Camping on the Oregon Coast

There are at least 32 public campgrounds and many more private facilities along the south coast. Some are located near the beach with views of the Pacific Ocean while others are located further inland or up one of the many Wild and Scenic Rivers.

The southern Oregon coast is less crowded, so visit and enjoy the serenity, the spectacular views, the wide open beaches and natural beauty.

Coos Bay - Charleston

Travel to the north and visit the vast Oregon Dunes National Park. Or travel to the west and south to visit the beaches and cliffs overlooking the Pacific ... more

Gold Beach - Port Orford

Camp on a beach next to the Pacific Ocean, along the wild and scenic Rogue River, near a lighthouse, or in the middle of the Siskiyou National Forest ... more

Reedsport - Winchester Bay

Camping in the Reedsport - Winchester Bay area centers around the Oregon Dunes National Park, which stretches over 50 miles. Vacation in a campground selected ... more

Crescent City, CA

Travel to Crescent City - Del Norte on the California coast to explore the Giant Redwoods. There are several campgrounds where you can camp among these giants ... more

Brookings - Harbor

There are plenty of campgrounds within easy reach of the Brookings - Harbor area surrounded by spectacular natural beauty. Camp in a Oregon State Park with a ... more

Bandon

There are two public places to camp near Bandon: Bullard's Beach State Park just two miles to the north, and Floras Lake which is located further south ... more