I disagree with the above review, we really enjoyed this park. It's a rarity to go to a park where they let you select your own site. True the sites are all side by side, but you are rewarded by a fabulous oceanfront view. You can sit in your RV our out under your awning and watch and listen to the crashing ocean waves. If you love the beach and beachcombing, or flying a kite, you'll love this park. The roads are gravel but easy to get around. We parked on the opposite side near the park host, a nice and grassy area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Oceanfront sites have no sewer, which are the majority of the sites in the park. Sites are VERY close together with absolutely nothing in between them. Showers are pay, bathrooms are the bare necessity with no soap. Modem hookup is a pay phone data port by the road that needs an 800 number to work. They accept cash or check only, but want a credit card to rent a movie (they have no cable or antenna stations), yet another camper who was there for a week said she paid her spot with a credit card?? We checked in at 11:15am and were told we could have the site but could not connect the utilities until 12 noon--penny pinching? Great oceanfront, but not resort camping. Wind blows constantly and VERY dusty and dirty park. Advertises Visa/Mastercard, reservations accepted & shuttle to town of which none are available! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Jeff and family are wonderful, as previous raters have expressed. Still, this cannot be used to mislead people about the park. A previous reviewer said that the sites seemed a little tight. Perhaps that reviewer was in a parking lot next to a truck camper? If two big rigs parked side by side, they couldn't both open the window awnings if they had slides. One of the sites was so narrow that if the RVer opened the passenger-side door, it would open over the road. This is a Good Sam club. I wondered about this, given the narrowness (and barely long enough length) of the transient sites. I decided that this must be because the permanent sites are so lovely. The setting for them is pastoral. Large lots, big trees, and room to breathe without hearing a neighbor's TV. If I wanted a permanent base in the area, I would certainly choose this park. If I wanted a place to spend the evening and relax after a day's driving, I would look elsewhere. Of course, if you have been overwhelmed with the awesome magnificence of the Oregon coast, and you need something to reintroduce you to reality - to shock you back to your senses - this will do the trick. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very neat and clean park, with exceptionally helpful camp hosts/managers. The sites are very narrow, and one does feel a little “tight” in the spaces. It is close to very beautiful scenery and beaches all along the coast. The park is heavily treed, and there are not many spaces in total – and just a very few for big rigs. We made reservations 3 months in advance, and undoubtedly big rigs may need even more notice. The park is a wonderful base for visiting coastal southern Oregon and, yes, the Crazy Norwegian is a great place for fish and chips; however, an EVEN BETTER place is just up the road in Bandon. Look for the Bandon Fish Market on the north end of the docks – their fish and chips were exceptional! We camped here in a Motorhome.

I'm sure you all know how sometimes in life the people you deal with are the most important factor in a transaction. Well Jeff and his family are beyond compare when it comes to perfect hosts. I wish we could have stayed at Camp Blanco all summer just to be with them and the other nice people we met there. Loved our pull-through site. Had 30 amp but never needed the 50 amp we had requested. Great shade, clean, clean, clean...nice flowers...small and intimate. Port Orford Beach, just south of town, was gorgeous and long. Cape Blanco State Park was an all day visit. Battle Rock Harbor and the Coast Guard Museum were very interesting. Lots of good hiking at the museum. The harbor was fascinating with it's boat hoist system..only 6 like it in the world. Our 3 days were filled with things to do and some good food. Some of the sites are a little close together but others offer lots of privacy. Tell Jeff what you need and he will see what he can do. Great little boat restored with a bedroom for overflow guests. You are going to like it here unless you are looking for a pristine, paved and landscaped site out of a magazine. Loved the little welcome basket delivered by Jeff's children. These owners go above and beyond the call of duty to make your stay wonderful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice clean quiet campground. The owners are very friendly and very helpful. Best located campground in Port Orford, very easy access. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean/neat sites. Extremely friendly, helpful staff. Would definitly recommend this park to any one. We did not have a reservation but they were able to accomodate us with no problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The actual owners were out of town when we called about the Park. Despite being out of town they were very friendly and accommodating. They made liaison with the host at the time to ensure we had a spot when we got there. The good: Very clean. Nice bathrooms. Nicely manicured facility. Good lighting. Close to amenities. Good proximity between places to visit (Brookings, Bandon, Coos bay). Very friendly staff. Lengthy sites for large RV/trailers. The bad: very small sites overall. No view. Right on 101 Hwy. Our site was right across the street from houses in a neighborhood. The neutral: NOTHING to do in Port Orford. RV park right across the street from the police station. Park host at the time did not give us the code for the internet or the bathroom so we had to find him on a couple of occasions to get them. This in a nutshell is a small, quaint but clean place to stop off if you need a place to stop during a trip, or if you want a spot equally distant from a couple of towns with something to do. Very boring if you are trying to entertain young children as the beach is not extremely accessible and the dock is a working dock not a boardwalk per se for a stroll. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I love this park! What a quaint little find! The owner couldn't have been more friendly. He's the type of person you hope to encounter after a long day on the road. He gave great supper recommendations (Griff's - check it out!) and dropped off a welcome basket our first night there. The rest rooms and showers are great. You pay 25 cents for a 10-minute shower but it's chump change for the heat and water pressure you get. I can't recommend this place enough. I'm holding off on a perfect 10 because the wi-fi oomph left something to be desired. Otherwise, go and stay! You can thank me later! ;) We camped here in a Motorhome.

