oregon coast
looking to spend a month next year on the Oregon coast. want to stay one month in one location... need full hook ups, and a must have is lots of grass because of a greyhound with bad feet. and be ni...
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IdaD wrote:
I'd stay at two or three state parks in some different spots. Even that super duper high rated motor coach park that was brought up has everybody jammed together on concrete pads. The very close (public) beach is cool and I'm sure it's a nice place, but just up the road in Beverly Beach State Park you'll pay less than half as much and you'll have a much more scenic campground with more privacy at each campsite. The beach is a little bit more of a walk but is still close at hand. Just my opinion.
I'm a really big fan of the Oregon State parks along the coast in terms of what they offer for the price.
Concrete pads are perfect for leveling your coach....much better than soil where you have to put blocks down for the levelers and then re-level every few days due to compressing the soil. And I hardly think a 40' x 70' lot is "jammed together". But, to each his own.
Beverly Beach is a GREAT campground; however, you better make reservations months in advance as it is very popular during the summer months. South Beach state park on the other side of the Yaquina bridge is also a good state park. Keep in mind that most state parks are limited with sites that can accommodate a 40'+ motor home....there are some, but not a whole lot and they are reserved quickly.
OP never said what type of rv he has.... could make a big difference.
Ron
