Nice enough park. The wifi was broken when we visited. Site was small for a big rig. No patio area. Paved streets and sites. Choose site carefully. Both dogs and kids running through our site. Great location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A great Park. We will be back again. It is well kept and clean. The zites were level and easy to maneuver. Off season rates were great. There was a good Wi-Fi connection at the site. The cable has 70 channels. It is only about a 1/2 mile walk to the beach and close to downtown Cannon Beach. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wonderful indoor pool and whirlpool. Nice clean park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice-looking park with a lot of trees and grass. Couldn't get a decent Wi-Fi signal until I moved (the second day) to a site closer to the office. The kids loved the indoor pool -- but closing at 8PM during the winter months is bogus. Actual doors on the shower stalls instead of just curtains? Nice! We had a coupon for 2 nights for the price of 1 -- except the fine print says it's based on full-season rates. Sheesh! If the current price for one night is X, don't charge me Y just because I'm using your coupon. Made them seem kind of cheap. However, it was close to the beach, and we'd stay there again in a minute. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great campground. Everything was clean. Nice and quiet as well. Certainly will return. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

When we got to our site I had to cleanup several piles of dog poo that was left all over the site. The sites are nice and big with some privacy. There were some noisy kids one night, but the other three nights were nice. The park staff was very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Surprisingly comfortable park considering that people don't come to Cannon Beach for the RV park--they come to experience the beach. The RV Park is within walking distance of the beach, but it is doubtful you'd want to walk it if you are carrying beach toys and stuff. We utilized our Toad constantly. Sites are surprisingly large. Nicely shaded and pretty level asphalt pads. Accessibility is good as I saw a couple 45'ers driving around without problems. Park sells gas and diesel fuel, a plus since we couldn't find anywhere in Cannon Beach that sold gas, although nearby Seaside is fully equipped with all services. There are advantages to the campground not being right on the beach. Nestled in the trees, there was hardly a breeze in the park while at the same time the beach had huge winds that I'd estimate at 20-30 mph. For us, this is preferred. If you are not familiar with the area, prepare for the potential of cold summers. It was in teh 40's at night and 60's during the day. It was the first time we ever ran our heater in July. I do concurr that the management of this park is a bit less than optimal. Staff wasn't too customer oriented. I didn't experience a friendly atmosphere. The front desk seemed more bothered by my presence than willing to serve. Correspondingly, there are some signs of disrepair. However, it is far from being negligence. We will return again. Recognize that the best sites fill up a year in advance, so make reservations early if you can. Contrary to an earlier post, my Verizon phone worked fine as well as the Verizon AirCard in my laptop. The signal was weak, but I was able to get adequate performance. If interested in using the park's Wi-Fi, recognize that coverage isn't great throughout the park. In the rear of the park, coverage was not adequate to maintain a connection. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff. The park was very clean and the landscaping well-groomed. We were here for four days. The free shuttle offered was not very convenient due to the hours, but the town was within walking distance anyway. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice quiet location with easy access to Highway 101 and the beach. Park is in the evergreen trees and sites are actually larger than many KOA-type parks. Wifi and cable TV worked well. But a few negatives-- the park was a commercial campground that was purchased by the city a few years ago. The city does not seem as motivated to maintain it-- the heaters in the restrooms were all broken (too cold for showers), and the pool/spa area looked too dirty to use. Also, my Verizon cell phone was unable to get a signal without attaching it to my cell phone booster, or driving into town. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice setting and walking distance to the beach. Dog friendly. Shuttle available to get into downtown Cannon Beach. We have stayed here on two occasions and will return again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park with lots of trees and grass. Office staff are also helpful. Easy walk to downtown area and shopping. Town has any and everything you could ask for. Some RV spots are difficult to get in to if there are extra vehicles in sites across the street. This is a very family friendly park and is sometimes on the noisy side. Lots for kids of all ages to do: playground, sand box, basketball, pool tables, and swimming pool. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a really clean, friendly, park, but kind of blah. You know, nothing spectacular. You are way off the beach, so to do all the beach activities you need to either bike or drive down there. The facilities are nice and clean, and check in/out was friendly. We might come back, but were told the season is super crowded. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nicely landscaped park with spacious sites. It was ironic that we were assigned a site that was covered in tree pruning debris, even though the park was at best 10% full. Park could use some more maintenance, as some tables need refinishing and tv cable box covers missing. WIFI signal strong although park office warned that we might not get any signal at all. Even in winter a shuttle bus stops at the park and takes you down to the beach. If you feel like walking its only about 4-5 blocks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We just spent Thanksgiving weekend here. This is a well-kept park that has been an offseason favorite for many years. Some people will complain about the trees making it difficult for big rigs. Personally I like that they have filled in over the years giving the park a nice wooded feel. From October to April you get a coupon for 2 nights for the price of 1. We often go down in the fall and then again in the spring. Each time you get a new coupon. The pool and hot tub are outstanding. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is one of our favorite campgrounds on the Oregon coast . The staff is so good to everyone. They really make it a family time. The only thing that I would say is that the hot tub needs to be maintained a lot better. We have a hard time even getting in there anymore because it is always dirty. That is the only thing that I can say that I think they should work on. All the rest is fantastic..... We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed this RV resort. We had a relatively spacious site in the back along the outer ring of the campground (site number 14). The bathroom was very clean, and we had no issues with any of the utilities, including cable and WiFi. We also enjoyed the indoor pool and very large hot tub! They have adult swim from 8 - 10 PM which is nice. There is a well stocked store which includes video rental, and there is a gas station on site. We'll definitely be back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Here's a winner! Well maintained and managed and although sites are closely spaced, this is a really nice place. QUIET! It has a nice indoor pool and hot tub. There is adequate maneuvering room for fifth wheels and big rigs. Also, the park is close to shopping restraunts and the beaches. Check out Sweet Basils cafe and Waves of Grain Bakery. We are looking forward to a return trip to this place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were a bit concerned about staying at a very popular family park during the height of the vacation season. We were unable to get reservations for the weekend, but managed to get a full hookup with cable on Mon. and Tue. We got there by early afternoon and they were turning people away by 5 PM. The only thing a full park prevented was having a relaxing time at the pool. There is a hourly shuttle to town between approximately 9 AM and 7PM (in season). It is a relatively easy walk for those who are up to it. I can see larger rigs having some problems manuvering in the park and into the sites. Very good cable and decent WIFI from our site. It is a heavily wooded park so satellite reception could be a problem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of our favorites. WiFi had some issues but really like this place, it was our third visit there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

