Limited amenities are made up for by beach front location. Some of the nicest beaches you will ever see. Never crowded, get the corner site if possible. Wonderful!!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is my family's favorite spot on the Oregon Coast to camp. Nice, quiet little state park campground. The best sites are located oceanfront and you have to book them very early to get them. Our favorite is site 63 with full on ocean view. Next favorite is 78, doesn't have full ocean view but is pretty private and has easy beach access. If you got 78 and 80 together it would be great if traveling with friends! The hosts and rangers are great hear and take very good care of the campground. Clean bathrooms and showers! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

What a little gem of a park! We stayed here two nights as part of our 101 experience. We were looking to stay as close to "on the beach" as we could and we definitely got it with this state park. The ocean was less than 50 yards from our campsite. Although: the downside is that not all of the sites are ocean view and you have to book early to get the "view" sites. Even then, not all of them on the ocean side are "view" sites. They have brush and trees obstructing the ocean view in between the campsites and ocean. We were lucky enough to be in one of the 3 sites with an unobstructed view. The only other downside was there is a fence maybe 3 and a half feet tall all along the ocean side sites, so you can't just walk right out from your site to the ocean. But, there were paths to the ocean easily accessible and very close by. Just the sound of the waves and the fresh air all within feet were so worth staying at this park! The bathrooms were clean and it is a very small park, so you didn't feel like you were right on top of each other. They do not have a dumping station at this park, so we had to continue on and dump at the next campground. Overall we loved this park and it made our ocean experience perfect! The kids loved playing on the beach and we were within 20 minutes of Newport, which had an excellent aquarium and many other things to check out. As for the beach, it is long and flat with really no rocks or anything much to see. Just lots of beach and water! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful oceanside campground with lots of trees and space between sites. We liked it so much we stayed twice on the same trip. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice little park with great owners. It is right on the river and you can walk along it. Wi-Fi was good. Pet walk along the river. It's a couple miles east of Waldport and there is a super market and hardware store in town. Walmart to the north in Newport. There are plenty of beaches to explore. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice clean, well maintained park with very friendly and helpful owners. It sits adjacent to the Alsea River with a nice dog walk down to the river. It is a couple of miles out of town so it was quiet but easily accessed Hwy 101. All the utilities worked well, bathrooms and laundry were clean, and the sites were roomy. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The space that we were in had a wonderful view of the Alsea river and the mountains behind it. The couple that owned it were the greatest. I loved talking to them . They we constantly cleaning and trimming all the lovely plants there. Perfect place for great pictures, especially sunsets. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a beautiful campground! It is on the Alsea River with a view of the river and picnic tables and fire pits by the river. The place is kept very clean with homey touches: pictures in the bath and laundry, plants and flowers placed all around the grounds. The owners are really friendly and extremely helpful. Even our cat loved the area. We have been traveling for a little over a month and the cat wants to go out at night only in most of the places we've stayed, but here she wants to be out all the time. It is also very quiet not just at night but during the day, as well. It is just 3 miles east of Waldport so it is easy access to town and beaches. We loved our stay here and would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We absolutely loved our stay at this campground. Wanted to stay for one month. Ended up staying 7 weeks. Nice views of the Alsea Bay. Extremely clean and very helpful owners. Nice off leash pet area. Perfect location for enjoying the Oregon Coast, yet out of the fog area. Easy drive to Florence, Yachats, Newport, and Lincoln City. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed staying in this RV park. We had a waterfront site on Lent Slough which was nice. The sites were level and spacious. It was only 1/4 mile to Waldport so you could walk to town. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

No seagulls when we stayed here, so I'm not sure what the earlier reviewers saw. The park has very wide concrete pads and lots of pull through spots for big rigs. Good cable TV signal and strong Wi-Fi. The laundry is great and all of the washers and dryers appear to be very new and work very well, although the washers cost $2 per load. One big drawback is that you cannot receive mail at the park and they will not give you their PO box number, though you can receive FedEx and UPS packages at your site. Not a lot to do in Waldport, but you are near Newport and not far from Florence. They give no discounts for anything. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

