Windy Cove Campground (Section B)

We got out from out COVID-19 orders down to a county that is opened up. Nice enough spot but noisy. Not a spot if you don’t ATV over dunes. My mistake. Lots of noisy and relatively uncaring folks puttering around here.

Also demo station is a ways away from the camping sites in a different section of the campground and costs $10 - only two nights here so not overly expensive but they already add a no refundable fee of $10 anyway so the site costs $90 ($35x2 + 10 + 10). A disappointment for wanting to relax for the weekend.

May 10th 2020, Douglas county had just opened their campgrounds and parks for Oregon residents, and we jumped at the chance to get out! Very nice place with the usual West Oregon weather. Park was in very good condition with attentive hosts.

Restrooms/showers only available 8 to 10 am and 5 to 7 pm. Only full hookup sites available for now. No tents. Nice spacing between sites.

Not crowded during the week, though it looked like the weekends were very popular.

We found this campground a few years ago. It’s an easy in & out campground that can take large rigs and tent campers. It’s close to some Oregon coast sand dunes and folks come here with their ATVs but, aside from a luttle noise when folks come ‘n go, it a peaceful campground. There are two loops...A & B. The price (above) is for a full hook-up (including sewer), on a weekday (35 on a weekend). Run by Douglas County, the campground is not much to look at but is always clean, well kept, and has full restrooms & free showers. It is just across the street from Winchester Bay (near Reedsport, Oregon). Within an easy walk, Winchester Bay has a few tourist shops, a tackle store, and a kite store...more importantly, it has three GREAT restaurants that are VERY reasonable for really, really good food...especially Chowder. Take your pick, they all have killer food. We stop here every time we are vacationing in Oregon.