The best big rig friendly campgrounds near Seaside, Oregon

It’s all surf and sandy beaches in Seaside, a small village on Oregon’s north coast. When summer strikes, Seaside comes to life with sun-seekers and adventure hounds. Join in the fun—with swimming, paddling, hiking, and family activities; there’s something for everyone.

Close to town, several private RV parks offer a variety of creature comforts, including Wi-Fi and swimming pools. For year-round RV and tent camping, head north to Fort Stevens State Park near Astoria. Swim in the freshwater lake, or head to the ocean to see a historic shipwreck. In the campground, you’ll find hot showers, picnic tables, and sites with full hookups.

About 20 miles east of Seaside, the Saddle Mountain State Natural Area is the perfect place to get away. From your primitive tent site, hike 2.5 miles to the summit for breathtaking views.

After you explore downtown Seaside, hop on the Tillamook Head Trail. This trail, which was once used by Lewis and Clark, runs south toward Cannon Beach. If you’re through-hiking the Oregon Coast, you can camp in the rustic cabins along the way.

The main camping season near Seaside runs from spring through early fall. Cabin rentals are a great way to enjoy the cold, wet fall and winter. The waves are fierce, and the misty mornings add an element of mystery to every hike.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Seaside

It’s all surf and sandy beaches in Seaside, a small village on Oregon’s north coast. When summer strikes, Seaside comes to life with sun-seekers and adventure hounds. Join in the fun—with swimming, paddling, hiking, and family activities; there’s something for everyone.

Close to town, several private RV parks offer a variety of creature comforts, including Wi-Fi and swimming pools. For year-round RV and tent camping, head north to Fort Stevens State Park near Astoria. Swim in the freshwater lake, or head to the ocean to see a historic shipwreck. In the campground, you’ll find hot showers, picnic tables, and sites with full hookups.

About 20 miles east of Seaside, the Saddle Mountain State Natural Area is the perfect place to get away. From your primitive tent site, hike 2.5 miles to the summit for breathtaking views.

After you explore downtown Seaside, hop on the Tillamook Head Trail. This trail, which was once used by Lewis and Clark, runs south toward Cannon Beach. If you’re through-hiking the Oregon Coast, you can camp in the rustic cabins along the way.

The main camping season near Seaside runs from spring through early fall. Cabin rentals are a great way to enjoy the cold, wet fall and winter. The waves are fierce, and the misty mornings add an element of mystery to every hike.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Seaside

1. The Sand G.O.A.T.

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38mi from Seaside · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

One acre wooded lot a quarter mile from the Willapa bay and 1.25 miles to drive on beach access. “Bleat Retreat”- (Site 1) has full hook ups and a hammock stand. “Goachella”- (Site 2) is a back down area with a woody view. There is a communal firepit as well as a solo stove for use by either site. There is a flat grassy space for outdoor games and near all the major attractions without being in a busy area. The property also has WiFi mesh with fiber speeds. Come stay with the family! These sites are for fully contained units and do not have access to a shower or toilet. Owners may be onsite at times, and keep a camper at site of their own. Site #1 “The Bleat Retreat” will accommodate a large trailer up to 40’ and 50amps. Site #2 “Goachella” has a sloped back down and will accommodate a trailer up to 25’, a camper van, or a roof top tent set up. This site also allows tent camping (for now, until the grass grows in thicker this is on the gravel area or sand near the utility pole) as long as you provide your own toilet facilities.

2. Tucked Away Retreat

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46mi from Seaside · 5 sites · RVs, Lodging

