Pacific Pines RV Park

4044 Hwy 101, Florence, OR 97439

541-997-1434

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GPS: 44.0022,-124.0998

Pacific Pines RV Park is located at 4044 Hwy 101, Florence, Oregon 97439 with a total of 64 campsites. Some of the amenities you can enjoy there are Fishing, and more. Before your trip to Pacific Pines RV Park, check out website at http://www.pacificpinesrv.com/ or contact them through 541-997-1434 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

44.0022, -124.0998

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 44.0022, -124.0998

Amenities

Hookups 50 Amp 30 Amp 20 Amp water sewer Full Hookups
Connectivity cable tv wifi
Recreation rec hall
Site Amenities big rig pull thru
Facilities dog run laundry recycle restrooms
Discount Clubs AAA AARP Good Sam
Pets dog run pets

Overview of Pacific Pines RV Park


Last Price Paid: $45

Reported by Emie on 08.28.2021

Longest RV Reported: 25 feet (Travel Trailer)

Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022

Weekly Rate:

Yes

Monthly Rate:

Yes

Number of Sites:

64

Pad Type:

concrete

Elevation:

65 ft / 19 m

Reviews of Pacific Pines RV Park

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  • Convenient to Florence ... but noisy!

    Reviewed 28/8/2021

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    Nightly rate: $45

    Days stayed: 10

    Site number: 52

    Easy check-in with a nice English fella. This is a basic park as far as landscaping and amenities. There are no views – we looked at the trash bin, dog park and storage garages. The interior roads and sites are concrete which is nice. Most sites looked pretty level. It’s a bit tight maneuvering for larger rigs. If you are on the front ...moreEasy check-in with a nice English fella. This is a basic park as far as landscaping and amenities. There are no views – we looked at the trash bin, dog park and storage garages. The interior roads and sites are concrete which is nice. Most sites looked pretty level. It’s a bit tight maneuvering for larger rigs. If you are on the front row near the exit, it can be especially challenging. We barely fit our 45er in the site and had to park the car elsewhere. The sites are narrow, and we hugged up against a tree pulling in. We had to position carefully to get all 4 slides out, and we were still right up against a tree on the driver’s side. Sites are close with a couple of trees between. Lots of cars parked all over the place since most sites are too short to fit both the RV and car. There is some street noise from 101 but the boat/RV storage area up front blocks some of it. That does not deter from the very loud diesel trucks in the campground and surrounding neighborhood. There are many long term renters that leave early in the morning. Also lots of dogs barking even in the middle of the night. WII FI either worked pretty well or not at all. Verizon was 4g 3 bars so we used our hot spots a lot. They have cable but we didn’t try it and satellite seems possible in all sites. To use the laundry you must sign up for a 2 hour slot. Many people were taking advantage and showing up early or staying past their time. It costs $2.50 for the washer and $2 for the dryer. The bathhouse has 2 showers and 2 bathroom stalls and all appeared clean. The park is convenient to Florence, and there are some nice hikes nearby.

  • One of the best RV parks in Oregon

    Reviewed 4/4/2018

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    Nightly rate: $42

    Days stayed: 60

    Site number: 36

    I've been staying here on a monthly basis for the past 5 years - 30-60 days each year. The daily rate of $42.50 is with Good Sam discount. Otherwise, it's $47 per night. Monthly is $825 during high season of May-Oct, half that during the rainy season Nov-Apr.The park is entirely concrete with landscaped gravel cutouts between sites...moreI've been staying here on a monthly basis for the past 5 years - 30-60 days each year. The daily rate of $42.50 is with Good Sam discount. Otherwise, it's $47 per night. Monthly is $825 during high season of May-Oct, half that during the rainy season Nov-Apr.The park is entirely concrete with landscaped gravel cutouts between sites so it remains very clean - yay, no mushy dirt or gravel to drive on. It rains here a lot between late October and April, hence the concrete, plus a very good drainage system causes no worries. The owners/managers are super friendly and run a tight ship, keeping everything clean and in working order. The park is located just off Hwy 101 about 3 miles north of Old Town Florence - which is a small, touristy but lovely town. There are lots of shops and restaurants along the harbor waterfront. If Indian casinos are your thing, there's one a couple of miles east of town. Nearby are sand dunes, jetties and state parks to explore as well as Heceta Head Lighthouse and beach as well as sea lion caves.Pacific Pines is one block east of Hwy 101 so there's a bit of traffic noise but nothing objectionable.In years past, wifi has been a bit spotty but this year it seems to be quicker and more reliable. The company they use monitors the bandwidth you're using on your assigned IP address. It's been my experience that if you are streaming high volumes of wifi video, you'll be blocked on that device for 24 hours or more so don't do it. This keeps everything fair so the bandwidth is reasonable for everyone.Satellite TV reception is very good here. There's a clear view of the southern sky from nearly every site. There are trees along the perimeter but they aren't very tall. Even in a driving rainstorm, my Dish Tailgater pulls in a clear signal here.Verizon, ATT and T-Mobile all have good cell service in Florence. I get 3 bars of T-Mobile at the RV park.

  • Great for rainy days

    Reviewed 1/3/2016

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    Nightly rate: $39

    Days stayed: 1

    We picked this spot for an overnight as the weather called for rain, rain and more rain. It is all concrete, asphalt and rock. No soft surfaces to get mired in or mud to track into the trailer here! The gentleman who checked us in was very friendly and informative. The sites are close together, asphalt with gravel and shrubbery in ...moreWe picked this spot for an overnight as the weather called for rain, rain and more rain. It is all concrete, asphalt and rock. No soft surfaces to get mired in or mud to track into the trailer here! The gentleman who checked us in was very friendly and informative. The sites are close together, asphalt with gravel and shrubbery in between each. Our pad was perfectly level - great for easy packing up in the rain. The restrooms/showers were recently remodeled and were very nice. Despite being close to the road, it was extremely quiet at night...and there is NOT a lot of lighting to shine in the windows and keep you awake. There is coffee in the a.m. in the rec room. The wifi was spectacular, despite the full park. We were able to stream a movie.

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Confirmed by 1 Users Last Reported 04/04/2018

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