We stayed here for 3 nights and absolutely fell in love with Cape Kiwanda. This is our new favorite Oregon coast beach town! It has a real beach vibe and you cannot beat the location. The RV park is literally across the street from the public beach area. People wanting to come visit for the day have a horrible time trying to park o...moreWe stayed here for 3 nights and absolutely fell in love with Cape Kiwanda. This is our new favorite Oregon coast beach town! It has a real beach vibe and you cannot beat the location. The RV park is literally across the street from the public beach area. People wanting to come visit for the day have a horrible time trying to park on the main highway and have to pull coolers, kids, and beach chairs on dangerous roads with almost no shoulder. I was actually terrified watching some of the families trek to the beach after parking on the highway. Its worth it just for the location across the beach and not having to hassle with parking. The park itself is OK, everything was clean, but you're coming here for the location. Everyone that worked there was awesome and super helpful if we needed anything. Some sites are better than others, and I heard there was a pool but we were there during COVID so it wasn't on our radar. The store is awesome. They have a deli counter, fudge shop, and are well stocked with groceries, beer/wine, and have a cute souvenir shop. There is a pizza shop next door, a taco/burrito place across the street, a great coffee shop, and let's not forget about Pelican Brewing. We are already booked again for this summer! I can't wait!

$75 for a pull-through site in late October - of the two WiFi signals, one doesn’t connect and the other is so slow it’s impossible to even load email. Plus trash left from the previous guests in our fire ring. Literally just paying for the location.

Beautiful area but the CG is crowded and noisy. Not worth the money. Spend the day at Cape Kiwanda. Definitely eat and drink at Pelican Brewing then drive to a better camp if you like cozy. The camp store has about anything you could want and there's a indoor heated pool and sauna. Too crowded for me though!

...but worth every penny. A real "KOA" vibe happening here. Our site was large, not all of them are. There are those "camping lodge" trailers all around. Playgrounds, a gift shop, firewood for sale and decent WiFi. What stands out is the beach. They've got a haystack ( like Cannon Beach's), but the feeling is more like Ecola. Small...more...but worth every penny. A real "KOA" vibe happening here. Our site was large, not all of them are. There are those "camping lodge" trailers all around. Playgrounds, a gift shop, firewood for sale and decent WiFi. What stands out is the beach. They've got a haystack ( like Cannon Beach's), but the feeling is more like Ecola. Small, quiet, and the lord himself would be jealous of evolution for how the ocean has shaped this slice of sand and salt. You can sandboard down the massive dune (they rent sandboards at the RV park), or just climb to the top where an even more majestic view awaits (especially if you hike towards the beach, through the sitkas, once you've reached the top). Pelican Brewery being between the park and the beach didn't hurt either. This is my top beach town, or maybe "resort" is the word, in Oregon.