All concrete park. Sites are double wide to park your vehicle next to the unit. Laundry is very clean and has new Maytag front loaders. Restrooms only have one shower. It cost $1 for 4 minutes of water. More time is 25 cents per minute. This was the only park in our last 50 stops that charges for showers. WiFi is very good. However, I used my Sprint mobile broadband which was excellent. We do enjoy this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you were here for crabbing it was a good spot. If not do not waste your time. Weather was poor while we were here and there is nothing to do in Waldport except play their 9 hole golf course. No restaurants or anything else. We drove to Newport for something to do. Their web site looks good but does not accurately reflect the quality of their park. Sites are very close together, and we had to back our trailer nearly 50 yards to get into our site. Will not return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park. Wwe were up front on the water with a nice view of the inlet. The problem is that they clean crab and fish down on the docks in front of you. The seagulls are flying over all day long and leaving their waste on you, your RV, car, and anything else outside. The wind blows here a lot too. They don't allow washing here, so it's tough to clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here a couple of nights just after Valentine's while we were on a trip up the Oregon Coast. This property is right on the Alsea River that flows into the ocean around the corner. They rent crab boats to you and will even cook what you catch. I thought that was very unique and fun. All the pads are new, spacious and have great connections for big rigs. Will come back again this summer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We parked here with our windshield hanging directly over the Alsea Bay. By providing hook-ups on BOTH sides of the sites, they allow not only back-in parking, but nose-in as well. This allows both RVs and 5th wheels to park with the fantastic view filling the windshield. In nearly 7 years of full-time RVing, we have never seen an RV park quite like this... and we mean that in the very best way. Instead of just providing paved streets, or paved patios, or paved parking pads, this park has all three... in brand new solid concrete. That may sound cold at first, but the effect of having everything being concrete (with nice plantings between and around the sites) it that everything is immaculately clean. The bay here supposedly has some of the best Dungeness crabbing in Oregon, and judging by the number of people hauling in large catches, it must be the case. The park rents out motorboats, and also has a launch ramp for people who bring their own boats with them. There's also a large gift shop and convenience store, brand new bathrooms (with granite showers) and the newest, cleanest, most beautiful laundry room we've ever seen anywhere. This is a top-notch stop on the Oregon coast. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Liked the park. Easy in and out and girl in office very nice and helpful. Park is not finished so there were no showers yet, but being built. The cement sites and road into park were good, but the gravel in front of the office was deep, and noisy. The one bathroom between where the showers were going to be was used by a lot of tenter and dry campers, so it was hard to keep clean but was OK. The bathroom in the laundry area was clean, but no mirror. Would stay here again when in area and sure the place is improving all the time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We liked the check in process. The people were friendly. Crabbing and fishing are also available. We will stay here again.. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I made reservations months in advance to assure I would get a campsite on the ocean. Well, our campsite was on the ocean, but we were disappointed to see how small it was and thus we were unable to stay in it and instead got a site off in the trees away from the ocean. It stated that it was a pull through, and that it was 38', but it was really only a parallel parking space, with no room for any overhang and our slide out would have been in the street. The way it was set up, our 28' fifth wheel would just barely fit and we wouldn't have been able to open the door. I only saw two sites that could accommodate anything over 25 feet or with a slide out. The website misrepresented the size of the sites. If you have a small rig, this is a spectacular park right on the ocean with a view unsurpassed by any other park I have been to. It's too bad bigger rigs can't enjoy it too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

For a Forest Service campground, this is a highly desirable place. Most of the sites are not designed for anything over 30 feet. But there are a few that can accommodate large rigs if you're good at parking and don't mind putting your tow car in the extra vehicle lot. If you have a high rig, when you leave, you have to watch the trees overhead. Many sites put you overlooking the beach. Step out the door, down a small hill and you're on the sand. Some sites have electric and water, but most are designed for smaller rigs. None of the ocean front sites have electricity, but several RVs parked in these spots ran generators. This place requires reservations in the summers. I'd go here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park!!! Semi small view sites. We had a change of plans, called to see if they could get 2 35' motorhomes into view sites. They did a great job! Sites are very clean; restrooms are cleaned all the time. Wi-Fi was spotty till I hooked up our extra antenna, and all was good. Super nice staff! Enterprise car rental picked us up easy. Toured the area for 2 days.. Nice. Great views. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is a nice small park with ample room and all the hookups. I honestly feel they shouldn't advertise Newport! They are 14 miles from the southern most edge of Newport so it's 20-30 minutes to get into Newport. I sprung for a view site and they do have a great view but it's a hike to the beach. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was an excellent KOA. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. The roads are paved and slightly bumpy in parts but not bad enough to cause any sort of problems. The corners are a little on the tighter side but we had no problem navigating with a 33' + trailer. The campsites are gravel (which is rakes smooth after the previous camper leaves) with hook-ups spaced out a little. The staff will guide you to your spot and help you get in position for setting up. The little store has all the standard camping store fare and a few extra RV parts and supplies. The views are great and the campsite is positioned so that it has easy access to the bay, the bridge and the beach. We walked all around the area as a result of its convenient location. While we were there, the weather was excellent with log fog prevalent in the mornings and evenings. There are not many biking trails in the area but some of the nearby roads are relatively quite and provide routes for some nice biking. