Excellent location and great facilities! Wild bunnies roam through Haystack Village and are very…read morefriendly.

I can't express how much I truly loved and enjoyed my visit here!! I must start with the camp host…read moreAmy!! She is truly amazing and talking to her was like talking to a friend of 20 years! She is the definition of White Glove Customer Service!! Her knowledge of the beach stones and the area were impeccable! Her kindness and welcoming spirit was infectious!! I can't wait to see her again! The campground was beautiful and the amenities were great! The beach was extremely beautiful and not crowded at all! Sunset was outstanding!!

Horrible horrible horrible the female ranger is monster she had people come and harass me after…read moretrying to bribe me to move out of the yurts for a full refund they denied me a ada yurt 3 nights went on with 2 yurts Ada accessible not being accoupied she kept showing up at my camp site unaccnouced I was sexually harassed on 2 different times by other guest one drove up looking at my backside while I was washing dishes outside yurt and kept harassing me and tried to step within my campground area the female ranger was notified and later turned around and tried to place the blame on me the next day

One of our family favorites. We like all the options for camping. It's clean. Kid friendly and the…read moreocean is close enough that even the little ones can make the journey. I found it gets the zoomies out of them and that makes for a quiet night, most times. Sometimes you have a small group of littles and they somehow are fueled by the laughter of other kids and seem to possess unlimited energy. We camp closest to the beach. There is no shade there. We bring our own but at night, the stars are like street lights. It's beautiful. The moon at times feels like you could grab it. The ocean will put you to sleep like a Dr.s prescription. It's amazing. All the bathrooms get used a lot because of the amount of people who stay here but they are constantly being cleaned. The showers are a little strange to me but good. Don't try to park an extra vehicle on your spot even if only unloading. The parking is terrible BUT way down the road, on the "Day Use Area" is plenty of parking. Ya, we all hate parking in the D.U.A. They hold cultural events in the D.U.A. We've seen some awesome Native American dancers. They looked super cool. The beach access is at either end of the dune. The beach is clean and the waves aren't that vicious. The shore is nice and shallow. Low tide brings a whole different look to the area with smooth rock surfaces and cobblestones. Of course the ocean is always awesome.

Truly a treasure, whether you are visiting for the day or to camp. Plenty of paid parking upon…read morearrival. There were park workers cleaning up the landscaping while we were there, as well as some volunteers. Almost completely direct access from the parking lot to the beach. There are many access points, restrooms onsite, and trails to walk. The beach itself is pretty spacious and so while there may be a lot of people, they aren't too close together. Many folks were using the bbq's to grill with charcoal and so it smelled additionally fantastic.

This campground is strictly for those with ATVs and are willing to put up with the noise for…read moreliterally 18 hours a day, and put up with it you will. Quiet hours are from 12-6AM. Pros: Large sites with more than enough room. Restrooms are OK. Cons: 1: US Forest service has incorrect/out of date directions posted on their website and the signage is virtually nonexistent. If you follow the directions, there is a VERY good chance that you will end up at a Ranger Station that is approximately 15 minutes away in the opposite direction of the campground. Difficult to find a Ranger or anyone with knowledge of the grounds. 2: Noisy. Louder than Scandinavian Death Metal and just as visual as a sunset biker rally. 3: Dirty. Fire pits do not regularly appear to be cleaned out. If you love 6-packs of partially burned Monster Energy Drink cans, you'll be in Heaven. I realize that is typically not the type of campground that I would frequent. However, placing noise issues aside, there are not enough redeeming qualities to recommend this campground. The Oregon Parks System is far superior when it comes to parks in the state and this is prime example of why.

Sand lake is all about atv riding. There are great bathrooms, but no showers or rv hookups. We…read morehave a 42 Foot Fifth Wheel toy hauler so we have researched a lot of the available sites. Good spots for big rigs like ours are 3, 5, 10, 17, 20, 31, 35, 36, 49, 51, 52, 54, 59 and 60. Hope this helps.

We stayed in the cabin on the property and it was wonderful! Clean and cozy and super easy to check…read morein and out. The kitchen is fully stocked and was so easy to cook breakfast in the morning, and after we used the beach access near the park to head to the beach! I recommend this resort and especially recommend renting the cabin!

Well located and easily accessed. The park is in some disrepair without signs of positive change…read moresince our visit a year ago. The staff is nice, but only work a few hours a day. Office closes at 4:00 and if you need anything after that you have to call a number. The Bear Lodge cabin is infested with mice. We also booked that so our kids could come stay. We felt bad about that but didn't know before we arrived. Overall, it was a nice week despite the park not really meeting our expectations. We will stay here again though and will have lower expectations.

