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Heceta Head Lighthouse on its forested headland above the ocean north of Florence

RV Parks on the Oregon Coast

Places to stay with an RV along the Oregon Coast, from a family KOA at the mouth of the Columbia and oceanfront sites near Depoe Bay to lake, bay and harbor resorts on the central coast and a state park campground in Brookings. Compare them here, then open a park’s guide for rates, sites and directions.

Oregon Coast · US-101 from Astoria to Brookings

Parks

6 guides

Rates, sites & tips

Elevation

Near sea level

Along 360 miles of coast

Season

Year-round

Busiest Jun–Sep; mild, wet winters

Portland

About 2–6 hr

Drive to these parks

Updated October 13, 2026 · Park details checked against each park’s website

Where to stay

Oregon Coast RV parks and campgrounds

Each park has a full guide with nightly rates, site types, review scores, directions and what’s nearby.

The timber-framed lodge and camp store at the Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA Resort, with lights on at dusk
Hammond · next to Fort Stevens

Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA Resort

A big family KOA Resort next to Fort Stevens State Park, with 90 ft full-hookup sites, an indoor pool open all year and mini golf; Good Sam lists sites from $87.

Rows of RVs on terraced oceanfront sites above the beach at Sea & Sand RV Park near Depoe Bay
North of Depoe Bay · US-101

Sea & Sand RV Park

Terraced oceanfront and forest sites on a bluff north of Depoe Bay, with a path down to a long sandy beach; RVers report $70–96 a night.

Kayaks and small rental boats tied up along the dock at Darlings Marina on Siltcoos Lake
Siltcoos Lake · south of Florence

Darlings Marina & RV Resort

An old-time lake resort with lakefront sites, boat rentals and the Darlings Smokehouse; RVers report about $60–69 a night.

Aerial view of Winchester Bay RV Resort on the point at Salmon Harbor, with rows of RV sites, the marina and the forested headland beyond
Winchester Bay · Salmon Harbor

Winchester Bay RV Resort

A county-run resort on the point at Salmon Harbor with 167 full-hookup sites facing the bay or river; from $46 a night in winter.

A travel trailer and truck on a gravel RV site with lawn and picnic table at Bay Point Landing in Coos Bay
Coos Bay · near Charleston

Bay Point Landing

A modern bayfront resort with heated private bathhouses and an indoor saltwater pool; Good Sam lists sites from $84.

Sea stacks and tide pools on the beach at Harris Beach State Park near Brookings, Oregon
Brookings · state park

Harris Beach State Park Campground

65 full-hookup sites near tide pools and sea stacks; $52 a night at peak, and 25% more for out-of-state campers.

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by following along and giving their work a look. Park photos: Astoria / Warrenton / Seaside KOA Resort, Sea & Sand RV Park, Darlings Marina & RV Resort, Winchester Bay RV Resort and Bay Point Landing, with our thanks; Harris Beach photo by Rick Obst (CC BY 4.0). Hero photo: Acroterion on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0), resized.

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