biggest issue: Utility configuration needs a re-do. The fresh and waste water connections are at the back of the sites so you'd better have longer hoses for both (25 feet to be safe). You can also empty your tanks at the end of your stay by using the pit right across from the fish cleaning shack (its not marked but is shown on the map). The sites are very close together (although there is still walk room with your slides out) and not assigned. Its first come, first served. If you are pulling a long rig or have a coach longer than 28 feet you may want to look only at the sites on the south two rows for better backing room. The park was clean and every staff member we spoke with was helpful and friendly. Close to town yet off the beaten path. I'd stay here again, just better prepared to make it easier to use. read more

Thousand Trails Long Beach - Short hike from the RV Park - RV Parks Near Me - Seaview, Washington

This place is actually THE WORST. I would give it no stars if I could. 1) The sites are so close together we could hardly back our 24 foot trailer in. 2) The utilities are all on the wrong side. We had to go buy an extra water hose and power extension 3) The pool was closed because of fecal matter in the pool. Not that we would have used the pool based on the condition of the rest of the place. 4) The entry gate malfunctioned, and the gate arm came down on the roof of my car. 20 min. later, the staff came to the site and said, per the account given by one of their "full-timers", that my husband crashed through the gate, which was not the case. I, a woman with long hair, was driving, and I showed them the marks left by their gate are on THE ROOF on my car. The staff are rude and deceitful, and the property is in complete disrepair. Stay away. read more

You can't every get ahold of anyone. Tried to cancel early but can't get someone to answer. So I lost my fees.

Second time at this camp ground and i believe we will be buying a membership to thousand trails. The camp grounds were clean, quiet time was respected, it was just amazing. We will be back time and time again. See you next summer!! Spot "P" is the best for tent camping!! read more

At this camground mind you yes small and crowded but my disappointment was the safety for kids in the restrooms. My son was able to get a used needle out of the mens bathroom sharps dispenser. Why is this in a campground bathroom??? It was overflowing and the only excuse the office manager can give me is they can't find anyone to dispose of them. We ripped it of the wall at took it to the office. Thank god my son did not get pricked by a used needle. read more

I feel like this place was not at all what was advertised. Quick rundown before my full review: - Reserved a "pull through" spot, but all spots are tandem, so only the first person to each gets a pull through - All services are on an island that serves four spots, meaning two of the four must run all cords and hoses the wrong way around their RV - not a lot of privacy, very narrow spots with very few trees to separate - Bathrooms were often very messy in my opinion - "wifi" is really just a hotspot only at the main entrance, and was very slow I reserved a pull through site as it was my first trip with my new travel trailer and I've never owned anything I've needed to tow before. Turns out the sites are only pull through if you are the first one there, as they are all tandem sites. Since I'm not retired, I didn't get there until 2pm on a Friday, and all the pull throughs were gone. What was the point of offering pull through sites on the reservation if they are not guaranteed? Another big deal is that four sites must all use the same service island. Meaning two out of the four must stretch water, sewer and electrical cords round the wrong side of their RVs. A woman staying next to a spot we wanted to take didn't have a long enough cord, so she just took the wrong outlet box and refused to move it. The staff didn't seem to care, or try to enforce using the correct ports. So the spot to her right was useless. The shared ports also cost us and several of our neighbors a trip to the local hardware store to get new sewer hoses as well. It should also be noted that the sewer drop was very high, even higher than our RV's out port, meaning we had to manually lift a 25 foot sewer hose everyday to get the water to drain properly. The spots are also very close together and offer no privacy. the road isn't very wide either, so surrounded by trucks parked immediately in front of their fifth wheels left very little space to back up even our small 17 foot trailer. The park is surrounded by swamp so there is a huge mosquito problem as well. Bathrooms are very dirty, and for some reason, they think 8am is a great time to close down the bathrooms and showers for cleaning. Granted there are two shower options so you can walk to one that is not being cleaned, but in my opinion it is so filthy its best to wait out the cleaning. There were several people on staff but only one appeared to do any cleaning. In fact I was asking her about where to find the other shower my first morning there while she was cleaning, and at the same time she was calling for help. The woman on the other end said she was "busy" with a line of people in the front office and couldn't help (note this is 8am on a Saturday morning of a holiday weekend) I went by the office just two minutes later to go look at the showers there, and the office was locked and closed. Three people were milling around trying to find someone to talk to, but the woman who just claimed to be busy there was nowhere to be found. The woman also attempted to call the maintenance guy, who was just driving around the small park with his radio off, so he didn't answer. Overall I feel the area was very run-down and not well kept. Tall grass where there actually was grass and not gravel. There were a few trees and bushes, but they were wild and not well maintained. With the spots so narrow, and forced to share services it was very loud the whole time I was there. Even when neighbors were having quiet conversations you could hear every word. There were also clusters of kids without adult supervision running wild and screaming at all hours. read more

If you are the type of campers to enjoy camping in tight quarters then this is the place for you. The way they have the sewage and electric box setup, you're practically on top of your neighbor. If you like getting bitten by mosquitos then Long Beach RV park will not disappoint you. read more

