This is a well manicured RV park. Let me first list the cons: There is a pool, as advertised on website, but as mentioned in other reviews, there is a sign on the pool gate saying ‘closed for the season’. I wonder when it is ever the right ‘season’ for the pool to be open? Also, they charge you $.50 per pet per night, and there are 2 showers. They are coin operated (1 quarter buys approx 5 min) and very clean. No mention of either pet fee or coin shower fees anywhere on their website that I noticed, nor that there are ‘seasons’ for the pool, nor does it indicate when those seasons are. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the park, but it is very inconsistent and frustrating. Pros: The park is immaculate: nice landscaping, lots of trees (not large shade trees yet), and the paved roads are wide and easy to maneuver. The sites are concrete and spacious (although we did need to adjust to level), and each site has green, mowed lawn areas. Each space has lightweight picnic table/benches and they can be moved around easily. Park is quiet: but at night with the windows open you can hear some traffic and small aircraft noise. The drive here was lovely, passing through pretty farmlands. Another plus is the short footpath to the aviation museum: the reason we came here in the first place. I would suggest a reservation as we came ‘unannounced’ and had to move after the first night to another spot. There is nothing rustic or country about this park: all first class! We will stay here again if visiting the Oregon coast or Portland area. Suggestion: don’t stay in sites 200-220 as it seems to be all full timers, and feels very different than our first night in site 246.

This is a nice RV park in a rustic setting. Let me first list the few cons. Their brochure describes “Catch & release fish pond”. Well, let me say that you would probably need a pretty heavy weight on your line to allow the hook to penetrate the thick layer of green atop this pond! It looks pretty gross, and I cannot imagine that anyone could fish in it! There are no picnic tables at any of the sites. While there is recycling, you cannot leave glass. Pros: The park is relatively quiet (just a bit of road noise at night) and the gravel roads are wide and easy to maneuver. The sites are gravel, and each site has grassy areas. The park is very near the Oregon Garden, the reason we came here in the first place. There is not much lighting at night, which is a plus to us! The free Wi-Fi and showers both worked great. Showers were clean enough. We would stay here again if we needed a place in the area.

Nice, older park nestled in the redwoods. Restrooms and showers were clean, but you must pass thru the first shower room to get to the second shower (women's). Not much consideration for privacy in the planning of that area! Couldn't get WIFI. All in all, we did enjoy this park as its natural ambiance is wonderful.

The positives: Lovely location in a redwood grove, WIFI worked, close to Trinidad and beaches, nice outbuildings that looked like they belonged in an enchanted forest. The air smelled wonderful due to the trees and dampness. The negatives: Since the sites are not paved or grassy, we found it quite messy entering & leaving our rig--very wet and full of leaves and needles to track in. Also, there was fresh damp mud here and there since they have areas 'under construction'. We were surprised to fine that we were so close to 101, and heard trucks all night long. We were in the showers at around 5AM--they were really a mess, cold, and dark. My husband said he thought Sasquatch had showered before him, due to the matts of hair on the shower walls and on the floor. Women's shower/restroom was no less dirty. That part was a big disappointment to us, so I doubt we'd stay again, given the many choices in the area.

Older park in a perfect location--You walk across the road and you are on a beautiful sandy beach. Great beachcombing here! The park itself is not perfect, as the sites are very, very close together, and it is rather noisy until late with kids & teens having fun! Still, we stay here every trip down the coast because of the beach access.

This is a wonderful RV park. It is a nice quiet campground with much to offer. Convenient to all Bay Area attractions. Has one small shower building near the office (waiting line there!), but a larger shower building in the center of the park (no waiting there!) We lived near near here for many years, and will always stay in this park when visiting family and friends. City kids will love all the farm animals here--Cows, sheep, burros, chickens, and more!

Nice older park with lots to offer. Clean showers, quiet wooded surroundings. Half mile trail in the woods skirts around the park. Kiddie playground well away from RV sites. Close to Trees of Mystery, jet boats and more. We will stay here again!