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William M. Tugman State Park, Oregon
Easily accessed off of Hwy 101, but unattended by the masses, Tugman’s simple luxury is all shore pines and the blue electric whir of dragonflies guarding a lake’s perimeter. It is ospreys and eagles Read more...
Easily accessed off of Hwy 101, but unattended by the masses, Tugman’s simple luxury is all shore pines and the blue electric whir of dragonflies guarding a lake’s perimeter. It is ospreys and eagles in mist-draped swoops and deer grazing in coastal forest thickets. It is white tipped ocean waves coming apart on a sandy shore like scattered diamonds and nearby dune recreation thrill rides.
William M. Tugman provides a sweet spot to stay tucked away or a convenient anchor for further explorations through Oregon’s coastal camping variety. Bike, boat and fish, check out Reedsport, Coos Bay and the Umpqua River Lighthouse, as you experience the bewitching power of the coast’s dune swept heart.
Electrical sites with water, hiker/biker camps, an RV dump station, flush toilets, hot showers, picnic...
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Momo: I had a great stay here! The landscape is breathtaking and the sunset is beautiful. Though I didn't...
Andrew: It was great getting to meet the host, Sophia, at this location. Upon arriving, we took a tour of the...
Robert: Gorgeous property right on the lake. we car camped on the lake side and we had a magical time. Nice...
Christopher: Pitch your tent amidst the Alder trees here next to the Siuslaw River. You can drive right to your...
Jack: Great Location. Sara (Land Owner) was gracious and kind. If you camp and want to bring a dog think...
Evan: Bandon Farm Stay is the perfect quiet and comfortable retreat when you want to disconnect and just...
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Carolina: We are a 501c3 Not for Profit that would like to offer to all those who have lost their homes in the...
Carolina: We are a 501c3 Not for Profit with quite a few rooms to offer to those in need from the Santa Rosa...
Lisa: Park your RV or camper van in the beautiful Umpqua Valley and river to hike, bird watch, raft, swim,...
Emily: Forests and lakes, and dunes, oh my! Nice family campground nestled next to plenty of dune hills to...
Evan: The Artfarm Barn was a totally rad place to stay! The hosts Willow and Josh were so welcoming and...
Paul: Pitch your tent within the 1 acre cleared area of the coastal forest. There is a big fire pit for all...
Emma: Gorgeous campground. Three loops with bathrooms in the center. One has showers, all great quality. The...
Mike: Located approximately two hours south of Portland, and only 20 minutes south of Eugene, Lavish Country...
Wallace: An old waterman's cabin (24 x 26) is dry and has a wood stove but not a working bathroom as yet. Or...
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If you’re just rolling into the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, there’s a good chance you’ll...
Less than a mile from Salmon harbor and Winchester Bay is Umpqua Lighthouse campground--a simple,...