Neat little county park next to a natural area. Camp spots right on the bay in grassy surrounds. …read more Well kept grounds with lots of paths and shoreline. Crabbing and shellfishing in season right at your campsite. Fire rings, picnic tables in each spot. It's adequate and plenty cute - no frills but a little restroom setup near the entrance needs attention. (Mold is a known thing at the beach - but geez get after it. yucko) No showers that we saw. Lots of lights so park carefully to avoid an all night glare from the office and the streetlight at the little circle. Wake to birds and the sound of the distance surf. Chill spot - but know that this location does suffer from the noise pollution of revving sand fleas from across the inlet at Sand Lake. (ORVs like chain saws in the distance..bleh) Mold and noise pollution take stars. You'll probably have n a-ok camping experience at this Tillamook County Park.

Vary clean and friendly park with a great hike !!! make sure if you're going to camp you get…read morereservations

Bathe yourself in the forest, of springs and creeks and trails and the beach…read more It's an easy walk through old growth forest though there are also trails that involve more effort. Short Sand beach is a favorite spot for surfers. There are restrooms at the parking lot and seasonal restrooms as well.

such a great place to pull over and let the dog/kid blow off…read moresome steam! great trail network, obviously maintained. parking lot is clean, with a trash can and there's also bathrooms. i enjoyed the first hike we did down to sandy short beach so much that the next day i stopped again and walked the old growth trail which was short but stunning! if you're not from the pacific northwest and tou want to see why so many people flock here i. the summer, set aside an hour or two to explore in here. it's so pretty!

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.

There is no fishing here. the market store tries to sell spoiled fish. if u have an Rv taller than…read more9 ft forget it. The trees do not accommodate beyond 9', be prepared to climb on the roof of your rig to cut their trees to prevent your rig over 9' from being opened like a can opener. Restaurants in the area, prepare for food poisoning and complete lack of even wiping off a table. This town hates tourist. Absolutely no follow through on Rv park rules. If you are tent camping go for it. No internet. Pool is filthy. Fees to use the "putting green". My rig sustained 4k in damage due to their neglect of the site. Power surges to the point of no power. likely due to permitting EV autos from charging though the sign says prohibited. Employees and long stay are the exception. Random sites assigned. Personal and. maintenance could care less if you cannot drive through the park without a tree climbing breaking and falling on your rig. I will give them a positive with each concern they do reply with , " oh we did not know and will pass the information on." NEVER STAY HERE IF You PREFER No damage to your Rv due to park neglect!!!

Our family has been coming every June to Cape Kiwanda RV Resort since 2010. We usually get two one…read moreroom cabins and stay for 2-4 nights. Things have changed recently and we most likely will not be coming back. The small cabins used to be 95-120.00 a night and this year increased to 220-280 a night. Just for reference a 3/4 star hotel in the same area runs between 200-350 a night. We decided to get a tent space instead as we love the tradition of coming and love the area. PROS: Dog Friendly Fairly clean overall 2 min walk to the beach Playground Indoor pool Cabins have heat and privacy fencing Maintenance people are very helpful Parking is manageable even on a busy weekend CONS: Price, there are cheaper places a little less close to the beach Tent spaces are so close together and so so small. Our tents were physically touching both our neighbors. WIFI is nonexistent Bathrooms desperately need to be updated They have a fairly large conference room that you used to be able to reserve for free (helpful when it's raining) and now it's 100.00 a day. It sits empty, I've never seen anyone use it. Our 4 day/3 night trip was a mix of sun and rain, our camp site got muddy very quickly. And because the tent sites are so small (they stopped letting you tent near the trees) it felt very crowded even with our small group. We still had fun, we like to thrift in Tillamook and climb the dune. On the rainy parts of the day the indoor pool is a lifesaver if you have kids. Each tent site has water and an outlet for power, ours went out the second night but maintenance fixed it by our last night. We filled our down time with s'mores and board games. Wood is now 10.00 a bundle, we suggest buying it in Tillamook for 5.00. Dory's Pizza is take out only, their website doesn't work but they have a QR code on the door for ordering. We had a meh kind of time, we are glad we didn't spring for the cabins. Bunnies are still there multiplying and they look to be adding in a miniature golf course. The pictures are of my now 22 year old this year and him in one of our earliest trips staying in their cabins.