Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park

This is a very nicely maintained Oregon State Park with great amenities for families with children. Very nice swimming area, sand dunes, clean bathroom facilities and safe. Sites are very close to one another with limited privacy. No AT&T cell service.

We stayed here a little last minute due to a wild fire thwarting our plans for a trip to Crater Lake. We called around and checked online for more than two hours for anywhere along the coast from Coos Bay to Florence, and I happened upon one site available here for the three nights we needed, which happened to be a weekend. Check in ti... more

Very clean campground with walking trails to the Oregon Sand Dunes a few sites down. Our site was very roomy with a nice space a foliage between sites. Our site was party shaded and partly sunny. We had 50amp electrical and water hookups. The site was paved and level. We left our rig hitched as we had an early travel morning the next d... more

The campground is situated among large trees near the Sand Dunes and is located about three miles south of Florence. It offers year round camping with a mix of full hookup sites, electrical sites with water, tent sites, and yurts. The parking is paved and we had no trouble finding a flat site. We were there off season and saw very... more

We arrived in early October with very few campers at the park and no campers next to our site. Should have opted to get a site with electricity as our cell service was very good (Sprint). The bathroom was a little hike and they could use an update. No warm water, mirrors broken, but I didn't expect a lot in the first place due to other... more

Jessie M. Honeyman was the second Oregon coast campground we stayed in and very different than the first (Nehalem) in terms of the feel with its heavily wooded sites instead of sunny ones and walking access to the dunes instead of the beach. Both were clean and provided a good value for the rate. And while from within the park you can'... more

Jessie M. Honeyman was the second Oregon coast campground we stayed in and very different than the first (Nehalem) in terms of the feel with its heavily wooded sites instead of sunny ones and walking access to the dunes instead of the beach. Both were clean and provided a good value for the rate. And while from within the park you can'... more

We stayed here for a couple nights in mid August. We arrived at about 1:30PM and our site was not ready so we had to do a U-turn with our 50' rig and hang in the day use area for awhile. Went for a hike around Cleawox Lake to pass the time and it was beautiful. Finally got in at 2:45 and the check-in was smooth. The drive to the site ... more

We arrived at Honeyman on a Saturday afternoon in October, and had no issues finding a spot. Half of the parks loops were having work done and were closed off, pushing campers to the back of the park. This is a very large park, with access to the Florence Sand Dunes, Cleawox Lake, and Woahink Lake. Cleawox Lake has kayak rentals in the... more