Kamp Klamath RV Park & Campground

Kamp Klamath felt like coming home. We were only supposed to be at Kamp Klamath two nights. However due to the unprecedented heat in Sacramento for the first week of September we decided to extend our stay on the coast. We ran into a maintenance issue and the staff went above and beyond to help us. The beach at the mouth of the Klamath river was incredible and the sea lions were a big treat.

We extended our stay in the area and were delighted to be able to stay here. The FHU was nice. We were in the Mesa area. The campers were set up back to back, and there was just enough room for a picnic table and there was plenty of room to take out slides. It was not particularly private, and sites were close, but not too close. A young bear came up one evening — the first time we have ever seen a bear! I knocked off a star because there was only a single shower and there was a really bright light at the end of the area where we sited that bothered me at night. Otherwise it was big, clean, nice little paths to river views…. I would recommend going to the end of the road at your leisure to check out where the mouth of the River meets the sea. Seals (or sea lions) were there too!

They had wifi, but it came in pretty weak at our site so we used our own Starlink (with no problems at all).

This camp ground was wonderful! They had clean bathrooms & showers open 24hrs. We also booked day of and they were able to accommodate us no problem. The camp ground is only 10 minutes to the beach & coastal drive. The staff was extremely friendly & helpful. They had a field to play in with horseshoes, a volleyball net, & a garden! 10/10 recommend.

Great camp location and super friendly staff. The owner was there while we were and invited all the campers to a camp cookout! So fun. It is right off the river and very close to a beach, hiking, and all the natural wonders of the area. The camp had lots of games and space for kids to run around and is very pet friendly. Comparing to other rv parks in the area, this one seemed to have a lot more going on, including trees and shade. They even have a garden with fresh fruits and veg you can buy. Highly recommend.

This place seemed a little sketchy when we first came in, with most of the buildings covered in tarps or being seemingly rundown, but we were welcomed immediately by 2 of the camp hosts, who were exceedingly kind. They gave us information on the area as well as showed us the black bear when he came through camp. This was an excellent location for exploring Prairie Creek and the redwoods, and not a bad drive to town either. One negative was the information on their website showing laundry, when there was not any laundry facilities available, the hosts said that is in progress for the future.