Cape Blanco State Park

Arrived after dark in the rain, but was able to select a secluded site that was high and dry. Site had partial hookups electricity and water. The dump station was out of service. Self-registration and payment are at the campground host Site #50. Fortunately, in the morning the clouds broke and we had a nice walk from the dayuse par... more

Very popular in the summer so we never go there at that time. Beautiful walk down to the beach and trails all around. Full hookups but no dump.

We spent the end of June through Independence Day here. It's a first come, first serve campground, but seemed to have a least a couple spots open up almost every day. Half the campground is under the shade of trees and half is more open with some sun. Although pretty, it got chilly under the trees and we often ended up in our friends' ... more

We didn't have a reservation, but crossed our fingers that there would be an opening. Yay! Arrived around 1 pm and scored the last spot in this well-maintained park. A9 was one of the sunniest spots in this heavily wooded campground. We walked along the beach overlook path towards the lighthouse and stumbled upon the Cape Blanco Slo... more

This is a fantastic park -- the sites are big and well spaced, there's a lot of trees and acess to the ocean. We stayed in a cliff side spot and it was awesome.

Cape Blanco is a beautiful state park. Pretty much all of the sites in this campground are good sites. They're nicely spaced and the natural landscaping is abundant. During our stay the winds were whipping, but we were protected by the trees, making for a hypnotizing ambient sound. I was able to get 3 bars of AT&T 4G and 4 ba... more