Bluebill Campground

solid campground with drinking water, i usually opt for free dispersed camping so the price (30$ with reservation fee) was a bit much for me but it’s nothing crazy. it’s maybe 7 minutes off 101 which is very convenient as well.

Getting to this place is paved, but somehow it is sooo bumpy. I have been on way better gravel roads than this road. When arrived trash can was over flowing, no camp host, water spicket on our side of the campground did not work. And the worst of all it is a swamp, they may tell you it’s a lake but it’s a swamp, and with the swamp comes a million mosquitos! Have never seen so many in my life! But hey at least the sites are private and a nice fire pit. Oh and our neighbor told us that this campground had been robbed 12 different times that week. Needless to say we left right away in the morning.

We enjoyed our night here. You can reserve online last minute which is great! Spots were clean with picnic tables and fire pit but very close together

The description says it all... almost...😉 The campsite is reasonably priced and was very clean. The lake is SO cute and we walked the path around it several times which morphs from dirt to roots to packed rocks to sand. There's also a little tiny beach on one side of the path you can throw down a chair and relax. Not sure about swimming. The noise from the dunes area and all the sand toys was kinda fun to listen to during the day and it quieted down relatively early which was nice. From the roadway, you could get to the beach but not the water as that stretch is for the off-road vehicles. There's water and vault toilets available as well as trash service. There's not a lot to do outside of that but it was a nice place to stay. Happy Camping!

No ATVs here (although is close to the Oregon Dunes). For us an advantage: It's quiet. The sites offer good privacy

Maybe I'm a sucker for quieter campgrounds, but this one gets a bump up for not being all about the buggies.  The motor noise is in the distance - you can walk to all the excitement if you'd like.  The coast is close - as are the forests and lakes.  Plus, there are some pretty nice green walls between you and your neighbors.  The foliage often keeps them out of site.  The campground as a whole isn't epic or unique, but it's also not really made for too much sitting around.

It's a fine place to camp. Nice spots. Lots of motorcycles driving around 24/7

My go-to spot if i come back to the oregon dunes area. This campground, while central in the dune and OHV area, doesn't allow OHVs in the grounds so it is by far the quietest and most secluded of the campgrounds in the area. Surrounded by trees and right up against the lake with a great loop trail around it. Barely has a bar of cell service (verizon) when there. Has bathrooms and fresh water available as well. And spots are large with good privacy.

I love this small campground. At bluebill you dont have the ATV traffic but you are close to it. It has a beautiful lake, trails, fishing, beach access, crabbing close by. We camp here a couple of times a year.