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

Loved going here with In laws when doing big group camping trips. Great staff and group sites hold…read moreplenty of families it was perfect for our group of over 30+ at times.

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.

We love Ocean Mist Campgrounds because they have a lovely well maintained campground. The walk to…read morethe beach from your campsite is a great asset. You can watch the sunsets on the beach and walk back easily. They have two outdoor fire pits- one is covered. Even if it rains, you have a great clubhouse to play pool, watch a movie, or do a puzzle. They have weekend activities and homemade cinnamon rolls on Sunday. Come check it out!

I am KM member 7142. Been a member for 22 years. Staff at Ocean Mist are very friendly and hard…read moreworking. The restrooms were spotless. Shower hardware in the ladies room was recently updated. Great hot showers. Love the club house with pool table. Participated in the Saturday morning breakfast which happens if enough folks sign up. A lot of food for $7.00. Beach access from the resort.

Great clean place on the beach. It checked all our boxes for spacious RV spots, beach access,…read morefamily friendly with playground area for the kids and in a perfect location not too far from town. We had the exact quiet experience we sought plus, Dave and family were amongst the nicest and helpful owners we have encountered in our travels.

My family has our first experience camping in Washington at tidelands over the weekend. We had the…read moreBEST time there! Office staff was SUPER friendly and helpful!! We arrived after 730pm on Friday and started until Sunday morning. We were ALL sad to break camp to go home we had sure T18 and it was close to bathroom, porta potty and trail to beach. Very quiet for the most part. People in cabins were a bit loud and sometimes dog baked and howled for about 2 hours after 11pm on Friday night. Saturday night no problems slept great!! Already have a spot booked for the end of August too go back for another weekend! If you're looking for a great place to tent camp, or RV, try tidelands.. We head a GREAT time and will be coming back as much as possible!

Not family friendly at all! Camp manager was rude and we were told our kids needed to be more…read morequiet. Dont know if ill ever visit again!

Nice place to stay and clean. WiFi not powerful enough for everyone using it.long walk to the beach…read moreand steep stairs.

It's so peaceful with a beautiful view. Great amenities, well maintained! It's awesome! Friendly…read moreand accommodating staff, wonderful staff. Small but quaint very lovely!

We stayed in Oceana for 3 nights and had a great time! The staff were so pleasant and helpful, the…read moregrounds were beautifully groomed and the bathrooms were clean. We enjoyed driving through Ocean Shores all the way to the North Jetty and the next day north through beautiful forest to Pacific Beach. We made great new friends and will definitely go back!

Great park! Came here to camp for the weekend - stayed at the campground with some friends. Great…read morecamp site with lots of trees great for coverage from morning sun. Different set up for some sites since there's nothing between to separate out the sites. There's an easy to follow path to get to the beach we went to a couple times. LOTS of beach to wander on. Be aware of people driving around if you have your pups.

We stayed here in Loop 1 site 22 for 4 nights. Nice big camping site. Enough room for 3 tents, our…read morepop up canopy and a place for our propane fire pit and camp chairs. It does have a slight uneven onto the ground but we found places for the tents just fine. Beautiful campground. Tons of trees and nature. We took a drive through all 4 loops to stakeout more sites to try later. The staff were kind and knowledgeable. Found a nice hiking trail over by the front office booth. Also took the hiking trail to the ocean. The bathrooms we clean and tended to daily. There are 4 showers and 6 bathrooms. We will definitely be camping here again.

This is a beach with a great view of the ocean, driftwood everywhere, a campground next door and…read moreclean. The area is large enough that even with two dozen vehicles in the parking areas, we were able to have about a 100' stretch all to ourselves for an hour. Trails lead from the parking areas out to the beach. There are porta potties, no services.

The view is beautiful, as always, but there is no longer a state park at Damon Point. the spit of…read moreland it was on is now an island, with the road that was once there washed out. For a few months this year the whole area was closed for erosion repair. But now it's partially opened. There is a narrow access to part of a beach, sandwiched between tribal land with a defunct marina on one side and a privately owned beach on the other. The beach is accessible only to those who can scramble down a several-foot drop from the abruptly broken-off road. To the commenter looking for lots of driftwood, drive north to the beach associated with Mora Campground in Olympic National Park. Go to the town of Forks, then drive west 30 minutes to the park, then a few more minutes to Rialto Beach. It has a parking lot, and the beach is right there. Last time I was there huge driftwood had taken over the beach, requiring visitors to clamber over logs. Lots of fun if you're able.

Lovely little spot! Right near the beach, with rooms, RV sites, and tent sites. We had a tent site,…read morebut the owners were incredibly gracious to let us use their unoccupied "event space" to work on our graduate school research project. Showers and wifi were spectacular. Wonderful all around! Only downside is mosquitoes, but that is the case at pretty much all of these campsites near streams/rivers emptying into the ocean. Just bring bug spray, layers, and light a fire!

Donna and her husband are nice! Not sure if they still own…read morethe property but we had some great times here