Tucked Away Retreat evolved from empty acreage to an easy retreat from the city and an opportunity to share our love of the rural life. Located in the Chapman area of Scappoose, this area is rich in logging history; the Crown Zellerbach trail is an old logging road and now an 18 mile hiking/biking "story board" of the life and culture of both the Native American Indians that lived in the area and the evolution of logging. Just over the peak of the CZ trail (which is approximately 3 miles from our property) is an old mine, just one example of many hidden areas to explore. Our retreat is just 45 minutes from Portland, yet feels a world away. You can relax in the quiet or explore the trail, the small towns that dot Highway 30 or head to the river. If you continue West on Highway 30, you will pass through many small logging towns, the old Trojan Nuclear site and eventually land in Astoria on the coast. Learn more about this land: Tucked Away Retreat is quiet and peaceful yet 45 minutes from Portland. Located on 4 private acres, watch the deer wander through the property or the hawks float overhead. Bring your bikes and hit the Crown Zellerbach trail, or hike it instead. We are located approximately 0.8 mile from the trail. Visit Sauvie's Island, the largest inland island in the United States. Paddle or kayak on Scappoose Bay, head up to the Trojan frisbee-golf course, or just relax on the lawn. We are also an easy drive from Vernonia, the Nehalem River and Big Eddy Park. We offer two sites; Site A is on flat gravel that enjoys full sun. Site A is across from the large grassy area, perfect for sunning and relaxing. Site B is on gravel on the upper drive and is shaded most of the day. Site B is best suited for camper vans, truck campers or small trailers due to trees along the back curve of the driveway. Large trailers/RV's and motorhomes will fit in Site B but you may need to back in. Site B is backed by our private, small shop. The two sites are separated by trees. Both sites have 120v, 30amp and water hookups. The property can accommodate one or two additional RV's in spots adjacent to both sites for multiple vehicle groups; contact us for more information if you are a larger group. Additional vehicles are an extra charge. Please be aware that we are RV only, we have no outhouse, so we cannot accommodate tents or folks who want to sleep in their vehicle. We will consider an exception if you have a RV/trailer and kids who want to sleep in a tent. Please reach out to us prior to booking for this exception. We do not allow "shower" tents. Also please note that there is no cell service once you leave Highway 30; you have to have WiFi calling capabilities to use your cell phone. These sites are on our private property. For Site A, you may position your RV to view the grassy area and not the house.

3. Roam Tillamook

30mi from Seaside · 23 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Roam Tillamook is located right along the banks of Tillamook Bay, 1.5 hours west of Portland. Our campground is within walking distance of charming shops, delicious cuisine, and the historic Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad. Roam Tillamook RV Resort features unparalleled bay views and is right in the center of the best fishing, crabbing, kayaking, and mountain-biking trails in the Pacific Northwest.

4. Snoen Beach Campout

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38mi from Seaside · 1 site · RV

RV site in Ocean Park. Has 2 full hookups. 30 amp and 50 amp. Have to stay minimum of 1 month at a time and sign monthly contract with Surfside. 15 minutes to Long Beach. Restaurants and shopping close by. Beach access is a 2 min drive. You will enjoy being close to town and in the Sirfside neighborhood but also have privacy with fences all around besides at front entrance

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Kris

October 2025

22 ft travel trailer

Group trip

Weekend Trip to The Sand G.O.A.T.

Very nice easy access from main road. Host very responsive to texts on Hipcamp. Felt very comfortable in our spot. Would definitely recommend this camp and will be going back in the future. And it's close to the beach.

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Carol

October 2025

22 ft travel trailer

3 nights at The Sand G.O.A.T.

Ideal spot for exploring the Long Beach Peninsula. Easily accessible, quiet, and private. Full hookups were a huge bonus!

From the parking space looking toward the woods.

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Sarah

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to The Sand G.O.A.T.

This place was GREAT! Beautiful property, quiet and relaxing. I enjoyed that they had firewood for sale using electronic payments like Venmo and PayPal. Land owners were very kind, respectful and accommodating. We will definitely be back!

Joe

September 2025

32 ft travel trailer

5 nights at Tucked Away Retreat

Quiet and peaceful every time. Love Kathi’s property. She is also a fabulous host, courteous and kind.

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Sharla

September 2025

33 ft fifth wheel

4 nights at The Sand G.O.A.T.

The Sand G.O.A.T. was amazing. Quiet, relaxing and easy to get to. Hostesses were friendly and helpful. We are definitely going to be back!

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Tracy

September 2025

35 ft fifth wheel

5 nights at The Sand G.O.A.T.

We truly enjoyed staying at The Sand G.O.A.T. It was exactly as described, and as the picture showed. Located on a quiet road. Nestled in a lovely wooded lot. At the north end of Longbeach in the historic district of Oysterville. Minutes from the Bay and Beaches, Parks, Restaurant's. Our hosts were wonderful. Looking forward to our next visit.

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Michael

August 2025

22 ft Class C

2 nights at The Sand G.O.A.T.

Nice quite place. Very close to the end of the peninsula.

Billy

August 2025

16 ft travel trailer

29 nights at Snoen Beach Campout

Your home away from home. This camp site is large, secluded, very quiet, private and safe. The locals in the area are respectful and quiet. The full hookups worked exactly as they should. The roads in the area are very good for biking or walking. The beach is close and at low tide you can ride even a road bike on the beach. There were no annoying bugs and I only saw one mosquito in a month. There were deer, bunnies, squirrels and chipmunks that frequent the area. There is no cell signal at the camp site, but at the beach there is. If you bring a starlink it works. I highly recommend this site, from what I saw it is the largest and most private campsite on the entire peninsula.