Full hook-up sites are as close together as most RV Parks but without the amenities (no cable TV, no laundry, no convenience store, etc.). Has 30 amp and 20 amp electric, sewer hook ups are curved pipes sticking about 8 inches out of the ground (better have a tight fit or stuff will flow every which way). Showers, which we didn't use are available by purchasing tokens which are good for three minutes. Beach is a good walk from the CG and is sort of boring -- which is typical for that part of Washington. Each site does have picnic tables and fire rings. Would add that the no hook-up sites are more spacious and better laid out. We probably won't return, but if we do we'll take a no hook-up site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great state park with easy walking access to the ocean. Short drive to attractions in Ocean Shores. Camp sites are getting a little run down and need to be upgraded. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The Campground was great! I enjoyed the cleanliness of the restrooms, and didn't mind that we had to pay for the showers. The staff was friendly too. Very good experience. We camped here in a Tent.

The rate is for Coast To Coast, plus $1. for cable TV (13 Channels). Wi-Fi was also a $1. a day and the host said it was not the best. We used our Verizon air card and phone and they worked well. Very friendly staff. Very little shade. Campground divided into 2 sections, beach-side and road-side. The roads and sites are gravel and packed sand. As a Coast To Coast member we were told we could not have a beach-side site, even though they were about one third full the six days we stayed here. I ask about this and was told that is their rules. The road-side sites are very close. We had to move the picnic table so we could open our slide out as it was directly across from our neighbors and the table would not fit between the slide outs: that's close. From the ocean-side the beach is about 400 yards, not feet as stated in another review. It is about 800 yards from the road-side sites. We only had 30 amp electric. Maybe the beach-side has 50 amp as reported in another post. The RV Park is very clean and well kept. There are 3 other campgrounds in the area that accept Coast to Coast. One, located about 1/4 mile away does put Coast To Coast members on the beach-side sites. We would rate this park a 7 if we had a beach-side site as they are larger. We would not stay here again, we would choose another park in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were in a 40-footer. The ocean front is still 400 feet from the ocean: but the only thing between us and the ocean was dunes and grass. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The sites were a good size. The park is dog friendly and the dogs could also go on the beach unleashed. We would come back and recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a members-only park with RPI access for non-"KM" members. We've been there 5 times since joining KM 2/09. Even in February storms the roads were fine and the sites we had were not soggy underfoot. "Beach Side" sites are nice, but be be careful with your awning. The wind is legendary in this area. We prefer the 'inside' sites for access to nice clubhouse with much better than usual pool table. Friendly staff and great Saturday morning breakfast. "To Die For" cinnamon rolls available on Sunday mornings. Hot tub available, but we haven't used it. Ditto cable TV (13? channels) & WiFi. Great place for quick get-away from I-5 cities. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

I've been a member of Western Horizons Resorts for 11 years and have seen this park to down hill fast. The Electric is bad, the swimming pool cold, the hot tub not working, the honey wagon broke and some of the best sites are closed for what we were told for groups. The plus side. The staff are great and try hard. There are big sites. I don't know what the owner is doing with his money. With other membership parks close by I will not be back which is a real shame. We camped here in a Motorhome.

First draw back is no sewer hookups since we were staying a week. We loved the sites, each one is very private and big. You would hardly know if someone was in the site next to yours. Wi-Fi is only at the office or in the parking lot. No cable TV, but we had a satellite dish, and they advised which sites would pick up best and it did. The name is a joke, you are at least a 1/2 mile to the "shore" but the little town of Ocean Shores was nice. Great birding. We belong to Western Horizon so the cost is $6 a night so really can not complain too much, but doubt if I would return here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Thousand Trails park. There is 52 power/electric only, 16 power/water/cable, 4 power,water,sewer. There are tent sites. Most of the rentals have been removed. The sites are very close together. The club house had a foundation problem and half of it had to be removed. They could not get the permit to rebuild due to the building being so close to the water storage tank. The women's restroom for the most part was kept pretty clean. Lot's of sand on the floor and in the showers. The men's bathroom was not kept as clean. Electric was good if we were careful. The dump station is located right before you exit the park so if you had to use it it would be hard for a big rig to make the turn to come back into the park. No close grocery stores so come prepared. It has beach access with a short walk. We probably will skip this park next time in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.