The best cabin rentals in Siuslaw National Forest, OR
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Hike through old-growth forest or take in ocean views at this coastal woodland.
The best cabin rentals in Siuslaw National Forest, OR
Alsea Valley Farm
1. Alsea Valley Farm
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19mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 1 site
Our farm is nestled at the end of Honey Grove Valley in the lush coastal mountains. The creek meanders through our seven acre property. The north side contains a field, small orchard, greenhouses and barn. The south side is steep and wooded with healthy riparian. An extension to the Honey Grove trail leads out of the property accessing a user maintained hiking/mountain biking trail with 1.5, 3, 5 and 7 mile loop options.
Other nearby activities include hiking and mountain biking in Mary's Peak and Alsea Falls recreational area. Access to the Alsea River is located 1.5 miles from the property on Honey Grove Road or at nearby Clemmons Park.
The guest cabin has two rooms and can sleep (4) guests comfortably and up to (6) guests. It contains (2) queen size beds, and one pull out couch. One bed is in a loft accessed by a ship ladder. There is a small kitchen and an un-attached bathhouse. The toilet is non-flush, composting. From the designated parking area there is a 200 foot walk along a gravel path to the cabin.
Other features include a fire pit, wood fired sauna, and creek access for cold dips. Internet is available in the cabin. There is a Level 1 vehicle charger available for guests.
The property also contains a host residence. The area around the residence is for the hosts.
The cabin and the property are very quaint and inviting but also very rustic. Do not be surprised to see a few or many spiders, slugs and other bugs. There are occasional bunnies, wild turkeys, Garter Snakes by the ponds and newts on the trails. Please maintain good situational awareness when enjoying the property as structures and grounds may have some inherent hazards.
The barn is off limits. Greenhouse and gardens are fine to explore as long as doors and gates are closed and dogs are kept out. Please refrain from harvesting produce and/or eggs unless accompanied or given permission from hosts directly.
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The Land of AHS
2. The Land of AHS
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45mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 2 sites
The land of AHS (as in “ooh, ahh” - stands for A Healing Space - and awe as in ‘wonder’ - and ok, it’s kind of like Oz too) is an eclectic, countryside farm only 12 minutes from downtown Eugene, Oregon.
The Land of AHS is located in the rolling hills off Lorane Highway. A beautiful and convenient drive to several popular wineries, great hiking trails, the bustling Eugene community and outdoor recreation.
With expansive views, yet nestled in the trees, you’re sure to restore your energy cache, drop into the wonders of nature, and get some much deserved R and R.
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Relaxing Private Roundhouse
3. Relaxing Private Roundhouse
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46mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 1 site
About this space
If you've never slept in the round before, you owe yourself! "Think outside the box"? You can wake outside the box! — well, inside, but not in a box! Windows above & all around, 59,206 pennies beneath. ★ ★ Magic!
We give guests more than a pleasant visit and peaceful rest. We'll give you a lasting memory — a story you can tell others when you get back home. Or many stories. (They pack easily and weigh nothing.)
The space
We love to design spaces that are not in a box. We want to give our guests an experience that is meaningful and memorable.
We've tried to anticipate your questions, so scroll down and read our description here before inquiring about details.
We use a dynamic pricing model based on four years of bookings, so the dates you ask for will give you an accurate cost, which may differ from the generic listing price. Summer, weekends, track meets — we allow demand to influence rates.
We have another space listed here:
Our aloft apartment is slightly more expensive, but with a private bath.
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"Enchanting, magical, uplifting" -- those are words used recently by our guests, describing this wonderful space. Twelve sides, windows all around, surrounded by nature, yet close to town.
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Picture a cabin made of cedar and glass. It has wi-fi, heated or cooled to your comfort, a super-comfortable queen-sized bed with memory foam, a chair for reading, a fold-out desk, and a table and a coffee pot. All the bare essentials, in one place.
(Not in all the the photos — we've added lush, room-darkening curtains all around for privacy and to aid those who prefer sleeping later.)
It's situated to be rustic and inspirational, nestled into the back corner of a deep lot. There are fruit trees all around and a seasonal pond that attracts ducks in the spring and early summer. Depending on the season, you can listen to birds and frogs from inside the roundhouse, or cross the footbridge to the south-facing deck behind the workshop -- another private space for your "get away from the bustle" contemplations. Or enjoy the firepit.
Follow the wending path to the front fence and everything is nearby.
The bathroom (with tub and shower) is at the rear of the main house, right near the back door (about 30 yards from the roundhouse). It's private and only barely shared. (We have another bath-and-a-half elsewhere in the house.) We have a clever curtaining and folding wall system that can give you extra privacy if you want it. You'll be left as alone as you choose to be during your visit.
With a little bit of planning, we're happy to share our full kitchen with you during daylight hours. Same with the laundry room.