Fantastic smaller but very cozy and inviting park. Extremely tidy and well maintained. We were very surprised to get a welcome basket and a local newspaper brought to our door, something we've never received before. There were some narrower sites as some earlier posts said, but there are several wider spacious sites too. Good Wi-Fi. No 50 amp but the owners said they will have 50 amp sites this summer. Probably the cleanest little park we have stayed in. Will definitely make a point to return here! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owners were very friendly and accommodating. We received a very nice welcome basket and a newspaper the evening that we stayed. We will choose this RV park again if we are in Port Orford. Just a side note there is an excellent restaurant that serves great fish and chips, called The Crazy Norwegian's, in this small town. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Very nice, small park. Owner Jerry very friendly and helped us park in our site. Welcome basket with local information and treats was delivered to us later - I have never seen this before. Sites are narrow bur would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Bathrooms were spotless and the owners and the camp host were very friendly and accommodating. Our only problem was our space was so narrow that we were right on top of our neighbors. We didn't have a picnic table and there was no place to set up lawn chairs. We were there for a week. If we were passing through we'd definitely stay again, but wouldn't for an extended stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very friendly, family owned and operated park. It is a very nice little RV Park right on highway 101 in Port Orford along the beautiful southern Oregon coast. Stop by here if you are traveling along the 101, and you won't be sorry. The owners will go out of their way to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Also take some time to enjoy the nice little town of Port Orford while you are here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our site was in front nearest the highway. It definitely was noisier than sites in the back. Friendly host who offered the cheapest propane in the area, if not the entire Oregon coast. Most sites seemed to be occupied by seasonals. County park and a small lake within walking distance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park for a small town. Only downside to the park were the sites were a tad narrow for a large motorhome. Staff very friendly and helpful. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place ROCKS!! The grounds were well kept and the restroom were extremely clean. The owners bent over backwards to make us feel welcome. We look forward to returning. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a small but well maintained campground. We had no trouble maneuvering with a 40' motorhome towing a car. Did not need to disconnect. Owner was at out site checking to make sure we had room to put out slides and awnings and even offered to cut tree branches if we felt we needed more room. About an hour after we checked in, a thank you basket (cookies, tea, and popcorn) was delivered to us. That was definitely a first. Our site had a grassy area for our dogs and they also had a small but grassy pet area, not dirt and no extra charge for dogs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I've never written a review before but this campground is exceptional. The family who owns it is so friendly and helpful and the campground is spotless.....they really care and it is like camping in your grandmother's back yard. It's also very protected from the wind. To top it off, we received a welcome basket......what a nice idea. That is a first! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean, quiet, courteous, location; what's not to like, as we like it all. Port Orford is small, and the park is within easy walking distance to all areas of the town. We've spent about four months here last year and this, and could not be happier with the spot. (Note that we rent here by the month, which is reflected in the low nightly rate entry.) We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I don't review all the parks we stay at, but I feel this one is special in its own way. It's not big or new, and there seems to be a lot of full time residents. I really don't like that, but here it just didn't seem to matter. The owners were helpful, friendly, and down to earth people. The welcome basket was just something that made me smile. Nice restuarant nearby. I felt comfortable, like I was camping in my backyard. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Also received a welcome basket, nice touch; very friendly and accommodating; located just inside town limits, easy access to grocery store & hardware store; convenient laundromat across the street; some problem with electricity while there, power went off quite often; wifi very convenient; dog walking area but garbage can provided not emptied while there; did enjoy our time at this location; Good Sam park We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice clean park. We were surprised to receive a welcome basket at check-in. The owners also provided free internet access at their office, if you did not have your own computer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A quiet, private, well run and very clean Oregon State Park. Sites are generally large and private with 50 amp service for only $12/day (off season). Visit to nearby Cape Blanco lighthouse and Hughes house are worthwhile. Views of coastline are spectacular (short walk to view sites, a little longer to beach). Sprint data worked (slowly), satellite was very difficult due to tall trees. Dump site permanently closed, nearest dump site in Port Orford (Chevron station). Adjacent (nearby) campsites with equestrian facilities by reservation. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Quiet, peaceful, deep sites with water and electric. The dump station is closed indefinitely until it is completely rebuilt. Little to no AT&T with weak Verizon coverage (air card). Satellite is tough because of all the trees. Only one host in October. Sites are level and well kept. High water pressure (70 psi at site #8) so use caution. