Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park

Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation

1. Book early. Despite Honeyman Campground’s massive size, it can fill up, particularly on summer weekends. You’ll have the most luck securing a spot if you book well in advance. This is particularly important for the 10 yurts.
2. Campsites at Honeyman can be reserved through Oregon State Parks, either online or over the phone, up to six months in advance. New sites are released every morning at 6am. 
3. Same-day reservations must be made in person at the campground and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

When to Go

The state park is open for camping and day use year-round. It’s most popular in July and August when school is out for summer. September is a good month to visit for warm weather and fewer crowds. Campers with ATVs staying in the H Loop can ride directly from their campsite onto the dunes, but only between October and March.

Know Before You Go

• The closest city for supplies and groceries is Florence, a five-minute drive north.
• Honeyman Lodge is open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day and offers canoes, kayaks, and pedal boats for rent.
• Pets are welcome, provided they remain leashed. One yurt is pet-friendly.
• Honeyman Campground has accessible yurts, campsites, showers, and bathrooms, as well as an accessible fishing site.
• ATV can’t be ridden in the campground, except during the October to April low season, when riding from the H Loop to the dunes is permitted.