Oregon state park, coast, camping

[aabrennan]

comment on Oregon's South Beach State Park for RV camping for June--near by more wind protected Beverly Beach is filled for our dates

[rr2254545]

rhagfo wrote:

goducks10 wrote:

rr2254545 wrote:
Not sure why no one has mentioned the Port of Newport campground

It is on the south side of the harbor over the bridge - full hookups - we liked it

$40 a day or $250 for a week

http://www.portofnewport.com/rv-parks/rates.php

You can book online

Probably because it's just a blacktop parking lot.

Yep, just like Wal-mart!

But no full hookups and cable - I do not think the one in Newport allows over night camping

The only other Walmart on the Coast is Coos Bay

[rhagfo]

goducks10 wrote:

rr2254545 wrote:
Not sure why no one has mentioned the Port of Newport campground

It is on the south side of the harbor over the bridge - full hookups - we liked it

$40 a day or $250 for a week

http://www.portofnewport.com/rv-parks/rates.php

You can book online

Probably because it's just a blacktop parking lot.

Yep, just like Wal-mart!

[rr2254545]

goducks10 wrote:

rr2254545 wrote:
Not sure why no one has mentioned the Port of Newport campground

It is on the south side of the harbor over the bridge - full hookups - we liked it

$40 a day or $250 for a week

http://www.portofnewport.com/rv-parks/rates.php

You can book online

Probably because it's just a blacktop parking lot.

Having lived many years in Lincoln City on the coast - in June its almost impossible to find anything let alone full hookups

[goducks10]

rr2254545 wrote:
Not sure why no one has mentioned the Port of Newport campground

It is on the south side of the harbor over the bridge - full hookups - we liked it

$40 a day or $250 for a week

http://www.portofnewport.com/rv-parks/rates.php

You can book online

Probably because it's just a blacktop parking lot.

[rr2254545]

Not sure why no one has mentioned the Port of Newport campground

It is on the south side of the harbor over the bridge - full hookups - we liked it CABLE TV too

$40 a day or $250 for a week

http://www.portofnewport.com/rv-parks/rates.php

You can book online

[lanerd]

I love Nana's Bangers and Mash!

[rhagfo]

goducks10 wrote:
Be wary of the inside sites. Most are at a 90* angle and short. Other than that we've been there many times. Usually only if Beverly Beach is booked. You're still only minutes from town. If you can check out Nana's. Great food.

X2 to Nana's! and a short 2 mile hike or bike ride to the Rouge Brewery & distillery!

Yes, but I have seen some pretty big rigs squeezed in to those sites during the Newport Seafood and Wine fest.

[goducks10]

Be wary of the inside sites. Most are at a 90* angle and short. Other than that we've been there many times. Usually only if Beverly Beach is booked. You're still only minutes from town. If you can check out Nana's. Great food.

[goldsp8]

I would not hesitate to stay in South Beach. As was said, if you can get a reservation, get it soon.

[Mr_Biggles]

Stayed there July 2015. Very nice park. Enjoyed our visit. Book early !

[rhagfo]

South Beach is a very nice park, but busy as all coastal parks during the summer.
It is nicely wind protected by a couple of large dunes between the beach and the Campground. They have a nice 9 hole Disk Golf course also.
If you come early June they may have a few more midweek sites available as Portland schools need to makeup nine lost days for snow.

[lanerd]

We spend our summers in Newport and have driven through South Beach a couple of times. Seems like a nice park, close to the beach and South Beach Fish Market (best halibut fish & chips on the coast). I would think that if you can still make reservations, you better do it quick.

Ron

[donn0128]

South beach is also a very busy park. I have been told by rangers there that they do have some problems with theft.