Me my husband and my two sons and our two dogs came here to vacation for Rod run. This is my family's first experience going camping since I have been an adult with my own family. My husband has never been camping before I have been camping so many times in my life I can't count. I had no issues with this RV park it was really nice the people were so kind and nice my son's enjoyed the beach and the play equipment very much. I expected the bathrooms and showers to be busy and crowded but I was always able to take a shower without anybody even being in the bathroom. The beach was beautiful and the walk to the beach was not bad at all and it was extremely quiet at night I was worried there would be some ruckus and loud campers but I did not have that issue at all. It was our first time camping as a family and taking out our new tent trailer and this RV Park made it a great experience my sons were never bored. It is a quick easy drive to the Long Beach area with all of the shops and it was also a very quick ride to Rod run. Loved the whole experience and I definitely will be looking at this RV park again. The price was right too! read more

Thousand Trails Long Beach - RV Parks Near Me - Seaview, Washington

I booked a cabin through booking.com. I was not aware this was a campground and the pictures were absolutely misleading. My intention was to book a beach front cabin to relax for a couple days. At this campground I found the camping spaces were so close together, the RV's couldn't fully open their awnings. Inside my cabin, the bed nor bunks had bedding/linens, as they aren't provided. I was not informed you had to provide your own. The linens/bedding are available to rent from the front office ($16.00 per night). The silverware was dirty. The knob to the bathroom was broken. The satellite TV did not work. I believe this is due to the satellite dish being blocked when you parked your vehicle. The only place you're allowed to park is in front of the dish, this blocks the signal. My booking was for a beach front cabin, this cabin was not beachfront. I kept the blinds shut as this cabin is so close to other RV's and campsites, they could see in and there was little, if any privacy. It was noisy inside the cabin. Kids playing, cars driving could be clearly heard inside. I called the 800 number provided to me as the front desk was no help. There was no one I could talk to directly. I had to leave my number and someone was supposed to call me back. I tried 4 times and quit. If this cabin had bedding/linens and a working TV, like I had wanted when I booked it, It would have been ok. It was overcrowded with people and vehicles . I would not recommend these cabins as they are now, nor would I recommend this camp ground to anyone. read more

Where do I begin? We didn't use any of the amenities, as we were just interested in going to town and walking to the beach. I did enjoy having beach access. HOWEVER, there are a lot of older folks who actually live at the camp grounds and if you have any fun or make any noise they get angry. Our lab puppy got out of the motor home for a second and we went to grab him, a woman who lived at the camp group completely went off on my mom, cussing and swearing at her to the point that my mom was in tears. It was foul and horrible. Other camp members heard and apologized on this woman's behalf and said she's known for being a b*. If you choose to live on a campground, expect there to be other people's dogs, children and fun happening! If you don't want to be around people then go live in a neighborhood or get private property. It's a shame that thousand trails allows people to reside on the campground and act as if they own the place. read more

I give this camp site 5 stars because it is a pretty decent ocean side place to stay! It's only a few min walk to the beach and has its own trail which is really nice. There is also a big paved trail a couple min walk from it too, so bring your bikes! We camped in our car in a tent spot, and the tent spots were decent, no privacy because they were pretty close to each other, but we don't mind, we don't expect luxury when we are camping. I did notice how tight the RV spots where, so if I were RV camping I probably wouldn't have enjoyed that, but that was the only complaint, and I'm not going to give it any less than 5 stars because I didn't experience that. The campground was also very quiet at night which was nice. The bathrooms were big and clean and there were a few around the campground so you didn't have to walk far. I noticed there were showers too which is nice, even though we didn't use them. I also read anther review that said there was a huge mosquito problem, so we brought bug spray, but we didn't experience a single bug, so that was nice! Overall this campsite is pretty decent and exactly what we needed and expected. My son loved riding his bike around it too. Lots of space for that and it also has a great kids place area, so very family friendly. We would stay here again read more

If you wanna tent camp this is NOT the place Felt like we camped in somebody's backyard and they pack you in with a bunch of loud strangers I was not impressed at all I won't camp here again. The path to the beach is long not easy to walk and had dog poop all over it. The staff was nice but It did not make up for the terrible camping spot and beach walk. read more

Stayed here on a whim over the weekend. We didnt have many choices in town due to us deciding to make the trip Friday morning. They let us check in after 10pm on Friday evening. The staff was easy going & helped with the two things I requested. Showers were clean, the property was clean & the garbages were taken out. They are building a "clubhouse", which may be complete by now. The trail from the property to the beach is awesome so you dont have to drive to the beach. We tent camped. read more

Love the location, just a short walk to the beach down the trail. RV sites are tight quarters, but the location more than makes up for the cramped quarters. The pool and hot tub are seasonal, the showers are hot, laundry room is available 24/7. The day room has a nice big screen tv with cable, the Cabins and cottages have Cable TV, the yurts are like tent camping without all the hassle of setting it up... It would be 5 stars if the roads weren't so full of pot holes read more

Would NEVER recommend this RV park to anyone, it's horrible! Very sad to see this place is sorely neglected. Needs updating desperately. Would be nice to see grassy areas maintained (i.e. watered, cut, weeded, etc.). RV sites squeezed in so close together you can hardly fit a picnic table, let alone a fire pit. Staff's lackluster attitude and appearance reflect poorly on the overall presence of this park. Hot tub not working, heater to pool turned off after the day we arrived, shower areas filthy....just a run down, dirty park with employees who can't be bothered with guests. read more

Very disappointed, Close quarters doesn't describe this trailer park experience. Barely enough room to deploy the awning, picnic tables (at some spots, not all). Having my "neighbors" sewage line run through my campsite is not my idea of a pleasant experience. This is not camping! If you are looking for a place to park and explore the peninsula, sure this might work. But absolutely no privacy. read more