My 31’ Class C fit well in the site and there were many sites I saw that accommodate larger rigs. The layout of most of the sites provides privacy and all have fire rings and picnic tables. There were plenty of bathrooms for those who need them. I did not use them so have no comment. There are reservable group sites as well. Near the ... more

Our check-in was the typical self check-in with the iron ranger. The host did come out and explain that being off season (October) that only the A and B loops were open. We took our usually driving tour of the park and picked our spot. Since the park is mostly in the trees if you are depending on solar, it's hard to come by. We pic... more

This may be the best national forest campground we've ever stayed at... One of the challenges of fulltime/longterm RVing is having to contend with holiday weekends. We headed to the Oregon Coast for Labor Day weekend to avoid the heat and smoke. We hoped by getting a Thursday start we may luck into a walk-in campsite for the weekend. ... more

Actually, Sutton Campground has 4 loops, not 3. All are generally open in the summer when the weather is good. Usually, in the winter, only B loop or possibly A and B loop are open. Camping rate is half price with a Golden Age Pass or some other similar pass. All four loops have clean and well maintained restrooms with flush toilet... more

This was a lovely campground in the Siuslaw National Forest. Many spots have fantastic privacy with thick vegetation (super tall trees). Satellite TV/radio probably won't work here. Sutton Campground has three loops with a host who sells firewood, and there's another campground nearby called Alder Dune. The electrical sites have 30... more