Reviews

For Cape Blanco State Park: This is a nice campground. Some WiFi - enough to surf. I stayed in A57 and thought is was great. It’s at the entrance but there isn’t a lot of traffic. Quite far removed from 101 by 5 miles. Hot showers. Clean bathrooms. Stayed three nights with a 20’ rig. Full hookups.

Posted Oct 14, 2024 by Annie from Seattle. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cape Blanco State Park: Absolutely wonderful campground! Even in wet and windy weather. Sites are spacious and set apart by lots of vegetation . So it feel quite private. Restrooms clean and warm. Showers work well. Hiking to the beach is steep but worth it. So beautiful . Good hookups. Good WiFi. No dump. But not an issue as next place we are staying has one. Lighthouse tours were closed but Hughes House was open for tours. Interesting .

Posted May 07, 2022 by Magentarose from California . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cape Blanco State Park: Excellent campground with spacious, well-separated spots. We had one of the campsite on the west side and took advantage of the path from our site to the hiking trail which leads you along a cliff overlooking the ocean. We enjoyed an amazing sunset by the lighthouse.

Posted Oct 08, 2021 by Brandon from PA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cape Blanco State Park: Retired guy is spot on. Lovely location. If you arrive early, just hang out in the parking lot near the lighthouse. So beautiful. Several nice place to watch the water and/or sunsets on the way to the beach. Kinda a long steep hike to get all the way to the beach though. Spaces are amazingly deep and separated from each other. 4 stars because the dump isn’t open. We did go to Gold Coast where there is a public SaniDump that is free and has rinse water via a 5 gallon bucket (the spigot is broken) so the lack of dump wasn’t a deal breaker. Highly recommend this campground.

Posted Jul 01, 2021 by Janine from Michigan. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cape Blanco State Park: As everyone else has said, this is a beautiful campground in a fantastic location. We had site A44 which backed right up to a dense pine forest with a trail running along the sea bluff. Walking northwest takes you to a spectacular lighthouse with amazing views (3.5 miles round trip). Taking the trail south gives beautiful Cliffside views of the ocean and at the end, a steep half mile dissent down to one lane paved road to the beach (1.5 miles round trip). It looks like folks with four-wheel-drive we’re driving onto the beach and collecting driftwood for their fires. As others have mentioned there is water and power at each site but no dump station. However, we went North 30 miles to Bullards Beach State Park where they offer free dumping even for folks who are not using that campground (donations requested). This is a spectacular campground and I would not hesitate to go here again.

Posted Jun 15, 2021 by Retired Guy from Chico, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cape Blanco State Park: Beautiful park. Big spaces, lots of shade. It’s on a bluff pretty high above the beach. There is a table you could walk down to to look over the sunset. If you go into Port Orford there is an RV parking spot in town for $10. No hook ups. The state park does not have a dumpsite.

Posted Aug 28, 2019 by Jill from Arizona . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cape Blanco State Park: Beautiful campground- well designed for privacy between campsites. Clean hot showers, everything well maintained. One of the nicest campgrounds we have been in while doing a cross country trip. We’ve got a teardrop so we only need electric and the bumpy part of the road in was very mild. Highly recommend.

Posted Nov 19, 2018 by Wyldflwrs from Oregon. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.