Great place to stay for the best price on the coast ( you'll be able to drive to the beach in about…read more20 minutes) and much warmer than the beaches. Everything you need is in Coquille; restaurants, grocery stores, etc... There's even a coffee caboose that you can easily walk to from the campground. Very clean and spacious campground with plenty for the kids to explore and play.

This is a very nice park along the Coquille River. Large grassy areas for kids or pets to run…read morearound along with restrooms and a fish cleaning station. Great area to stop and eat after going to Colleen's for take out. It even has a boat launch. You can also stay the night for 10$ in a spot in the park which has fire pits, bbq, and picnic tables.

Normal size rv spaces, with full hookups or partial 30 and 50 amps. Showers restrooms tent and yurt…read morespots. It was a great place for us to stay a night on our way south. With lots of trails and lots of beach front to comb for agates, or check out the light house. Very clean and well ran. I also enjoyed the early morning walk with wild turkey in the campground gobbling away.

This is a well kept park and lots of friendly volunteers and staff. No mini market camp hosts sell…read morewood that's all. Sites are clean. However, you can't just easily walk to the beach from your site because one way from the camping sites is 3/4 mile through mosquito walkways and another you could bike, walk or drive that is a 1-1/4 mile away from sites. If you have small children driving is best or you'll hear them complaining the whole way there. Beaches are beautiful and so is surrounding area. No play equipment for kids so best is them just riding around park. Which kids will make it fun. We don't tow a car with our RV so we are land locked unless we want to unhook everything. In summary won't be back due to lack of quick and easy access to beach via walking.

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.

The number of stellar sheltered harbors on the West Coast is about a handful and a half, border to…read moreborder. Coos Bay is one. The area has quite a few communities beyond the namesake Coos Bay, including North Bend, Cooston, North Bay, and others including Charleston. Charleston is a set of rolling highlands that separate Coos Bay from the ocean. So if you want ocean, go West! There you will find state beaches and the Bastendorff Park of Coos County. There is an overlook of the beach, down the cliff. To get to the beach, walk back down the road. There is a children's play structure, parking and a grassy area at the overlook. Continue up the hill for RV-type camp spots with water and power hookups and a bathroom structure. The individual camping areas are shaded, and carved from the brush, providing some privacy from adjacent campers. The group area is at the top of the hill and largely unshaded, grass covered and sunny when it's clear. Though there is not a view of the ocean from there or any of the camping spots, it can be heard. It's the gem of the park camping areas, with its own bathroom shower structure, clean and with a huge supply of hot water. There is also an electric cooktop, sink and kitchen counter under a roof with picnic tables for your group. Each camping spot has a fire grate, but bring your own cooking grate with a finer mesh to hold whatever you are grilling. Great and unobtrusive park staff. We had a great get-together here to honor a local fisherman friend lost at sea with 3 generations of families participating, from up and down the Western states, Coos style. We are all Oregonians. As a Portlander I honor all the people all over the state. I understand that they cut trees, graze cattle, grow crops, mine, fish, hopefully over the long term. We are all in it together. I like to support the small businesses when I get a chance to visit too. Like in Coos where fishing has had some tough times with the closure of the Sacramento River salmon seasons and some slim fish runs for the Klamath basin. Sounds like those fish are back strong this year. So thinking of all you in Coos, and encourage Yelpers to visit the Southern Oregon Coast and the small towns supporting its awesome oceanfront!

So majestically beautiful. Very cute little town that's worth the stop. Only spent a few hours but…read moreit was enough to check out the beautiful scenery.

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.

Place is beautiful if you go during the non stormy time of year. Beautiful views, love the long…read morebeach and exploring the rock structures.

This was such a cool lighthouse! For $8 you can get a tour of the lighthouse and the museum, and…read moreyou even get to go to the top of the lighthouse and stick your head up in the lens. Our tour guide today was Ryan and he was fantastic! He was very personable and knew so much about the lighthouse and its history. We learned SO MUCH about the lighthouse and loved every second of it!

We stayed one night here recently. The campsites are really in 3 levels. We ended up with a site in…read morethe small middle yurt section, and happy we did. The sites in the lower loop seemed fairly tight with limited privacy. The upper loop seemed a bit more private. Lots of shade throughout, facilities were clean (no dump station). We took the Lake Marie loop trail that evening. There seemed to be a few trees down recently, but the trail itself was in pretty good shape. You could also take the trail away from the lake to the dunes. Speaking of those, they're definitely close enough that the sounds of the buggies often reverberated through the entire campground into the night. It didn't keep us up, but it did affect the serenity of the lake.

Really nice place, 6 curvy miles from Gold Beach, right on the beautiful Rogue River. Super clean…read moreand organized. Cute mini store. Super friendly down to earth and helpful staff. Several campers shared with us that they felt like they were walking on egg shells during their stay. General concensus it that it was/is due to the power trip/uptight owner. Guests worrying about if their chair leg or other might be set in a forbidden area, right next to their rig etc. Being grass obsessed is one thing. Known to berate people out on a whim is another deal. Geez, tone it down a bit and give people some space to relax. Pros: *Super quiet *Staff helps guide rigs in to park. *Probably not great for kids. *Beautiful location on the river. *Bathrooms; very clean. *Prices are reasonable. *Decent wifi. *Owner pays attention to keep the riff raff out. Cons: *Gravel spots. *Super small patios that are heaving which could lead to twisted ankles exiting rigs. (Request to owner: Remove some of the lawn and improve patio size, this much needed improvement would also use less water and allow patio furniture more space). *Uptight guy owner. *Many deer hazards on the road to town.

Amazing! We loved everything about this place, well except for the road coming in but it was well…read moreworth the two-lane narrow winding road. And what a nice couple running the place, very helpful, friendly and accommodating! We will definitely be back, hiking, great scenery, and wildlife, jet boat tours on the river!

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

What a beautiful garden!! So much care and attention put in. It's so peaceful and with the seals…read moreand seal lions barking on the beach you feel as if your in an exotic location. One of my favorite places to view nature. We will be back in November for the lights!

Lots of different needs available between day use and overnight camping there is fishing and things…read moreavailable as the seasons Trend during the year. I've heard some from some friends that have camped there overnight it can get rowdy at times

I was in town for a family gathering and we came here. A relative had saved us, what I was told,…read morewas the best day picnic area. Nestled in the forest next to a river, it was magical. Although it was a record high temperature day, the shade was lovely. The most surprising thing was the kitchen with running water and a sink. Great place for a large gathering. We were just steps away from the river and the swim hole that had a rope swing. Overall, great location for picnics. The camping area, which you drive by to get the the picnic area, looked super full. Highly recommend the picnic area.