Pacific Beach State Park

Very nice campground right on the beach. The grounds were very clean. Sites are all back in and can be tight if there is a vehicle across from your space when you try and back in. It's very dog friendly.
Didn't give five stars because price is $40 with electric only. Dump and water fill up are available right on the grounds. The camp host was friendly and seemed to be available quite a lot. Walk to the beach but if you have site 17 be aware it's next to the walkway to go to the beach. We were across from it and it felt like people were constantly coming and going. Some sites had some major flooding issues when it rained, but then we got an exorbitant amountwhile we were there.
I saw some people complain about the ocean view being on the wrong side of their rig. Just choose your site carefully. We were in the second row on the end, but had the back of the rig with a picture window facing the ocean and had a terrific view. Based on the number of RVs we saw even in the off season, I would imagine it's extremely busy in the summer. We really enjoyed the cg and the beach.

In my opinion best beach state park on Washington coast. Good park Wifi as I had to work Friday from our RV and nice level spots. A couple had some water issues but mostly because it actually rained one say we’re were there. Beach is awesome and Seabrook is a mile up the road for food/beverage/ ice cream although the town is a bit sterile. Only complaint is bathrooms could be cleaner.

Great views and easy access to beach and the few open shops in town (some seemed like they might open later in the season). Water available at dump station with electrical at site made it easy to manage utilities. We did notice a potential 'rush' at the dump station about 10 am on a Sunday. Bring your kite it's windy. Weather is unpredictable, which is normal for the area. Wait ten minutes and the sun should be back.

The location is fantastic, directly on the beach but that's about all that is good here. We car camped, sites are small but adequate. The bathrooms/showers are absolutely filthy and in need of repair. Some had no toilet paper or soap. I tried not to touch anything and would have preferred boondocking with no facilities. No human to help with check-in, I filled out the forms and dropped in the box as the note on the office directed, then later had a note on my vehicle that I needed to register. Also be advised that there is no shade and you are completely exposed to wind/sun/rain. Tmobile had no cell coverage but the camp wifi was good enough to do some light surfing and texting. I would not consider staying here again under any circumstances.

We had made reservation for sure 49. I think those tiny little sites back on that loop must have been put in for over flow. Tiny. We moved, at our expense to site 14. Ranger came by on Monday and refunded our previous reservation. Thank you!

Frost on the beach sand this am. BRRR! But beautiful!

Our Verizon coverage was minimal. At most, two bars.

We had made reservation for sure 49. I think those tiny little sites back on that loop must have been put in for over flow. Tiny. We moved, at our expense to site 14. Ranger came by on Monday and refunded our previous reservation. Thank you!

Frost on the beach sand this am. BRRR! But beautiful!

Our Verizon coverage was minimal. At most, two bars.

This was a nice find for a winter time RV getaway. It's the pacific coast, so expect rain in the winter, but the location of our site was right on the edge looking out over the water. It was simply amazing.

The park has limited services, our site was power only, most sites aren't serviced at all. There is not a lot of open park space and recreation is really going to be at your site or down on the beach depending on the tide. The dump station/freshwater fill maybe a bit tough for larger rigs, our Super C coach cleared, but a larger 5th wheel pulling in to get water and return to the park may struggle.

We stayed here a few days at Xmas. Amazing ocean view and quite in the off season. The only issue we we saw were puddles here and there but everyone used their leveling blocks to get around them if needed. WIFI amazingly great but the park was half full. The bathrooms were well maintained. The check in station-office is to the right when you enter the park. You can easily get a large rig around the office if needed. You can’t beat the ocean view and only being a few feet from the beach. We had our heat on all night so the wave sounds were a little muffled.

Book ahead, this campground is popular. Excellent campground, be sure to walk over to where the river flows into the ocean as the sand changes with every wave! Clean bathrooms, showers available.

The businesses in town of Pacific Beach is mostly closed up. Gas station has a Chinese to-go that is a whole in the wall, worth it to go is what we have heard. 1.2 mile walk/drive is the brand new town of Seabrook, a town or restaurants and a grocery store. Seabrook is mostly the wealthy, a lot of weekenders from the Pugest Sound,

Pacific Beach State Park now has State Park WiFi. Slow speeds, but enough to do the basics of survival.

AT&T cell is available now! (Three Bars)

T-Mobile still is zero reception.

Check the weather often, bring your kites! There is No road noise at this campground.

Reservations until 8PM the night before your reservation starts : https://washington.goingtocamp.com/home $8 each reservation online, so in the off season you may want to just arrive at the State Park for the night, and avoid the fee.

Believe you can drive up at 230PM and often find a spot for the night in at least the off-season.
Washington State Parks offers a 65+ pass each year ( $75 year) from Oct 1 - May 1. [April is not weekends.] Camping is free, $10 a night for electrical/etc if available at your spot. Sites here only have electrical though.

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OFF-SEASON SENIOR CITIZEN PASS - $75
This pass offers free nightly camping or moorage from Oct. 1 to March 31, and Sunday through Thursday in April. There is a $10 per-night fee for utility sites. Passes are available for $75 for Washington state residents 62 years and older.

Washington State Resident is defined as a resident of Washington state for at least the past three consecutive months. Dual-state residency will not be considered.

https://parks.state.wa.us/DocumentCenter/View/813/Off-season-senior-citizen-pass-application-PDF?bidId=
Pass is mailed to you within a few days of receipt by Washington Parks. Pays for itself in a couple nights if you enjoy off season camping like we do!