Photo thanks to Bay Point Landing
Bay Point Landing
A modern, upscale RV resort on more than a mile of Coos Bay shoreline, with full-hookup sites, heated private bathhouses, an indoor saltwater pool, a fitness center and Airstream and cabin rentals.
Coos Bay, Oregon · on the bay off Cape Arago Highway, between Empire and Charleston
Season
Year-round
Winter monthly rates by phone
Elevation
Near sea level
On the shore of Coos Bay
Hookups
Full hookups
20/30/50 amp, water, sewer and cable TV
Big rigs
41 ft
Longest rig RVers report; motorcoach sites
Updated October 13, 2026 · Details checked against the park’s website
On the shore of Coos Bay
The Bay Point Landing experience
A modern resort on the shore of Coos Bay, near Charleston: about 160 full-hookup sites, heated private bathhouses, an indoor saltwater pool and the three Cape Arago state parks just down the road.
Full hookups20/30/50 amp, water, sewer and cable TV
Big-rig friendlyPull-thru, back-in and motorcoach sites
Bayfront & beachMore than a mile of shoreline; clamming at low tide
Indoor saltwater poolHeated, with changing rooms and showers
Private bathhousesHeated, with Beekman toiletries
LaundryMachines take cards
Fitness centerPeloton and cardio machines; adults 18+
ClubhouseTerraces, fire pits and lounges
General StoreText an order for delivery to your site
Cove LoungeBreakfast Thursday to Sunday
Fire pit at each siteFirewood sold and delivered; no outside wood
Dog friendlyUp to 3 dogs per RV site; dog wash
Free Wi-FiSpotty when the park is full, reviewers say
Bocce & playgroundPlus a Kids Den and activity room
Airstreams & cabins14 Airstreams and 32 cabins to rent
Life at camp
What campers say
The resort report card
We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores tell a clear story: RVers love the bayfront sites, the spotless bathhouses, the pool and the staff, and the gripes are about the price, wind, spotty Wi-Fi and a sulfur smell at some tides.
How RVers rate it
Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5
Field notes from RVers
Longest rig RVers report41 ft Aug 2021
Cell signal reportedVerizonAT&TT-Mobile
Last reported nightly rate$150 Jul 2026
As reported by Campendium and RV LIFE users. Campendium’s scores come from 33 reviews; the $150 nightly rate was a July 2026 stay. Confirm rates and policies with the resort before you go.
Off Cape Arago Highway
Getting there
The resort is on Cape Arago Highway between Empire and Charleston, west of US-101 in Coos Bay. Some GPS apps send RVers the wrong way, so follow the resort’s own directions.
From US-101 in Coos Bay and North Bend: follow the signs for Charleston and the state parks, then west on Cape Arago Highway through EmpireFrom Sunset Bay and the Cape Arago parks: Cape Arago Highway north and east through Charleston
CAPE ARAGO HWY · CHARLESTON
Set your GPS
92443 Cape Arago Hwy, Coos Bay, OR 97420
To Charleston Marina*About 10 min
To downtown Coos BayAbout 13 min
To BandonAbout 40 min
From EugeneAbout 2 hr 25 min
Check-in 1 p.m., check-out 11 a.m. Cabins and Airstreams check in at 4 p.m.; late check-out is $10 an hour until 1 p.m.
Cool all year. Normal July highs at North Bend are about 66° and January about 54°; expect afternoon wind on the bay.
*Drive times are from OpenStreetMap routing and are approximate. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.
Around Charleston & Cape Arago
Around Charleston & Cape Arago
Charleston’s marina is 10 minutes away, Sunset Bay about 14, and Shore Acres’ gardens and the Simpson Reef sea lions about 17.
Photo thanks to Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (CC BY 4.0)
Charleston Marina
Commercial fishing boats, public crabbing docks and casual seafood spots at the working harbor near the mouth of Coos Bay.
Photo thanks to Finetooth (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Sunset Bay State Park
A sheltered, nearly round cove with a sandy beach and calm water, rare on this coast, plus tide pools at low tide.
Photo thanks to Finetooth (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Shore Acres State Park
Formal gardens on an old timber baron’s estate above the cliffs, known for winter storm-watching and a holiday light display.
Photo thanks to Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (CC BY 4.0)
Simpson Reef & Cape Arago
From the Cape Arago viewpoint, watch and hear the sea lions and seals hauled out on Simpson Reef and Shell Island.
More places to stay
Other parks worth a look
More Oregon Coast RV parks we’ve reviewed, by drive time.
Photo thanks to Winchester Bay RV Resort
Winchester Bay RV Resort
A county-run resort on the point at Salmon Harbor, with 167 full-hookup sites looking out on the bay or the Umpqua River.
Photo thanks to Darlings Marina & RV Resort
Darlings Marina & RV Resort
A small, old-time lake resort on Siltcoos Lake south of Florence, with lakefront sites, boat rentals and a smokehouse restaurant.
Photo thanks to Rick Obst (CC BY 4.0)
Harris Beach State Park
Oregon’s southernmost big state park campground, in Brookings, with 65 full-hookup sites a short walk from tide pools and sea stacks.
