Webb County Campground

We wanted a site at the last minute in Pacific City. The main campgrounds were rude and uncommunicative. So we drove by in a research drive with our tow vehicle, no trailer, and had a great conversation with the camp host.

If I could have booked this earlier and for more daya, I would have. The price comes down with more days stayed. We had full hookups, after a week of boondocking, which was SWEET.

2 mile bike ride into town and the beach.

We pulled in on 10/6 around 11 am without reservations. The campground is tucked in behind other buildings so make sure you turn on Webb Park RD to get to the campground. We asked the camp host about FCFS site availability (the whole dry camping section was empty except for 1) and the camp host told us that we had to call the Barview Jetty campground phone number to see about availability. I went ahead and called the phone number she gave me, which then the automatic answering machine gave me options on which campground I was inquiring about so I chose Webb County. I was transferred and no joke, the SAME camp host answered. Definitely not sure what that was all about, but we were thankful we were able to choose a campsite without a reservation. We chose #19 which was spacious. There are water spigots throughout the dry camping section. Bathrooms were open but the showers were closed due to COVID. The bunnies are definitely the highlight of this campground AND the location is perfect. It is just a short walk across the street to the beach. Cape Kiwanda is beautiful and has a haystack rock and sand dunes. The water and electric sites were completely full while we were there but we enjoyed the quiet and space we had on the dry camping section (which is what we prefer anyways.) We paid $33 which includes the $11 tax/lodging fee they tack on for your first night. We had both Verizon and AT&T service well enough to stream. Dump was available for an extra charge, I believe $3.

We were the only campers here during our 3 night stay. The campground has a couple of dozen domesticated rabbits here that are quite friendly, and kept our dog entertained. This was a great spot for heading out to local hiking...which there are some great hikes! The campground was clean and very quiet...we could hear the ocean surf all night. Cape Kiwanda is an easy walk across the road.

When we showed we swapped our reserved RV spot to get a non-hookup tent spot because we thought they were less cramped and nobody else was there. We stayed in site 13 which had some nice trees to sit under and was past the fence shared with Seascape RV park. Mid-august on a weekday night it was 2/3 full last night, and most people left this morning.

Bathrooms are nice/clean, haven't tried the coin-operated showers yet. The camp hosts were very friendly and laid back.

The dory landing beach and giant dune are walking distance, and last night we wandered down and saw all sorts of fun things in the tide pools.

As I type this, 5 bunnies just hopped past me and under the trailer. The kids think they are the best and our carrot supply is dwindling. There are probably 30+ bunnies hopping around the campground, and as things go, tomorrow there might be 60.

Both AT&T and Verizon are about 2 bars, but a speed test on AT&T gave 15mbit down/1 up un boosted, 25 down / 5 up with a booster cradle. My Verizon iPhone was about 1mbit down so I didn't even try it.

Considering the high prices along the coast, this little County Park is a great deal. Excellent location, easy in and out (for our 40' motor home); large, clean laundry on site and you can walk to the beach, restaurants, coffee shops and more. There is a fish cleaning station and ample parking. The place has a lot of rabbits...that is either good or bad depending on your perspective (they are very friendly).

We stayed there in October. The first night was $38 and each night after that was $27 (I think that same multi-night discount applies in summer.