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Originally Posted by az bound
Now you let the secret out. Oregon has some of the best state parks in the nation and the most beautiful coastline.
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It was so unexpected too. My reservation fell through at another park so I was scrambling around to find something (which is a job in July!!)
I found this park and got lucky as there was a cancellation and took it.
There are a LOT of avid campers, where I work, and I had asked them all about this place. No one knew anything about it, so I'm thinking 'this can't be good' (when I came back and was raving about this place, someone that I did not even know camped piped up and said they go every season- tent camping
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It was a real gem and I will go each year.
I read some reviews, on a campground review site and they said it was hard to get a big rig in. While I only have a small trailer, I watched people with very large rigs back in just fine (faster than I did, in fact). I think a lot of it has to do with how experienced you are with your rig.
I do not think I mentioned it but each site is paved and nearly level. I put my TT over as far as I could, on the pad, to have more paved room at my doorway so I did use one 2" block to level. However, if I would have parked more toward center, I would not have needed to do that.
I am going to the Olympic Penninsula this month and not sure yet for Sept & October
I want to go to Fort Stevens & Silver Falls (heard rave reviews from friends about Silver Falls).
Ahhhh, so many great parks, so little time...............
Sheila