What a ripoff. Resort pricing for truck stop accommodations. VERY TIGHT sites, good luck if you…read morehave a large motorhome or trailer. All gravel, no pool, no trees, no landscaping, but they charge more than a KOA, lots more. Yes, it was nice to have a minimart on site, and the staff is friendly, but that does not make up for the high price and low accommodations.

Stayed a couple nights on our way back from the Redwoods. Very friendly service, good laundry…read moremachines and amazing brisket. A hidden gem

Stayed two nights here and really enjoyed it. It's really close to the beach which is amazing…read more Parking in cannon beach is horrible to deal with so being able to to walk is a game changer. Arlene, the camp host, was really friendly and we were able to buy firewood and a s'mores kit from her office. The bathroom was clean and the showers were hot. There were also some fun amenities like a badminton court and a basketball hoop. The campground itself was really well kept and beautiful. I will say that campsites are not super private, but that's the price to pay for camping so close to town.

We booked a last minute site at this campsite when we realized we would have trouble boondocking in…read morecannon beach. Luckily, we got a spot because they were booked up when we arrived and Gladys was ready to tell us that they were full. This is definitely a more rustic campsite. it has been family owned for decades and I have a feeling that it wasn't worth adding hookups or newer facilities to the site. However, everything was adequate and the staff could not have been nicer. Everyone at the site was very friendly and we talked with a few couples before we departed. If there is downer about this site, it's that the beach and center of town are about a 30 min walk from the site and you need to walk down a small stretch of highway onramp. It seems to be closer than any other alternatives but I do wish it had been a but closer. All in all, I would stay here again and recommend it to anyone camping in cannon beach for a night or two.

Came in late with no reservation and they accommodated us very kindly. Bathrooms were clean and…read moreshowers were hot. No complaints.

Very unprofessional We called the place and asked a young…read morelady if we can set a tent up and she said if you pay for a full hookup you can . We arrived and start our night and drink and about 11 pm a guy which appeared to be the first lady's dad showed up and starts by saying that we need to have an RV . Told him that we talk to girl she mentioned we can set the tent and he says i don't care. THIS IS NOT ACCCEPTEBLE HOSTING. You don't check in guests from all acrros world and try to kick them out 11 pm when they are going to bed . TOTALLY DISRESPECTFUL AND UNPROFESSIONAL AVOID THE PLACE AT ALL COSTS

Beautiful RV park - shady, spacious parking spots, and full hookups. Friendly staff! Easy to book…read moreonline.

Hands down an amazing RV resort great facility for laundry , staff very friendly. We did not have…read moreprior reservations. We called on our way as we got closer. They set us up at a very nice campsite for a few nights, but the issue became when we wanted an extension they had to move us because somebody else had reserved our particular spot. But it all worked out, all the campsites are just beautiful under pine trees. We will be back next summer. Thank you Cannon Beach RV resort! See you in summer of 2026. We will reserve in advance.

If you are in a pinch, this place will do. The state parks in the area can get filled up,…read moreespecially on the weekends. This is what happened and how we found ourselves at "Forest Lake Resorts." The place is actually a combo trailer park, RV hook-up, and small campsites. The lady who manages the place is very curmudgeonly. The place is safe, and they have semi-clean bathrooms, which was nice. But I wouldn't recommend this place unless you were in a pinch. We ended up camping at Saddle Mountain the next night instead - which was beautiful, less expensive, and was "hosted" by this really sweet lady named Monica who works for the parks department. It is a 30 minute drive from Cannon Beach/Seaside, but WELL worth it.

Not sure how to rate as it was the only place left to camp! Lady was a little off but I think just…read morelonely!! Was just my husband and I and as we spent most time in Seaside it worked great! Showers and bathrooms worked and were clean. Real shady place but as other reviewer said worked for what we needed! Posted photos for everyone to see!

This is an absolute must place for your Oregon trip…read more This place is so peaceful, calming, birds flying, people and kite watching, a nice place to sit and just listen to the waves. A wonderful park.

Arguably the most beautiful beach on the Oregon coast. Part of the Oregon State Parks system,…read moreTolovana Beach State Park is open dawn to dusk -no overnight parking or camping- with free parking (cars & bikes), clean bathrooms, easy beach access for most people but those with mobility issues may have a more difficult time. There are nice picnic tables sprinkled throughout the parking lot and a kids playground on the north side of the lot. The Tolovana beach is a gorgeous place to fly a kite, take a walk and look for seashells but the water is a tad too cold for swimming imho, but you can catch a breathtaking sunset almost any time of the year. To the north is Haystack rock on Cannon beach, a towering 235 foot basalt sea stack that is home to many tidepool creatures and nesting seabirds, like the Tufted Puffin. Be aware that dogs are allowed off-leash on the beach if well-behaved. And if you're hungry, Mo's Seafood is right next-door with equally great views in the diningroom. What more could you ask for?

Carmen, the piece of work that was at the desk attempted charging me $55 for pitching a tent next…read moreto a horse stable. I told her I am hiking the Oregon Coast Trail and sleeping in a tent for a month, she dropped her price to $42. This place is worth $10. If I hadn't walked forty miles to get there I would have told her to fuck herself.

Toilets were in bad shape. Men's was closed and only 1 women's working. They need to be torn down…read moreand redone they are so bad. Sewer dump blocks traffic and needs to be moved. Sites are so nice but over grown Perfect spot for a RV resort but please up grade

Totally underwhelming. Bunch of rocks surrounded by a metal gate on an ordinary suburban street…read moreamong suburban houses, but hey there's a plaque which I guess makes it historical? Bah. Not worth the trip.

Just happened to see this site on Google maps, and as a history nerd, needed to swing by and check…read moreit out. It's just off the boardwalk and not too far from "downtown" Seaside. It's a neat attraction that ties back to Lewis & Clark, and I love how it's been recreated so people today know about it. Worth a quick visit!