97% (135)
Top-rated campgrounds
97% (135)
Top-rated campgrounds
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Maya
November 2025
16 ft car
the showers, sauna and bathroom were so wonderful and it’s a really special peaceful beautiful place to wake up! you can tell a lot of care went into this place. thank you 🙏🏼
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Norman
October 2025
21 ft travel trailer
Beautiful! Quiet and private spot next to a creek, tucked in an amazing corner of Oregon.
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Paula
September 2025
Tent
The access is super close to the 101, although you will hear traffic on a busy night. The 4-legged camp-host was friendly and checked on us a couple times quietly (Neeka!). The neighbor's dog was the loud one. Very private. Flat parking spot, and flat spot for tent. Tent spot was too close to firepit, but we weren't going to use it. So nice to have a picnic table! There was a clean porta-potty.
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Taz
September 2025
26 ft travel trailer
The area was quiet and nice. Close to the highway, but far enough away to feel out of town.
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Linda
September 2025
23 ft travel trailer
With pets
We really enjoyed our stay, very private and quiet, right next to creek. Not far from ocean for a day trip. Host came down and greeted us after we arrived and brought us a bag of pears.
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Lisa
September 2025
28 ft travel trailer
With pets
Highly recommend this clean, well maintained camping spot. With only 3 sites it is peaceful and quiet. Owner is friendly and brought us flowers and fruit. Perfect spot to explore Elkton and the coast. Large sites and lots of shade. Beautiful creek a few steps away with wildlife.
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Laura
September 2025
Tent
Plenty of room to park. Clean and quiet. Close to Old Town
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Dan
August 2025
20 ft campervan
Perfect after a long day of travel! I got to meet the dog, berry sweet. Made a quick trip to the dunes across the PCH.y travels started in Washington DC so it was awesome to see the Pacific!
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Collin
August 2025
Tent
Ron was wonderful host! We loved camping at dancing creek and would consider staying again. We stayed here on our way from Portland to Crater lake. We requested camp 1 but since both sites were avalible for our duration ron recommended we check out site 2 and see if we would like it, which we did. The property is massive, we saw(and dipped in) the creek, ron's garden, and a meadow up the hill. The view from the medow was spectacular. One of the best parts was just chatting with ron he made us feel welcome and was just a really cool guy. Also we got to see the cows just before we left.
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Candace
August 2025
Tent
With kids
We loved tent camping at the Burgess campsite! The site is super spacious and private. The outhouse is clean and the site is surrounded by beautiful forest. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to camp close to town!
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Spencer
August 2025
17 ft travel trailer
With pets
Beautiful property right on Paradise Creek! Easy to navigate with my 17’ travel trailer. Would highly recommend. We saw a black bear walk up the creek-wonderful wildlife, birds and minnows fluttering in the creek. Just follow the directions and it is easy to find!
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Laura
August 2025
Tent
With kids
Ron was a great host and has a beautiful remote property. No noise at night besides the creek and frogs! Lovely, rustic, peaceful place a ways off the beaten path.
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Joe
August 2025
Tent
Great site, nicely remote but still conveniently located.
Directions to site made fun. Thank you Ducks!
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Kait
July 2025
Tent
With kids
We loved our stay here! The site is a private patch of forest that somehow feels tucked away, while still being incredibly close to town for groceries and any last-minute needs. It was surprisingly quiet for the location, and the little microclimate on the property meant we got to enjoy calm evenings/afternoons even when the wind picked up in Florence.
Janine was warm, communicative, and welcoming from the start—she even had a campfire for the kids on our last night. My kids had a great time with hers, especially enjoying the rope swing, corn hole, and the adorable ducks roaming around. The portapotty was super clean, and the space itself was more generous than most campsites we’ve booked. We even ended up staying a little longer than planned, and she was flexible and kind throughout. She also had many recommendations for the area which was deeply appreciated.
Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a convenient yet peaceful stay with a lovely local vibe. Would absolutely return—10/10!
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Theresa
July 2025
Tent
This is a beautiful camp. There’s a water hole for summer dips. Handcrafted fire rings. Cute cows and calves sometimes. Beautiful walkways for hikes in the woods. Blackberries in the summertime. The Host Ron is kind and personable, very hospitable. I was privileged enough to get a tour of his glorious garden, greenhouse and orchards. But didn’t take pictures of that as I wasn’t sure if the gated private area was for public viewing. Every time we visit it’s an adventure on this amazing Hipcamp property. Thank you Ron!
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Brittney
July 2025
Tent
Loved camping on Janine’s property. It was wonderful to hear the ducks and we got to meet her sweet dog! Extremely friendly and cozy environment and I loved that there was a porta potty. 😊
We also got to enjoy the awesome swing there! I felt like a kid again. The duck eggs were a wonderful addition to a skillet we made for dinner too!
100% recommend staying here.
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Sharon
July 2025
21 ft campervan
Nice site, quiet and peaceful. Easy to get to from the highway and great to have the Porta-potty. Also enjoyed the rope swing. Only there overnight but the picnic table and fire grill were set up nicely.
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Ashley
July 2025
12 ft campervan
I loved how private the camp site are. The animals where great. The host was super welcoming! It's close to town and the beaches. We had an amazing trip.
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Marissa
July 2025
Tent
We had the most wonderful girls trip! It was the perfect balance between giving us the “getting away from it all” vibes of a good camping trip, while still feeling safe and not too isolated. The grounds were charming and it was fun to watch the horse, goats, and “Hamburgler” wander around the property. The facilities were clean and we felt pampered by the sauna after our shower under the open sky. Heather & Nathan were the nicest people and we joined them for breakfast on their tree-top patio one of the mornings we were there. The food was amazing (better than what we would have had in town!) and we highly recommend asking them about their travels — they have some great stories of their adventures! They are knowledgeable about the area and helped us find a really cool spot to take out our paddle boards when we were worried about the wind on the Coquille River. All of these details culminated in a trip that was exactly what we needed and we’re already talking about making it an annual pilgrimage!
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Damian
July 2025
Tent
Ron was great! The creek was small but so clear and refreshing. We seen quite a few very cool little critters. Overall a great experience and well wishes to you Ron, thanks again 😃
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The best private sites RV camping near Reedsport guide
Where to go
Oregon’s Central Coast
Just north of Reedsport, the Central Coast offers a mix of charming coastal cities with great seafood restaurants, coniferous forests for camping and hiking, and lots of Sandy beaches. If you’re really fond of dunes and can’t get enough of them in the Reedsport area alone, Florence has plenty of its own, accessible via Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park.
Umpqua National Forest
Inland from Reedsport, this national forest sprawls all the way out to Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the country (and one of the deepest lakes in the world). The forest also encompasses a massive mix of wooded trails passing through old-growth forest, rivers, waterfalls, and even hot springs.
Oregon’s South Coast
Extending south of Reedsport, all the way to the border with California, Oregon’s South Coast is ridiculously scenic. Take a drive along the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor for fantastic Pacific views, or stop at Cape Blanco State Park to visit the westernmost part of Oregon state.
When to go
Reedsport is at its busiest in the summer months, when the weather on Oregon's coast tends to be at its warmest and driest. This is also the best season for driving on the dunes, when there's a lower risk of rain (which can make dune-driving treacherous). You’ll have fewer crowds to contend with if you opt for an early autumn visit, when temperatures tend to still be pleasant but kids have gone back to school for the year.