We stayed here two years ago and new owner has made many improvements. Others talk about mud; give me a break, this is Oregon coast, it rains!! Staff helpful and friendly. Cleaner and dryer than two years ago and new owner making things better daily. Like access to fishing and leaving boat at dock, extra charge but is reasonable. Restaurant offers special meal deals for RVers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Pleasant location by the river. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Definitely some kinks to be worked out by the new owners, who appear to be working hard to make improvements. Examples include: WiFi at the campsites (the Coast To Coast directory says that it was already available, but in fact WiFi was only at the check in area during our stay), gravel at the sites (trucks with gravel were arriving when we were leaving), upgrade to 50 amp, etc. The road down to the sites and around the campground is definitely potholed, and rain makes for lots of puddles and mud. Not sure of owner's plan on that. We liked the availability of hiking paths, the pitch and chip golf course cut out of the field, kayaks, etc. In summary, a decent place now with some blemishes and hopefully improvements in the near future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The "rules" included the statement that you could not use A/C, electric heaters, heating strips, etc. They provide 30 amps, but don't want you to use it! Maybe because it was spring they hadn't really got set up for summer yet, but there was mud all around, about 1/2 of the sites weren't really usable, the road was in HORRIBLE shape and all of the campsites needed gravel put in so you didn't sink up to your hubs. Manager had no idea on where to put units. Put us in a site that wasn't big enough. Luckily there were some maintenance men working and they helped us park in a site that would handle our rig. The camp site is about 1/2 mile from the main road (and the clubhouse) and looks like it wouldn't take much of a hard rain to have that river flooding into the campgrounds. This is a membership park and we stayed under ROD. Will not return, there are better options in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were here before the season started and it was not crowded at all as I am sure it would be during the season. Honored the Passport America half price rate. This park is right on a salmon fishing river. Our coach was 15 feet from the river. Very beautiful and serene.Seems to be well run. Entrance is a little steep. Fishing dock and rental boats right on site. All in all a well run, good place to camp. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An outstanding park with outstanding owners and staff. They make the stay enjoyable. It is as if they bought the place just on the chance that one day you would show up! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 3 nights... nice owners. We got there late on Friday.. and we buzzed them up - paid for the spot and he helped direct us into our parking spot @ 10:30PM. Park is a little too crowded - spots close together, but still ok. We came for the crabbing - but had a horrible return.. and the rented boats took forever to come up the two miles of river when working against the flow. Lots of things for the family.. they had a field with volleyball net, basket ball hoop, they had horseshoes, and some other things... tent sites where some of the family stayed were actually in a wooded area with small trails linking them. Only other part that we did not care for was it being close to the road... and some folks (which I can understand) like to go to bed too early. :-) Otherwise.. great place and would go again. They had a dock and fishing could be had - mainly for the kids though.. my daughters first time fishing and she caught 6 (un-eatable) bullhead fish - little 3-5 inchers... on her cheap pole. My wife commented that it seemed like they like to charge for every single thing or service they had to offer - but at the same time - they did not always keep the best of track. :-) Good place otherwise! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park has new owners as of June 07. Sites are way too close together. Not one shrub or tree separating any site. Not a single tree in the park. Most sites not level. All sites had dead grass between them, but new owners appear to be removing some grass and replacing with river rock. WiFi is pay thru a provider with credit card used online when connecting. Lots of permanent trailers around perimeter of park, some with noisy kids and dogs. Park is not on lake and no lake view! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park. Washrooms & showers were clean. The one big drawback that I found was that there did not seems to be much for Kids to do there. The sites were somewhat close together and I think that noisy kids parked next to older folks might cause a bit of a problem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is a nice alternative to the nearby state park campground. Views of the lake are somewhat limited but the park itself is well groomed and neat. There are a few seasonal / long term residents but the park does not have the trailer park feel that many do when long term residents are present. The office staff was extremely helpful and friendly. They made us feel very welcome and were genuinely interested in finding us a site that best met our needs. A good park for overnighting or longer stays. