Sea Perch RV Resort

The manager, Karen (not her real name), treated me with such disrespect upon check-in that I vowed to come leave a review.
The staff, workampers and camp hosts are friendly, but Karen was such a douche canoe to me that I wanted to leave immediately. We didn’t, because there are no refunds for any reason other than a medical emergency.
SO many rules. Unlike any place I’ve ever stayed, and we travel full-time. No bikes. WTF?!
There’s no cell service here. They have Wi-Fi.
The views are beautiful but the beach itself is gross. It appears leech fields from the hill above the resort drain here, making the sand dark and muddy. Or maybe that was just Karen’s vibe rubbing off on me.
The sites were hard to maneuver a big rig into, and the resort is situated right on HWY 101, so the sites near the highway have so much road noise.

Read their cancellation policy thoroughly before booking. Or, just don’t book.

Excellent location on the central Oregon coast. Sites are nicely spaced apart with convenient and well maintained hookups. Camp hosts were wonderful and the overall vibe of the resort was very peaceful and accommodating. The ocean is right at your doorstep and the weather can get dramatic. The best sites are the ocean front and I think the sites on the ends have dedicated areas with fire pits and Adirondack chairs *but* if you cannot snag one of those I think the terrace sites are a good choice for the best views. Florence is a 25 min drive for groceries and old town Florence has some amazing eateries and coffee. Resort Wi-Fi was pretty good. I had full bars on Verizon and was able to stream flawlessly using my WeBoost; however, without the booster there was virtually no cell signal.

We've stayed here before and will each year...it's that great! Sea Perch is a small park, with some sites directly facing the ocean and some placed parallel to the beach going up the hill. All have great views of the ocean and sunsets, with the beach just steps away. The park is immaculate, with level concrete pads, pristine utility pedestals, and a large club house for guests. There are two hosts on site, always friendly and quick to help. Reservations are needed well in advance (we make ours each year for the following year when we leave), as demand for these spots is high. The park is located between Yachats (charming) and Florence (larger with more dining options) on Highway 101. Cellular access is poor but they have an outstanding Wi-Fi setup for wifi calling, so no internet access or phone call difficulties.

This is one of our favorites on the entire Oregon Coast. Enjoy! Mike & Judy (Bend, Oregon)

This location is a gem on the Pacific. Wonderful views, easy beach access, nice facilities with a game room, and friendly, helpful managers. We love this place and hope to return soon. However, the wi-fi is sub-par, sufficient only for checking email but not for streaming videos — they offer cable hookups but who uses cable anymore? Also the sites nearest the highway experience some traffic noise during the day but typically relents at night.

We stayed here in our 25' Class C 2/15/21. This is a beautiful resort and you can't get any closer to oceanfront. It's pricy, but the view is well worth it. We had site #7 and as we arrived the host was there to guide us in and give us a welcome packet. We didn't use any facilities due to Covid, but will be back again! Our site was level with a nice picnic table and the dog area was large and clean.

Full hookup site (50 amp, cable, water, sewer) with a wide concrete pad that gave us plenty of room for our 31’ fifth wheel, truck, (their) picnic table, and (our) firepit and chairs.

Not all sites are oceanfront - be sure to check the park map when reserving. The park sits on US 101, but most sites are down the hill from the road and the ocean drowns out what little road noise there is on this fairly remote stretch of 101.

Grass lawn separates the back of the sites from the beach - maybe 50 feet from the stairs down to the sand.

Clubhouse facilities were closed due to COVID-19, but we knew that going in.

Great sunset view from our site!

While the park is in a fairly remote stretch of the Oregon coast, Florence isn’t too far south and Yachats is a short drive north. Plenty of state parks and walkable beaches to explore in both directions.

This was a splurge for us, but the oceanfront sites are well worth it!