Oregon Coast
We would like to travel the Oregon Coast fr the interior of BC in April & wondering what campgrounds might be open at that time. What are the recommendations for this time of the yr & what sites shou...
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Wavesprite wrote:bikendan wrote:Wavesprite wrote:
I know my response is late, but I would stick to all State parks, they are AWESOME in Oregon and absolutely beautiful with full hook ups!!! We travel up there eve summer for 3 weeks and it never gets old!
Just a note, most Oregon state Park campsites only have water/electric.
Full hookups are less common.
That isn't true at all. We have never had a site that wasn't full hookups. Sewer included....
Well, I'll add my experience. We camp all over oregon often using the state parks. Some campgrounds have no hookups at all, Some oregon state parks have water/electric only. Yes, virtually all of them along the coast do have SOME full hookup sites, but only a few if any have full hookups at all sites. I'm not sure I could name a single park that has full hookups for every site. I'm sure there are some.
Cape lookout has only a few full hookups, and several loops with NO hookups, water or electric.
Fort stevens has multiple loops with water/electric only, no sewer.
I could add another 6 or more sites that have SOME full hookup sites and many with a resonable number with water/electric.
Most of the state park campgrounds along the coast do have dump sites.
outside the coast even more don't have full hookups everywhere if at all.
silver falls has sites without full hookups.
Lapine has several loops without full hookups.
Even some of the recently opened oregon state parks are no hookup campgrounds with remote water available only. Cottonwood canyon and Bates state parks have no hookups and they are very new.
