This is a beautiful park about 15 minutes outside Tillamook in case of needed supplies or visiting Tillamook cheese factory. Park is very well kept per Oregon State Park standards. Miles of beach to explore. Fishing and shellfish harvesting galore. Being an older park campsites for larger RVs and trailers are limited due to narro... more

Nice park and facilities. Unfortunately it was raining during our stay. Interesting things to see in the area.

This is always by far our favorite place. Amazing beach for miles and miles down the point, sunsets to die for and a clean, well maintained campground right next to the beach. Super dog friendly and able to get away from lots of day use people down the beach. Restrooms and showers are clean. Everything from full hookup to dry camping t... more

First this is not a state park to experience solitude...The park large with over 200 sites which include 13 yurts, 6 cabins, 34 full hook-up rv pads and 170 tent sites. With this many sites, you can assume you are close to your neighbors. We were there on a weekend and the park was packed. We recommend a mid week stay in the off season... more

We have a 40 ft. 5th wheel and although we fit in our site, I wouldn't say this campground is very suitable for big rigs. It's difficult to drive through the loops with a larger RV and most of the people camping there are in tents and small RVs. It felt a little awkward being the only big rig surrounded by tents because people kept wal... more

Definitely dedicated to tenters and small RVs. But there are a handful of spots available that fit our 19 foot Airstream, and the full hookup can't be beat!. The camp is a little crowded, but the beach is expansive and the hiking in the hills right from the campground is quite nice, although on a sunny Sunday, the trails are extremely ... more

This is an easy campground to get to from Portland and we come here often. You can't see the ocean from the campground, but you can hear it, and it's a just a climb over a small dune to get to a looooong and beautiful beach. There are sites with full hookups in the trees, and dry sites in the sun. Some of the dry sites are close... more

Stayed the end of May 2015. This park is mostly a tent and dry camping location. I opted for a full hookup site as I was new using my trailer which put me right next to the bathrooms in a tight and seriously unlevel site (which became even more apparent with the advent of 2 days of rain creating a lake right outside my door). Si... more

We stayed at Cape Lookout twice in the summer of 2014, with and without reservations. Both times were great— location (B06 and B16), weather and access to one of the prettiest, walkable beaches in Oregon. It's a big park with four loops, each with its own personality. You'll be able to find something for everyone here. And if your nei... more

Cape Lookout State Park, about 20 miles southwest of Tillamook, has a beautiful beach. In late June we were able to get reservations over a weekend less than four days in advance. Narrow access road and 90 degree driveway, but hedge privacy from other sites and no overhead shade, just in case the sun comes out to warm things up. I didn... more