We had a blast staying in the A loop with full hookups for our travel trailer! Very friendly camp hosts and clean facilities right near our spot. 2 minute walk to the beach which is great and I fished off the jetty which is always a blast!

This campground (and A Loop) are definitely worth a visit. The WIDE sandy beach at the end of the loop was a surprise to me, I have to confess - I was expecting a rocky shoreline. It was lovely to be on the beach at sunset with a view to the north of the North Head Lighthouse. Campground bathrooms and showers were impressive - PRIVATE individual locking rooms (and lighted occupancy indicators) with full locking doors for the toilets and showers. Pretty good spacing and landscaping between the campsites on A Loop, and I like the circular arrangement. We will definitely be back!

Nice camp. A bit spread out, so bring a bike. Pictures are a bike tour of the "A" and "B" sites starting and ending at site 26. Sites 11-20 in "A" loop were damaged in a storm January of 2018 are are closed indefinitely. Easy walking to the beach.

One of my favorite parks, any time of year, rain or shine. The beach is a relatively short walk from any of the uniformly clean, level and well laid out campsites. Lots of things to do within walking distance or a short drive. I love that there is no cell service anywhere in the campground, but a short drive or longer walk up to the ridge will get you service if you need it. Outside of the park, get some delicious fresh oysters from Sportsman's Cannery just up the road in Seaview and cook them over your campfire- an awesome way to spend an evening. Forget something? Try the Dennis Company a little further up the road in Long Beach proper. They've got all of your camping/fishing/clamming/crabbing needs sorted.

Stayed here in our travel trailer. Very quiet. We went out on the beach and had a nice walk in the sand. We walked out on the jetty where we saw lots of birds, seals, sea lions and even a few dolphins. Pretty cool! We had fun watching the fishermen out in the surf who were having pretty good success. This is a favorite campground to visit. We have normally visited in the summer but we found going in early January very pleasant. We will definitely be returning.

I love this place. I car camp or rent a yurt every year. The beach has the best west coast surfing waves most of the year.

Easy check-in with yellow phone box at the ranger's station. If you're going to We were there on a day when campfires were allowed. Local wood available in the campground. Campsites sheltered from the wind by plenty of trees, and close enough to the ocean to hear the surf. Level, easy back-in, long, paved RV sites with 30A or 50A electrical, potable water, and sewer hook-ups. Picnic tables and iron fire rings with hinged grates. Yurts also available. Big shower house with multiple individual shower rooms.

One of my favorites to camp now...go find the beaches!