What a great place to spend Fourth of July. The site was long enough for our Fifth Wheel and our Long Bed Truck. Close enough to walk to town and enjoy a great meal at any of the restaurants. The beaches were beautiful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A really nice park and a nice location. Just wish we could have stayed longer. We did not have reservations so could only get one night. We are in a 20 ft Pleasure Way Van and had lots of room. People in the office were very nice and helpful. Liked the idea of a free shuttle into Cannon Beach. Will stay here again when we come thru. Cannon Beach looks like a delightful town. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean, well laid out, with a small store for needed things. The walk to the beach was a stretch for us, and we walk at least two miles a day; you're better off to drive to public parking next to the Tolovana Inn. This is one of the nicest parks we've visited, although not as fancy as some. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park even though though some sites are kind of close together and they don't seem to take into consideration the type of equipment you have..Restrooms and pool areas seemed to be well maintained and the grounds were pretty neat..Was not at all happy with the attitude of some of the help however as they were more interested in their own business in the office than answering questions.It also appeared as if they should be trimming some of the trees and widening some of the access roads to make it easier to get to your site and then into it.. Even that said it was a pleasant place to camp... We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

One of my favorite parks on the Oregon coast. Nicely kept and the shuttle service to Cannon Beach is such a benefit. Rates are a little steep but can be negotiated in advance. Stayed there many times and it's always enjoyable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was the second time that we have stayed at this park and we like it a lot. It is in a nice, quiet location a little ways out of town. I agree with another reviewer who suggested that if you want more privacy to ask for a back-in site at the back of the park on the outside loop. Some people mentioned a slip in maintenance since the city took over ownership, but I can't say that we noticed anything. When we checked in we received a coupon good for 2 nights for the price of 1 valid Oct. 1st to June 15th (excluding holidays) to use on our next off-season visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Camped there for Labor Day weekend and had 3 other families in our group. We were all backed up together which made it great for the kids. Very clean, very quiet. The only negative is that all the sites are very close together but if you are with other people its perfect. We would go there again. We have a motorhome and our friends were in 5th Wheels. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was our third time at this campground. Overall, we really love it. There are paved roads through out the campground and nice, level sites to park. Campfire rings are at each site and tables as well. A word of caution, do not be fooled by their site map that is on their website. The sites are close and tight both sideways and backwards. If you have a back-in site in the middle of the park, you will most likely be opening your door to your neighbor's. If you want more privacy, request a exterior back-in site. Otherwise, it's a really nice place to camp that is within a bicycle's ride to both the beach and the town of Cannon Beach. The pool is indoor and very nice and clean. A large hot tub is also available to use. The family that runs this place is very capable and friendly. We will definitely be back for more fun! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We loved this park. It is a 5 minute walk to the beach and 10 minutes to town. Very clean, well cared for and orderly. Our campsite was very spacious and with lots of trees. The only downfall was how dirty the bathrooms were. I am so glad we only had to use them once. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice park, our experience may [we hope] not be the norm. Our reservations, made in person, 30 days before our arrival date, were lost. This was the week before Memorial Day, we had planned to stay the whole week. The staff admitted that our reservations were lost when furnished with our print out of the same, but refused to honor our choice of site listed on the reservation, telling us that they had someone coming the next day for that site. We have a large 5th wheel, the site we had to settle for was too small for our RV and our truck, we had to park that on an overflow lot, which was behind our site and occupied by other vehicles until we were able to bully our way in for a spot. We did not have 50 amp electricity as promised. The paved site was uneven enough that we had to use our large boards to level the RV. The crowning blow to us was that the site we had been promised when we made our reservations was only occupied briefly during our week stay. The staff, consisting of one young girl, was out of her element when we arrived and unable to cope with our lost reservations, she said we had to wait for the manager to arrive, we waited and she still had not arrived 30 minutes after her "time she gets here" and the Maintainence Man suggested the site we accepted because we were tired of waiting. This is undoubtably the best RV Park in the Cannon Beach, Seaside OR area, and we will stay there again because the rest are unexceptable, but we will double check everything and make sure they have our reservations before we leave to go and advise all to do the same. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We thought this campground was great. Campsites are a good size, heated indoor swimming pool, nice little store, and onsite gas station. What more could you want? Staff was not the friendliest. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

