Cape Blanco State Park Campground

I love the Oregon Coast and this campground is an great example why. 

When I arrived had to move my site because I didn't have any cell reception and there were too many trees in my site for Starlink. The camp hosts were very nice and accommodating. 

Came here to meet with a camping group I'm a part of and it was the perfect place for a meet-up. Nice picnic tables and fire rings at every site. A trail along the edge of the of the coast. 

There's a lighthouse and a little museum to visit. Plus lots of fun stuff to do in Brookings. A nice time overall!

Very quiet and private, amazingly beautiful, a lot of trails nearby. Views are out of this world. Easy beach access.

I absolutely loved my stay here. My site had everything I needed for great solo car camping; sink dump nearby, water, plenty of privacy but not so much I felt isolated. I could sort of hear but not see my neighbors, and my site had a pretty special hidden feature behind the campfire - the perfect unexpected spot for my hammock. I was pretty close to the bathrooms which were quite clean. breakfast included huckleberries collected around my site. I got in late and left early so didn't have time to fully explore the nearby area but I could hear the ocean all night which was lovely.

This was a real treat on our Coastal trip of Oregon. Nestled back along Cape Blanco near the lighthouse we were tucked away in the trees and a hike away to the ocean. Take a short drive down the road and you’re at the light house with some beautiful spots to hike and see the rock formations in the ocean.

This site reminded us of home camping. Spacious and private. Lots of trees and beautiful trails to walk. The views of the ocean and the trail down to the beach were incredible. Would stay here longer next time though it was a bit chilly.

Enjoying our stay. When we booked it, I had no idea this is the windiest place on the Oregon Coast lol.

Our 2nd night, we couldn't sit outside & enjoy a campfire, way too windy. Other than that, it's been great.

A few nice trails here, like others mentioned it's a steep climb out of the beach area. The trail to the lighthouse is easy & enjoyable.

Groceries, gas, and a few eateries in town, 5-6 miles away

Lighthouse is a bike ride away. The beach is 8 minute walk a kind of steep hill and 3 min car ride. Definitely been a windy 8 day here's. But honestly would come back. It's clean and quiet. Hosts are really nice. Bonfires are allowed. Helped a lot. Honestly my husband & I loved it. We also invited my sister and her family with us. We slept in 5th wheel camper and they slept in tent. Plenty of space. The trees hold back a lot of the wind.

Great campground. Lots of tall trees and the ocean off in the distance below. Very quiet place with easy back in spots. Not much privacy, but plenty of space between sites. A walk down the coast trail affords beautiful views of the ocean. We’ll definitely be back.

Awesome setting! A few sites are filtered ocean view. All stores are large and pretty private. Lots of shade. Road down to the beach from campground. Walking distance to tour lighthouse. Trails for hiking. Very popular, so check on line before diving out there. There are longer pads for larger rvs.

Nice well spaced level sites in beautiful pine forest. Clean, up to date bathrooms. Hiking and great ocean views.

Well-spaced, peaceful campsites in a beautiful coastal location. This was a pleasant upgrade following a less than awesome experience at William Tugman State Park. We very much enjoyed our visit here. It’s a bit of a hike to the beach (a steep descent down and so also a climb back out), but worth it. Sunset was beautiful and we enjoyed a tour of the Hughes Historic House.

Beautiful campground. Quiet, neat, and well maintained, with plenty of trees and screening bushes for shaded, private campsites. Bathrooms were clean and heated. They provided paper towels and soap, as well as a convenient bench for putting down your dopp kit. Faucets are low flow and provide about 15 seconds of water after being activated. I was not able to get hot water.

Beach trail and nearby lighthouse are good sightseeing opportunities. I was pleased to see many small rabbits around the campground on the morning of my visit. Stellar jays also visit the campsites and are very persistent food thieves.

Such a wild, windy and beautiful place.  We will definitely return to do more exploring!

We were only here for a night, but we loved this place. 60+ sites, most were very private with trees and other natural cover separating you from other sites. Very quiet and peaceful.

We had a site with hookups that was literally 50 feet from a private trail that led directly to the beach! You can drive all the way down to the beach (or walk) -- or if you've got an offroad vehicle you can drive directly onto the beach. We though that was super cool.

One or two min drive to the lighthouse was super convenient. We got there really early before it was open, but we were greeted by a really impressive marine layer (aka fog!) as we pulled our rig up to the edge of the coastal cliffs and drank our morning coffee (see pics)!