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will likely camp here again in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We love this campground. We started coming here right after the new owners bought the park a few years ago. They have made tremendous improvements. The park is quiet and is right on the Alsea Bay. The site we always stay in backs to the creek and bay. Most sites also have privacy hedges. The views are wonderful. There is also a trail to the bay. The owners, are very nice. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a beautiful park. If you are going to be here for any length of time, spring for the view site. A gorgeous bluff overlooking the bay and the ocean in the distance. Run by the nicest couple we have met while RV'ing. Shower rooms are nice, but need an outlet for those of us who blow dry our hair. Very quiet. TV and Wi-Fi work great. Superb park. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

The view overlooking the ocean bay and bridge was quite scenic. The sites are graveled and full service with Wi-Fi and cable. Laundry facilities are available and access to town is over the bridge. Waldport is a small tourist town which is very relaxing. We stayed for a few days just to wind down in the middle of our trip. There is great access from Waldport to Newport and then on to Corvallis and Portland. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had a nice spot with view of Alsea Bay and Bridge. We spent 5 nights there, and had an enjoyable time. The park staff were very friendly. The spaces were very close together but after all it is a KOA. We will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The staff were friendly and helpful. However, there were NOT enough washrooms/showers for the 88 sites (only 8 stalls). The showers and washrooms weren't filthy, but could be cleaner. Floors were full of sand, and the toilet covers were a bit dirty. Overall OK, considering it's still a campsite. The dish washing sink was a nice touch. The campsite is in need of more trees. There was not enough privacy; the picnic tables in front of cabins were in open, no privacy at all. The beach was a joke... not a nice one. Overall, not that impressed with KOA on our very first visit, considering it's supposed to be a premium camp site. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

We stayed at this campground for two nights while visiting the Oregon Coast. Very nice, quiet campground with a great playground for the kids. Gravel sites - some with views. Nice store. Small laundry facility but reasonably priced. Everything stays damp because of the coastal weather so beware. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is our third visit to the Waldport KOA. What a surprise to find that this park has gone through a renovation. Many sites are now gravel. Previously, sites were dirt & grass. Many more cabins added to the park. New playground equipment has been added. This park has a great view of the bay, bridge & of Waldport. Hope to come here for a fourth visit... We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean campground with ocean/bay views and trails to the beach. The sites are gravel, but the hookups are in pristine condition. Stayed here on July 4th and could see the fireworks from our site. Very neat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I should have known not to book a reservation here when their main website didn't show pictures of the actual sites. It's in a nice area, but the campsites are quite small. Might return if we had to spend one night, but definitely no more than that. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a picture perfect location. You're up on a cliff overlooking the Alsea Bay along with the beautiful bay bridge with the ocean in the background. We like this location as it does not get as windy and/or foggy as being right on the beach. However, there is a quick path down to the beach. It appears that the new owners are doing everything they can to make this a 10 Star resort. They don't have concrete sites (they're gravel), but I actually think that would detract from the feeling of camping in a treed park that you get when you're here. They must have fixed the Wi-Fi problem noted in previous posts as works and it is very fast. In addition, our satellite works well and they give you cable. They don't have a pool, but there's always the ocean! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Could not believe this was a KOA. Really could not believe they charged KOA prices. No Wi-Fi at sites, they say they tried to have it fixed. The rec room has a single table to put your laptop and work. Nothing for recreation, nothing but a basic playground for the kids. Did enjoy seeing the seals. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wonderful staff and a great location even if it's not right on the beach. We really needed the wifi to work, but it was very unreliable. The owners did try to keep it running, but most of the time it did not work well. The walk across the bridge into town was fun, and the park is well located for visits to Newport as well. We would stay here again, but only after calling ahead about the wifi. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Even though it does not have a pool, I had to give it a 10 for the view. It's not right on the water, but there is a path down to the water at the bay. Unlike some KOAs they escort you to your site and will collect your trash. These are new owners and it appears that they want to turn the park in to a family resort with a beautiful view of the bay and the bridge. Sites are pull-through and back in and they have two full park models and at least 10 kabins. The only full-time residents are the owners and I like that. It is very well-located between Newport and Waldport with all the restaurants and shops close. Bease access is just a few blocks away. If you're looking for a beautiful setting without all the direct beach wind and people, this is it! