Cannon Beach RV Resort

We love this park. We’ve been coming here for 20 years. Easy access off of US 101, but no road noise.

The park sits in a forested setting with a few pull-through and plenty of well-laid out back-in sites. Indoor pool & hot tub (currently closed due to COVID-19, but normally a nice way to warm up in winter), several clean restrooms with showers, small playground & basketball hoop, propane, gas, and diesel on-site, and a small camp store with laundry & game room.

Sidewalks lead from the park under 101 to the main drag in picturesque Cannon Beach, and easy beach access (a 15 minute walk from our campsite).

All sites are paved and full hookup with cable TV, 50 amp service, picnic table, grill grate, and water & sewer. Cell service (AT&T) is spotty (1 intermittent bar), as it is on much of the Oregon coast. Wi-fi was hit and miss — usually working, but briefly cutting out intermittently. It’s certainly not robust. Working from the park wasn’t an option, but browsing & e-mail worked most of the time.

A herd of elk even grazed on the grass one afternoon! Friendly staff and a quiet park. One of our favorites!

These guys really have their act together! The park is beautiful the services are great oh, and the employees are Pleasant and helpful. Cell reception good Wi-Fi good cable TV add approximately 60 channels. Beautiful trees throughout the park nice grass Lawns everywhere and hardly any mud places even when it's raining heavily. We were there over Christmas break and it was two-thirds full. Great laundry room and Lodge. So approximately 20 elk On the Border edge of the property. I've been here twice and it's our favorite on the Oregon coast.

This was a great spot and we stayed 2 nights. Verizon cell service from our site was bad but the camp WiFi worked great for us. Kids were able to do remote school just fine. Short walk to town. We also used bus system with stop right at RV park to go to Seaside. Staff was really helpful for us. When we left we stopped at Hugs Point and this is a must! We definitely would stay here again.

We stayed _just_ after it opened up post COVID Quarantine. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Relatively quiet. Fantastic location within easy walking distance to the iconic Cannon Beach, as well as a micro brewery and downtown shops & galleries. Very weak cell service (ATT), but the WiFi made up for it as the park wasn’t full yet - so not a lot of people drawing from it.

Convenient, affordable, and comfortable. Full hook ups, mostly level spots. Clean laundry facilities, bathrooms, and showers. Easy walk to downtown Cannon Beach and the beach itself. Good beer at Pelican, and there's a little bar in a hardware store on the main drag nearby.

Wi-fi gets overloaded, especially in the evening and at night. AT&T cell signal is almost non-existent (1-2 bars of LTE, but intermittent at best). You have to go up to Seaside to get good signal.

Knocked off a star for the soggy sites around the perimeter where the rain tends to gather at the foot of a huge berm they've got surrounding the property. Gets muddy around the coach.

Paid about $40 per night with the Good Sam discount in December 2019.

Herd of elk wander the campground in the morning (about 20 head, cows and bulls).

This was our forest time staying here but we will definitely be back. We stayed over a wet winter weekend but the campground was still full. Just located off of Hwy 101 but you can’t hear any traffic noise. Well maintained campground with plenty of space between your neighbors. Nice clean facilities too. Verizon coverage was poor but campground had great WiFi for when we needed it.

While not on the beach it's easy walking. The park is right off the hwy but there wasn't any traffic noise. The park is older but it's been maintained. We stayed on a winter weekend and the park was only half full but I imagine it's very busy during the summer months. Thank goodness the wifi was good as there was practically no Verizon coverage.

We tend to favor state parks over private RV parks to get away from the parking lot feel, but this place felt like a state park! Plenty of trees and well spaced sites. Full hookups w/50amp. 10 min walk into the heart of Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock. Gas, propane, laundry, pool, hot tub on site. Laundry is also open to the public, so you might have to wait a bit to get an open machine.

Verizon service was slow at times, but campground wifi was fairly reliable.

Would definitely stay here again!