LOVED it, and wish we could have stayed longer and kept exploring.

Nice campground with good privacy in most spots. Came here without reservations and there was only one spot available which we didn’t fit in in our 26ft Class C. Most sites level and all had fire pits and picnic tables. 

Dump station was closed when we were there.

There are dumpsters and mixed recycling bin (no glass), bathrooms with flush toilets and hot showers. The camp host on site was helpful and directed us to other campgrounds in the area.

$29/night for partial hookup. Cabins are $51/ night, $61 with pet

Hiker/ biker camp, group camping, and horse camping here also. 

Lighthouse is up the road which was extremely windy but campground wasn’t as windy as the trees block a bulk of it. 

Cell service was sketchy, some service but in and out and not strong with ATT and Verizon but no TMobile.

Water and power, dumpstation was closed. Very quiet campground, close to nice hikes.

Really excellent campground - amenities, space, privacy, trail to the lighthouse and coast! Was only here for one night but would stay multiple nights here

Almost all of the sites have privacy. You are not stacked in there like you are at mini state parks and RV campgrounds. There are nice trails going right from the campground out to the lighthouse along the shore and down to the beach. Great clean bathrooms, with nice hot showers.

I've camped at several state parks in Oregon and Cape Blanco is my favorite!  It is situated above a beautiful beach with an access road straight from the campground.  The sites are spacious and trees provide a good amount of privacy between the sites.  There is a wooded trail that leads to the nearby historic lighthouse where you can enjoy amazing views up and down the coast.  There are bathrooms with hot showers onsite, which is a plus after enjoying time at the beach. The campground offers RV hookups, but note the dump station was not in service during our visit in June 2021. This campground also has a horse camp with newer corrals, bathroom and miles of equestrian trails.  We stayed in one of the cute rustic cabins for half of our stay and in our camper van for the remainder.  Looking forward to future stays at Cape Blanco State Park!

Lovely cool respite in summer. Thick, dark, beautiful forest. Almost always windy but the vegetation blocks a lot of it at the sites. Reservation only now, bummer.

Also there’s no sanitary dump or sewer hookups, FYI.

During a beautiful sunny April weekend along the Oregon Coast, campsites are difficult to find. We had to break our no reservations rule to snag the last campsite within the state park system along the Oregon Coast.

It was nice, though, to have a nice site reserved for us but we just don’t like having to pay $8 to reserve a site. Online reservation system does make it easy, though.

This is a beautiful campground with lighted wooded paths to the restrooms with free showers. Our site number A45 was very private next to the accommodating camp host. There is beach access via a narrow road but it is a spectacular one. We even saw a Jeep drive down to make its way along the beach which in Oregon is a highway. They were free range sheep near the beach so be careful when you drive down. It isn’t too far to walk from the campground and is very scenic.

This is a lovely campground and we would stay again. We talked to a couple from Bandon just north who said they camp here once a month.

Open for business (no Covid closure at this time). 50 sites with electric hookups. Some sites are In tall pine forest with bits of views to the ocean. Very clean bathrooms with showers available. Beach access nearby, and this time of year - almost nobody on the beach.

A campground the has access for everyone. Vehicles, hikers, bikers, equestrians all have a place here. 50 sites have electric hook ups. They are kinda close together but there is some privacy in between too. Only the group site can be reserved. Great hiking, beach access down a road, and a light house will keep you busy here.

Managed to find this great campground despite the location being incorrect on the map. We first headed down Airport Road which was a dead end... the actual turnoff to the state park is a couple of miles south of that, which the map doesn’t show.

The campground is about 50 spots - road and sites are paved with power and water. We paid $24 for a site tho we didn’t need either power or water. Well treed, and short walk to beautiful views. Highly recommend it!

Great campsite with amazing views and service at a great price to what it has to offer. Paid $24 for campground with tent and one vehicle.

I have been camping at Cape Blanco State Park for years. This campground is located on the Southern Oregon coast outside of Port Orford, OR.

The campground does not take reservations and can have low availability during peak summer season. Cabins are available to reserve. The campground has free showers, flush toilets, sinks, firewood for sale, and beach access. The sites have full hookups, fire pits, tables, and very long paved drives. A bikers' camp, group camp, and horse camp are also available.

It is very windy here, but the plants surrounding the sites keep out most of the coastal wind and also provide plenty of privacy from other sites. Be prepared for cold weather and misty air. Dump station is under construction and not open for use right now.