Before you book
Plan your stay
Everything that decides whether Bay Point Landing fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.
Our take: one of the most polished RV resorts on the coast, with bayfront sites, heated private bathhouses, a saltwater pool and the Cape Arago parks ten minutes away. It costs more than most, the wind can howl and some bay sites smell at low tide, so ask for a site that suits you and check the rig-age rule.
Reported ratesNot published online · checked Oct 13, 2026
Good Sam listingFrom $84 /night
Last RVer report$150 /night
RVer range$70–157 /night
Booking fee2% of the stay
Bay Point Landing prices sites by date and view on its booking site and doesn’t publish a rate card; call for winter monthly rates. Stays include two people and one vehicle; extra guests (age 6 and up) and extra vehicles are $5 a day, and a Site Lock fee lets you choose your site.
Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the resort policies or call (541) 351-9160.
Typical July afternoon
Coos Bay66°
Phoenix107°
Cool summers: July highs average about 66° and January about 54° at North Bend, so it never gets hot; summer afternoons bring wind and fog, and winters are wet.
Is it right for you?
Who it suits, what to consider, and why RVers keep coming back.
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Site types
From $84 a night on Good Sam’s listing; RVers report up to $157.
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Rates & policies
Check-in, cancellations, pets and rig rules.
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Before you book
Questions to ask before you reserve.
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Bay Point Landing is a modern RV resort on 103 acres along Coos Bay, with about 160 RV sites plus Airstream and cabin rentals. Streamside RV Resorts & Campgrounds bought it in September 2026 and kept the name and booking site. It suits RVers who want resort comforts close to the Cape Arago parks, Charleston’s seafood and the dunes.
Best for
- Comfort seekers: heated private bathhouses, an indoor saltwater pool and a fitness center.
- Bay views: waterview sites look across Coos Bay, with a beach for clamming at low tide.
- Big rigs: pull-thru, back-in and motorcoach sites with 50 amp.
- Dog owners: up to three dogs per RV site, a dog wash and off-leash time on the beach.
Consider this
- It’s one of the pricier parks on the coast, and the booking adds a 2% fee.
- RVs must be 10 years old or newer and RVIA certified, unless the manager approves.
- Some bayfront sites pick up a sulfur smell at certain tides, and the bay can be windy.
- No tents, pop-ups or detached truck campers.
Summer in Coos Bay
Typical July afternoon
66°
Coos Bay
North Bend Airport station
107°
Phoenix
Phoenix Sky Harbor
41 degrees cooler than Phoenix, with nights near 54°. Normal July highs, 1991–2020.
Every RV site has full hookups with 20/30/50 amp, water, sewer and cable TV, plus a stone fire pit. Prices change by date and view; book online or call for monthly winter rates.
Waterview RV Ask
Sites on the bay side; RVers report up to about $157 a night in summer.
Standard RV From $84/night
Good Sam lists sites from $84; waterview sites cost more.
Motorcoach Ask
Pull-in sites sized for Class A motorhomes.
Airstreams & cabins Ask
Rentals sleep up to 4; pets are $50 a stay in rentals.
Check-in1 p.m.Rentals 4 p.m.
Check-out11 a.m.$10 an hour until 1 p.m.
Cancellation$25 feeMore than 3 days out
Late cancellation1 nightWithin 3 days; none back on arrival day
PaymentIn fullBy card at booking; 21+
Occupancy2 includedUp to 6; extra guests $5 a day
PetsUp to 3 dogs6 ft leash; never left alone
Quiet hours11 p.m.–8 a.m.5 mph in the resort
Rigs10 years or newerRVIA certified; exceptions by manager
Not allowedTents & pop-upsNo detached truck campers
Checked against baypointlanding.com (RV sites, amenities and resort policies) on October 13, 2026. Book online or call (541) 351-9160.
Good to know before you pull in
Five things that change your booking
Ask these on the phone before you reserve.
- Waterview or inland? Waterview sites cost more; ask which sites suit your rig.
- Do I need Site Lock? Without it your site is assigned and can change.
- Is my rig too old? Rigs over 10 years old need the manager’s OK.
- What does cancelling cost? $25 more than 3 days out, one night within 3 days and nothing back on arrival day.
- Do you have winter monthly rates? Monthly winter stays are quoted by phone.
Know before you go
Frequently asked questions
A few details before you hit the road.
Season: Year-round
Ready for the bay?
Watch the sun set over Coos Bay, swim in the saltwater pool and drive ten minutes to the Cape Arago parks. Book online, or call Bay Point Landing for monthly winter stays.
Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. The resort photos come from Bay Point Landing, with our thanks, and the video tour is by Adventures of J&K. Area photos via Wikimedia Commons: Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (Charleston Marina; CC BY 4.0), Finetooth (Sunset Bay State Park; CC BY-SA 3.0), Finetooth (Shore Acres State Park; CC BY-SA 3.0) and Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives (Simpson Reef & Cape Arago; CC BY 4.0); the images were resized. Other-park photos: Winchester Bay RV Resort, Darlings Marina & RV Resort and Rick Obst via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0). Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.
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