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great place.; very quiet, and you can walk to the ocean and lighthouse. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful Oregon State Park. Privacy,50 amp service, and water is available. Views from this area are excellent and the lighthouse is very interesting. The length of sites really help big R.V.s. The dump station is closed because of problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This state campground has the best sites of any campground in the Oregon park system. They are wide, deep with well developed shrubs between the sites. It is windy, here, being on the Cape but what a wonderful place to relax, enjoy the Lighthouse, the beaches and the quaint town of Port Orford. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A co-worker joked with me that when I went to Cape Blanco, be sure to keep everything tied down. The reality is that the park is sheltered from most wind. It was the most beautiful park I have visited in a long time. The sites were huge (50'-84') and most were secluded where you can't see your neighbor. The bathrooms were spotless and showers had plenty of hot water. Cell service is spotty. I never met the camp hosts and all the other campers respected the rules. I am planning on going again over Memorial Day. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We camped here in the summer of 2006. The dump station was shut down. We were told this happens often. Every one I talked with was not happy with this. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean, very nice area with very friendly hosts. Close to downtown Port Orford and many other attractions. Already have planned another stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Oregon upgraded the water and electric hook-ups at this park recently. There is now 30 amp power available. Sites are level, long, and private. Combine the improved facilities with the already great location and you have a great destination. It is located quite a bit off the beaten path (5 miles off Highway 101) but that contributes to the quiet, serene nature of the park. Expect it to be windy and/or foggy: it almost always is. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a beautiful place! This is a large, well maintained Oregon State Park. The sites are very large with a lot of big trees and alot of space between them. The campground hosts were friendly and helpful. The park is nice and quiet, even on a summer weekend when it was full. It's a fairly short walk to the beach, but coming back it's all uphill! This hike would not be suitable for someone in poor health. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of many outstanding state parks in Oregon. Huge sites with lots of trees everywhere. Sites mostly level and paved. A short walk to the ocean. Dump station. Firewood for sale. No store We camped here in a camper.

This is generally a nice park and a good environment for kids. Most evenings there was a presentation in the amphitheater by park staff. The park is exceptionally well maintained and the employees are both friendly and helpful. The only reason we didn't rate this one a 10 is its proximity to the highway. Most mornings you wake up to the sound of a trucker's jake brake. Even though guests are encouraged to pick up after their pets, every single dog owner we saw thought nothing of it to let pooch make a dump in either a vacant camp site or on the center lawn area. Be careful in the nearby town of Port Orford, population 1190; it is a notorious speed trap. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good clean campground - Very good challenging hike - Humbug Mountain. Lots of blackberry bushes. Will return. Camped in Minni MH summer 2005. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice quiet campground, short walk to beach. All sites paved as are roads. Sites semi-private with trees and plants/brush in between them. You drive in, find a empty spot, park and then go to a "post" and fill out a small form and insert your money in the envelope and drop in the box. No reservations. Has dump station on way out. Six miles south of Port Orford. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice little park with super friendly, helpful, youngish owners who live and work onsite. Quite a few rigs are here for 3-6 months, rain and all. They seem to know each other well and really care about the park. Not much here though; need to drive to the beach or town, such as it is. Cable TV was excellent; no wifi but VZ aircard works. Dial-up computer available in Library. Sewer hookups are on concrete slabs above ground and towards the back, so bring a long hose and holders. GS and Escapee discounts offered. Seems like spending a whole season here would be boring and way too rainy but that fits some folks, and you could do a lot worse for a park. Probably the best stop in Port Orford. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park deserves a 10 just for the effort put into making your stay a good one. They have what you need, but they also keep it nice, are friendly, helpful and interested in their customers. This is a small park, in a small town, with easy access to the ocean, nice restaurants, beautiful views and the park is off the main drag by one block. We would definitely come back here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park was clean and well maintained with adequate site size but minimal open space around the sites. What makes the park special is the host/owners, Cindy and Tim. They live in the park and do everything possible to make the stay a wonderful experience. Scheduled group social activities made our stay more like visiting friends than staying in a RV park. We came for 2 nights and stayed a week. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an excellent, small, quiet campground with hosts, Cindy & Tim, that will do everything possible to make your stay a pleasure to remember! We have numerous friends that have camped here in the past, and some are currently camping there, that led us to it. Very clean and neat throughout and we will certainly camp there again this summer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.