Located anyplace else this park would get a poor rating but the location is outstanding. We are there now, parked in a spot just 50 yards from the surf on a beautiful flat sandy beach. It is spectacular. The grounds and facilities are clean. On the down side the park is suffering through a transition that has diminished its appeal to those seeking full services. The owners are trying to sell it but possibly because of cash flow problems have closed attractions like the trout pond and deferred some maintenance. Biggest problem: the sewer system is temporarily (?) unusable because it does not meet state environmental requirements. I fear the property is ripe for redevelopment and may not exist as an RV park much longer. Enjoy it while you can but come with empty holding tanks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was at one time a fantastic family park. About the only part still in use is the strip on the ocean front, which is the only redeeming feature. (Only about 40 or so sites.) We were originally lured here by their website, which touts the wonderful amenities such as a trout pond, general store, game room, archery range, etc. When we arrived we found a ghost town. The store & game room have been closed for at least two years. All that's left of the trout pond is a bog. Many of the washers and dryers in the laundry room are broken. The dump station is closed and there are no functional sewer hookups available. The shower building is falling apart. Yet, when you look at the current website, you are led to believe that all these wonderful amenities await you. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

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.

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.

Outstanding park. Agree with all previous postings (large sites, great trails, friendly hosts, well-run campground). Will add these notes: firewood available for sale ($5), outstanding showers and bathrooms, intriguing cabins (if you had friends or family to join you), and recycling (hooray!). We were heading for the private CAMP Blanco RV Park, based on reviews on this site, but came across this state park first. Once we checked it out, we knew that no private CG could compete. A jewel if you like space and natural beauty. Would've been a 10 if the dump facilities had been open. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.

Passport rate of $14.50 plus $1 tax paid. The park is a 5/6 kind of place. There are mostly older trailers here, but overall appearance of park is neat versus trashy. People were nice enough and pretty much kept to themselves. Owner / mgr here is very nice and will give you lots of suggestions on what to see and do in the area. We were in one of the two pull throughs and they were nice sites with good hookup connections. Two words of caution, mapping software is wrong. This is two blocks west of 101 on 9th. It is not down Coast Guard Hill road per mapping software. Also, figure on unhooking your toad. It is a hard turn getting out. We pulled in with our 36' Motor Home with toad on dolly, but put car on after getting out. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is under new ownership. The setting is very nice but the facilities are in some disrepair. Maneuverability is limited for large rigs but manageable. There appear to be only three sites that are not permanents. Directly up a hill from the campground is Port Orford Heads with some wonderful views of the coast. WiFi was not available when we stayed but is supposed to be coming. It was a good spot at the Passport America rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had planned to camp at Cape Blanco State Park but the temperature was in the 50's so we moved on to Humbug Mountain. When we arrived a couple of hours later, the temperature was in the 70's. The campground is beautifully sheltered in between Humbug Mountain and China Mountain and yet it is only a short walk to the beautiful beach from the largest camping area. Most of the sites are in a circle around an open grassy area, - adequate shade for most sites but not as much site separation as in many other Oregon campgrounds. There are good trails for hiking including the impressive climb to the top of Humbug Mountain. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a really nice park; not crowded; very quiet. You can walk the path to ocean or take a steep path to nearby Humbug Mountain peak for a terrific view. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our family camped here in 2006. The dump station was not in use. We are told this is a problem at this park. Crowded. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice family run park. Cheerfully operated. Flowers, grass, and fishermen. Coffee , muffins and good conversation in the morning. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great small park, does now have good WiFi. Nice place for a few days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.