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow! What a view!! I had read negative reviews on this place but realized they were mostly about crowding issues in the summer, which would probably not be applicable to us in Oct./Nov. And they weren't! There were only a few other RVs and a couple of folks using the Kabins. Whether by park manager design or happy coincidence, no rigs were put in sites in front of us, which would've obliterated our wonderful view. Because this KOA is on a bluff, it's possible to get great views of the Alsea Bay Bridge and the bay. The camp manager and staff were very friendly and helpful. And some of their kids even went RV to RV on Halloween night GIVING out little bags of candy!! We're sorry to be leaving. This is the first campground that has inspired me to sign up and do reviews! The price I quoted was including the KOA member 10% discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean! Very family friendly! Nice staff! Way over priced considering you can get beach front for $35 down the road. Road noise is present from the bridge. We booked 4 nights until we saw the water view was not the ocean but the bay (our fault for not asking in more detail) and the price we were paying. Semi level gravel pads. We ended up only stay 1 night and loosing 1 night just to get to the beach front we were hoping for. If you have a family this is great, if not, there are a few RV grounds around there that are very nice with beach front views. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Nice location to the Alsea River and ocean. Would stay at the facility again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wish I'd read the reviews before I stayed here. Not the greatest, kind of dumpy, and really tight. Staff was friendly, but we probably won't be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Cable TV and WIFI reception excellent. On line reservation rates are $3 cheaper than just coming off the road and getting a site. Considering that most other Oregon coast campgrounds have much lower rates in the winter, I think this KOA is overpriced. The office manager told me they still fill up weekends this time of year so I guess they can charge it. Weekdays must be different as there were only four occupied sites when we were there. The office open only limited hours in the winter. Good view of Alsea Bay and the bridge. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Probably the least favorite of the 6 parks we stayed at on the Oregon coast portion of our trip. It did, however, meet our needs/wants for the night - FHU, decent cable (35 ch.), and WIFI. Laundry was expensive. I can live with cramped and crowded for a night but I think big RV with or without toads would have problems both in the park and getting into sites when this park is crowded. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wedged in like cattle, wireless only half way worked, a lot on "range children", free roaming. Laundry room is very small, tough to get two people in there. If you can get one of the bat view sites, the view in great. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground was barely OK in my opinion. Maintenance has been neglected. Garbage disposal consisted of a dump trailer (landscaper style) that smelled like it hadn't been emptied for a month. Commercial dumpster was roped off with instructions to use trailer (owned by the park). Site assigned was too small for my travel trailer. Clerk had no clue as to the layout of the park. There are 5 or 6 spaces that have view of the bay. Rent for premium price. Rest of park is so-so. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We returned to this KOA since they were very accommodating in 2004. Had a great time, no complaints. Hey, it's a KOA whadaya want? We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice KOA with excellent setting on the bay. Check in was fast. Staff helpful. This was our 2nd visit. We will return when back in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an average KOA on an excellent piece of property. We came in with no lofty expectations. Park was recommended based on location, on beach and bay. Campsites are soft dirt and we needed to put blocks under the jacks. But, it was just nice to relax. Park was busy at office/restroom area but quiet at our campsite. No problem parking our 37' MH. Just be sure to tell them what you have when you make a reservation. Restrooms needed regular cleaning due to constant use. Very busy but we had expected that. Wi-Fi was free very very unreliable to use. (That appears to be the norm for RV park Wi-Fi) Staff was extremely accommodating, even when we had to leave due to a family emergnecy. Gave full refund for unused time. We would go back again. Awesome location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Typical overpriced KOA. They can charge higher fees because not much else in the area. Older park with LOTS of noisy kids. Quiet hours not enforced nor is the noise. Paved roads with dirt sites. Was very windy while we were there. Very little upkeep-garbage was overflowing, restrooms dirty, trash left in sites. They also rent 3-wheel "trikes" so kids can race around the park dodging people trying to take a peaceful stroll! Bad idea to rent these! Loud kids and campers at midnight even though "quiet hours" are from 10pm-7am. Some sites have an ocean "view" but are not waterfront sites. We won't go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Lots of sites that require public restroom and not many restrooms, showers and toilet mostly conbined so that if you want to use the toilet you might have to wait while someone finishes their shower, not all sites are good, check where they are going to put you before you pay, nice location on the bay, good interior roads, pricy. I'd stay there again if we could get a good spot, otherwise, down the road. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park has a beautiful location overlooking river and ocean. Very few spaces have this view and they are $10 more a night. Walk to river and town across bridge. Spaces are close but separated by hedge and trees. Lots of kids during our stay. Only negative is they will permit tents in any site and therefore we ended up with tents on each side with lots of loud kids. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.