I have reviewed this campground before but this stay was different. The park seems to be going downhill, lacking in maintenance and a "don't care" attitude. The park is owned by the city but a private concessionaire manages and runs the park. It almost seems like the lease is up and the management does not care. They have now allowed anybody off the street to use the laundry even. We had to wait to wash our clothes becase the locals were using the machines. When I complained they said that it was the only public machines in town so they allowed it! Locals also were using the tv and game room. Sites are not cleaned and dogs allowed to poop everywhere with no cleanup. The baths were not cleaned in our 4 day stay and t-paper was slung all over the mens room, I told them about it on the second day and was never cleaned in the 4 days we were there! Such a shame for a nice location and park, but because the park remains full most of the time they don't seem to care. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here before when the city didn't own it and it was real nice. Now that is it city owned, it has gone down hill. We were just there last week and it was a mess! The bathrooms aren't clean, infact they are falling apart. They need to plant more grass - it has become a mud box! The shrubs behind the sites have been all cut down so you can see the garbage in the bushes and the noise from the neighboring business is aweful! The need to clean the grounds more and update it. For the price you pay to stay here, it should be alot nicer! The website isnt helpful either! I will continue to go to Lincoln City instead! They have let this place go, its too bad :( We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very friendly people, the beach was about a 6 block walk from the park. Sites were nice. Pool was nice. Nice little store with laundry facilitys. Would stay there again. Stayed there in December of 2005 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Beautiful well maintained park. All sites have paved pads amongst grass and trees. Sites are all fairly large and level even though the park is on a bit of a slope. Great location for visiting Cannon Beach and Seaside. Don't miss Ecola State Park. Small fee to enter but well worth it for the breathtaking views. Will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice city run campground. Lots of trees and shrubs. Paved roads and sites. Store and gas on property. Indoor swimming pool. Would stop again if in area. Reservations suggested. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

One of our favorite parks - have been there before. Can walk or bike to town. Only downside is laundry (only public one in town and park is city owned so lots of outsiders using it) and the modem hookup (at a little table in the rec room so you get hit with pool balls or a pool cue). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent park very clean and well maintained walking distance to downtown Cannon Beach. No road noise alot of nice trees to privatize the sites but the sites are large with alot of space between them. The park is all grass with blacktop pads. Most are pretty level so not absolutly necessary to use jacks. A very nice park and worth the trip. We camped here in a camper.

Overall the park is clean and appeared to be well run. We stayed in the 14 area, paved and nice sights, but most of the sights are on the dirt and very tight. We saw several large 5th. wheels and motorhomes that had to really struggle to fit in and then were very close to their neighbors. There were lots of families with small kids and dogs, so if this isn't your cup of tea, you might want to look elsewhere. Showers were OK, not great. You are close to downtown Cannon Beach, about 4 blocks and about the same to the ocean beach. I am not sure we would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great park, walking distance to downtown and beach. Pets $2/pet/night. Free roaming cotton tail rabbits. Clean facilities. No laundry. Nice, quiet location. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This RV Park has lots of tent sites. Big rigs have to park in a side by side open area in the middle of the park. We had a nice secluded site next to the horse stables (site 44). They have 23 horses for beach rides. They also have small cabins on site that include cooking and showering facilities. Lots of rabbits roam the park for added entertainment value. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is best suited for tenting and rv's under 24' in length. We had a 32' fifth wheel and the sign directing us to our campsite was incorrect, pointing us through a tight circle tenting area, where we got our trailer wedged in trees. The sign was wrong and it was pointed out to management who had no apologies. We were able to get our rig out (minimal damage), and locate our campsite to find the trees overgrown. We barely had room for the slide-outs because of large branches, and there was no room for the awning. We purchased a full hookup which was supposed to include water, electric and sewer but we were only able to use the electric because the sewer and water were placed at the rear of the space making it impossible to hook up. We noticed a neighbor that also was unable to fully hook up because of poorly placed outlets. We travel with our dogs, two chihuahuas and a small mixed breed, and were charged $2 per dog per night. No other campground we stayed at charged this much. As stated at the beginning, this campground is fine for tenters and small rv's but it has no business inviting large rigs without at least warning people about the tight fitting spaces. They also operate a horse riding facility right next to the rv park, with an unreasonable price of $45 per person for a ride to the beach and back. Instead of this, we took a helicopter ride over Seaside for $25 per person. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.