There’s nothing quite like the soothing sounds of waves crashing against the shore while the sun sets over the horizon. The perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life can be found in Oregon’s stunning beaches, which are a treat for all of your senses. And what better way to experience this than by camping right on the beach? At this point, you might be asking yourself where you should head along the Oregon coastline for an unforgettable beach camping experience. Look no further! I’ve got you covered with this guide to the best places to go camping on Oregon beaches.
14 Best Places to Go Camping on Oregon Beaches
There are 18 Oregon State Parks spread out along the coast which means there is a perfect spot for everyone! We are not covering all of them here but instead focusing on the best spots to camp.
Cape Lookout State Park Campground
Cape Lookout State Park in Tillamook County offers incredible views of the Pacific Ocean complete with peaceful campsites and hiking trails. The park is situated between Netarts Bay and the ocean with 231 campsites with convenient access to the beach. They have yurts, full hook-up sites for RVs , tent sites, and cabins. (The beach cannot be seen from the campground.) You can even take the eight-mile trail up the Cape Lookout for an unparalleled panoramic view of the coast. If you are lucky you might just see some whales. The campground is open year-round and has 2 EV charging stations.
Harris Beach State Park
For those looking for a camping experience with a little more adventure, Harris Beach State Park is the perfect place. You can go fishing, kayaking, or even hike the trails available within the park. The park sits just above the beach, so you won’t have a hard time getting to the waves. To top it off, the sunsets at Harris Beach State Park are breathtaking! Located on US Highway 101 just north of Brookings. They have full hookups for RVs, tent camping sites, and 6 yurts.
Bullards Beach State Park
Bullards Beach State Park is situated on the southern Oregon coast in Bandon and offers fantastic camping options for families and larger groups. From yurts to campsites to 103 full-hookup sites, you’ll find something perfect for your needs. And the added bonuses of the park include renting stand-up paddleboards or kayaks, biking, and even an outdoor amphitheater for nightly events. This particular campground is great for those camping with horses.
Bandon, Oregon
Cape Perpetua Campground
Cape Perpetua Campground offers camping between the Pacific and coastal forests in Yachats, Oregon. With 39 campsites, it is a great spot to watch the sunset over the ocean’s horizon. The park is relatively small, but it features a calm and serene atmosphere that is just perfect for unwinding, spending time with family, and appreciating nature.
Nehalem Bay State Park
A perfect stop along the Oregon coastline for kayakers, paddle-boarders, and kiteboarders, Nehalem Bay State Park boasts numerous outdoor activities besides camping. You can set up camp at one of its 265 spacious campsites nestled in the coastal forest and bring your boat because they have a boat ramp. Plus, the campsite offers access to more than two miles of sandy beach and bay. This state park has 18 yurts, so if getting a yurt is a priority put this spot at the top of your list.
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