Check-in was busy, but moved quickly. It had been years since we've been here, we found that campsites 11-20 had been washed out by heavy surf and storms a few years back. The campground is nestled in-between the surrounding cliffs giving it a peaceful secluded atmosphere. Our site #32 was a scant 50 or so feet from the well maintaine... more

Great park with tons to do. Multiple beaches, lots of hiking trails, and other walks to explore. We enjoyed the lighthouse and Lewis & Clark center. Spacious, clean site, hookups worked great and the dump stations were in great shape compared those in to the Oregon State parks we visited. No AT&T/Cricket service in the campground... more

We loved our site and met some nice people next to us but had run-ins with an older couple who was staying right next to the trailhead. They would sit out and make sure everyone was walking on the trail and not cutting through "their" site. My kids would have had to walk all the way around the circle to get to the trail so we walked al... more

My wife and I were on a tour of National Park Service sites, and stayed here on our trip. This campground, I didn't know what to expect, but it did not disappoint in the slightest. It was quiet, well kept, and close the beach.

The attraction is that two lighthouses are located in the park. The park is quite popular and FHU sites will normal book out well in advance. Our site did not have any hook-ups and no cell reception. Good cell signal was available at the boat launch. Most campsites do not have convenient access to the beach but there are a few trails t... more

This is a very large state park with a lot of campsites to choose from! We pulled into the park in a rainstorm, and were unsure of the check in process so we grabbed a lakeside, dry camping spot ($20) for the first night and then moved over to the full hook-up spots the next morning ($37). The lakeside spots are closer to the entran... more