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Devils Lake is tucked along Highway 101 in the middle of Lincoln City. In November it is a wet campground, with A loop nearly always closed by now - but if you can get a spot, and they are hard to come by, do visit. Part of the world class Oregon Park system, Devil's Lake is no exception. The park features a lakefront dock, a connecting boardwalk through nearby wetlands connecting to a rustic kayak and small boat launch. Walk a bit further to oft visited D River state park at the Pacific ocean. Our stay was puctuated by high winds, making the ocean a spectacular show. The park provided cable and full hook-ups were very welcome due to the heavy rains - and the sheltered nature of this park becomes very apparent when the ocean winds reach gale force. This is a great park from a people standpoint this time of year, as most are shopping or enjoying a show at the nearby tribal facility. Tehy only come in at night, and are quiet after dark. For small children the smaller loops, lake and ocean walking access, and the interesting plants all make for a memorable and non-commercial time. We come back to this park again and again, and make new memories every time. The restrooms are older, and the showers are limited to B-loop - so you will be treking if you need that facility. Everything is Oregon State Parks clean and quiet, with enthusiastic Rangers and volunteer hosts. You can't beat an Oregon State Park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Most sites were muddy and had some standing water in them. This is a great location and a decent campground. Think this campground is worth going to only if it has not been raining for a bit to give it time to dry out. Sites not very level. Good plant growth between most campsites giving you some privacy even though sites are somewhat close together. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of our favorite parks and I'm surprised it was not listed earlier. It is virtually downtown Lincoln City but a rural-campground feeling. The winter rate was only $18 which included cable TV. We were here during a winter storm but felt well protected from the wind in this little cove by Devil's lake. Many of the sites were floods with 2-4" of water but we easily found one that wasn't and knew it would not get worse since it had been raining hard before our arrival. Unfortunately for the state park system but fortunate for us, very few other campers were parked here. We checked the other RV parks in Lincoln City but preferred this park for its privacy, grass, trail to the lake, quiet, dark (no flood lights through the skylight at night), price and feeling of safety during the storm. I can highly recommend...could not give the park a "10" because it lacked WIFI and did not have a pool or laundry. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Always pleasant to stay at the Elks member campground in Lincoln City at Wapiti Elks . Does not have a the whistles and bells but is very relaxing.... It is in a wood setting and is so great. The keeper of the grounds is so nice. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Small, newer park with modern full hookups, good cable, and WIFI. The only other thing in the park is a small building containing the tiny office, a laundry, and the restrooms. There is nothing else in the park. The sites are level pads and spacious, but there are no recreational facilities for anyone, kids or adults. Casino is a bit of a walk, but there are shops and restaurants within 5-10 minutes. The center of north Lincoln City is about 2 miles. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park with long, paved spaces and paved patios. Small green strip of grass at each site. Full hookups including excellent free wi-fi. Very convenient to restaurants and attractions. This one is a real sleeper, is priced right, and is an excellent value. A very clean, attractive RV park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has easy access off hwy 101. The park appears to be recently built. The beach is down hill approx 1/2 mile. This is a perfect park to stay a night or two. On edge on town near shopping etc. Visit casino have a cheap meal lose a few bucks. Staff were friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were at Oceanview 2 years ago and it is not being maintained as well now as it was then. Most of the grass and shrubs are dead and there are lots of weeds. The spruce trees need to be trimmed or removed. At a lot of the sites, the slides and awnings will be right up against the trees. Sites are overpriced for what you get. On the plus side, showers, restrooms and laundry are clean. Streets and sites are paved and big rig friendly. We also were told that the park was for sale. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a nice "overnight" park. Sites were paved with full hookups. Fairly easy to maneuver. Although the person working sent us down the wrong direction to back into our site. Cable channels were limited but the casino down the road filled up our evening time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.