goducks10 wrote:
I'm from Oregon and yeah it's amazing how many are still booked up. Some of that though has to do with the State parks themselves. Many will close certain loops because they don't fill up and it's less maintenance to do.
Two weeks ago we stayed at Bend Sisters Garden RV park. It was all but full. Last weekend we stayed at Armitage Park in Eugene and it was full.
You can get into some of the coast St parks. South Beach is usually a good option. Beverly Beach tends to stay full longer.
I think it's a combination of brisk RV sales and warmer weather lasting longer into the season.
Well, have been hosting the last three months at South Beach, the first two I don’t think the “Campground Full Sign” ever came down. The last couple weeks mid week is pretty open, but still close to full on the weekends.
It is also the season that many of the costal parks start closing off loops for cost savings.
I may be a bit biased, I feel Oregon has one of the best State Park systems in the nation. During the summer the coast is going to be full! This continues well past back to school, as the older campers like it a little quieter come out and fill the parks.
Even in winter we would get reservations so we knew we had a big enough spot for our rig.
