Bruceport County Park

We stayed here two years ago because there just aren't many options around Raymond, Washington.

The park is nice albeit a little tight. Currently there are three brand new TT's parked here with nobody in them which seems rather odd since space is very limited and there are not many full hookup spots. Maybe only 8.

We have also noted that they have raised rates about 7 dollars since we stayed here in 2018. This is a trend we are noticing all over the country- RV parks are raising rates and rather dramatically. It's a 35% hike since 2018.

So you have water, sewer, and electric. No Wifi. The sewer connection for each spot is actually on the adjoining spot. There are showers but for hot water you must use quarters. It is a public park so the bathrooms are always open and I often see people not staying at the park using them.

It's small but gorgeous. A walk down the hill to the ocean.

This is a great park if you are self contained and looking for just the basics. Park sits up on a hill overlooking the bay. The hike down to the water is easy and cool. Weather here tends to be warmer than directly on the coast. Camp host are very friendly!

Be aware that the road past site A12 is NOT trimmed and you will hit “soft” tree branches with your rig. I checked first and just opted for A12 because of this.

For those who need full hookups this might not be the place as these sites are in a gravel lot next to each other with no privacy.

Verizon is three bars. Road noise is minimal after 7pm

Reasonably quiet campgrounds. Many sites are small and hard to find a level space for class B. If you can get sites A3-5 and some of the B loop sites, you can get nice views of the bay. Sites B-10 and 11 have a little road noise but are otherwise quiet. Bathrooms are dated but the water is hot, pressure is good, and it’s only 50 cents for 3 minutes.

Verizon coverage was speedy and I could stream video without problems. AT&T was virtually non-existent on my phone and marginally better using a hotspot with an antenna booster.

this park is gorgeous, almost like a botanical garden, especially the more isolated B loop. the C loop sites for RV hookups are kinda meh, so opt for A or B if you can go w/o hookups.

nice trail down to the water. no beach, just mud flats but still scenic. mind the tide which is about 12' from low to high!

the bathrooms and showers are pretty dated. showers are paid and $1/3min

The Bruceport County Park is an oddity. If you're tenting or dry camping, then wow. The sites are simply beautiful, many of them with stunning views from the top of the bluffs overlooking Willapa Bay. There's plenty of grassy fields, trees, and more, offering nearly every site plenty of privacy.

If however you're in a RV rig, and looking for a full hookup, they decided to place all 7 hookup spots right next to each other on a gravel island. You and your neighbors will be crammed like sardines, with no room for table, fire pits, nothing. Also, the facilities are in dire need of some TLC.

Really too bad, since the campground itself has truly tremendous potential, but clearly lacks any incentive to up its game. If the county ever sells this park to a driven and creative entrepreneur, then this could become one of the best parks out there.

This is a county park and on the surface, it doesn't have much to recommend it. But there was a nice surprise!

The few sites with hookups are side by side on a gravel patch out in the open. The standard campsites are a hodgepodge of spots for tents, RVers and bikers. Finding a spot (without hookups) that was big and level enough for my RV was a challenge.

However, if you get a site with a view (like A-11 or A-12 and a few others) it makes up for the shortcomings. The park is on a bluff overlooking Willapa Bay and you can see far enough out to watch ships sailing up the Pacific to Puget Sound.

There is a half mile trail down to the "beach" - more of a rocky patch, actually - but it was a nice way too get the dog some exercise.