We're sharing our home with you, so we ask you to be respectful of that. We love to brag about Eugene and Oregon, and we're happy to share what we have and what we know.
We cannot guarantee that your visit with us will be enchanted and uplifting, but that's what we hope it will be. We'll do what we can to make it so.
Our listings include a 9.5% room tax assessed by the city of Eugene. Those added funds are used to promote tourism and other good things around Lane County.
Guest access
Late arrivals are easy to facilitate. The house is easy to find, even in the dark. The street is well lit and we have path lights to guide you to the roundhouse. Since it's a completely separate building, there's no need to worry about waking anyone. "We'll leave the light on for you," as they say.
What will you need? Fridge, microwave, coffee pot, toaster oven -- all yours. Laundry, full kitchen, yard, neighborhood -- shared. (Just ask.) We have gorgeous red velvet theatre curtains and a clever folding glass wall to divide spaces, but the intent is to remain permeable for hospitality's sake.
Other things to note
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES:
#1. After over eight years on airbnb, this space is often "taken" for most times. If you'd like to try a similarly inventive space, on the same property, employing much of the same geometry (but larger and self-contained), check out our aloft apartment.
#2. Before you confirm your reservation, please double-check certain details. Have you inputted the correct dates and are you reserving for the correct number of (human) guests? This is important because those details may alter the price you're being quoted. (We give solo travelers the lowest possible rate. All others pay a bit more.)
#3. Our check-in time is usually (anytime after) 3 pm. Occasionally, we can accommodate early arrivals, or luggage drop-off before the space is cleaned. We always appreciate knowing roughly when you expect to arrive. That helps us prepare.
#4. We send all our guests an email with detailed instructions and up-to-the-minute details for their visit. Please include your best email address when you make your reservation.
#5. We have a (slight) presence on social media, so if you feel the urge to take pictures and share it with your friends, we'd love it if you'd tag us at "oreroundhouse" and "dksez"....
#6 We welcome dogs and other pets, but we ask for a couple of things. First, do let us know when you're bringing critters with you. Second, please don't let them roam our yard unleashed. The fence has holes. Third, leaving pets unattended for long stretches inside hasn't worked very well. Gnawed furniture, yelping, too much hair on the bedspread -- that sort of thing. We have two dog parks within walking distance, so there will be opportunities for them to enjoy themselves too!
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Territorial Farm Stay
4. Territorial Farm Stay
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32mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 2 sites
Welcome to Territorial Farm Stay and Stable, a small farm in the beautiful South Willamette Valley of Oregon, between Eugene and Corvallis, about 2 hours south of Portland. We are an equestrian property with a stable offering a variety of equestrian activities, and we offer both a Farm Stay cottage and an RV Glamping option. We are in horse and wine country, with some 10 wineries within 15 minutes and many more within a 30 to 45 minute radius. And we are surrounded by an outdoor recreational paradise.
Your Farm Stay experience offers the opportunity to connect with a horse through adding on a Horsin' Around Experience or a private riding lesson to your stay. There are plenty of opportunities to hang out with the horses, help out with barn chores, help with garden/yard maintenance, enjoy the backyard fire pit (fire danger permitting) and s'mores or just sit back and watch the animals and enjoy a good book or a relaxed conversation.
We are pet friendly for well behaved pets with an extra fee. Both accommodations have a two-night minimum and a cleaning fee, along with 10% Oregon lodging tax.
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ALSEA RIVER RV PARK & MARINA
5. ALSEA RIVER RV PARK & MARINA
7mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 57 sites
Experience the unique charm of Alsea River RV Park and Marina, where generations of campers return year after year to forge unforgettable memories together. Nestled along the picturesque banks of the Alsea River, our campground offers a diverse array of amenities that cater to every guest's needs, ensuring a delightful stay for families and friends alike.
Our stunning location provides unparalleled recreational opportunities, from fishing and kayaking in the serene waters to hiking along scenic trails. Guests can explore nearby natural wonders, including pristine swimming holes and lush forests, perfect for outdoor adventures. After a day of exploration, unwind at local restaurants and shops that showcase the best of the region.
At Alsea River RV Park and Marina, we pride ourselves on creating a welcoming atmosphere where visitors can connect with nature and each other. Join us for a memorable getaway that promises relaxation, adventure, and cherished moments with loved ones.
Mercer Lake Resort
6. Mercer Lake Resort
21mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 135 sites
Discover the unique charm of Mercer Lake Resort, where cozy cabins meet spacious RV sites, all nestled on the serene shores of a natural lake just 4 miles inland. Surrounded by lush native flora, diverse fauna, and ancient dunes, this picturesque setting transports you back in time, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
For fishing enthusiasts, Mercer Lake is a paradise, teeming with rainbow trout, yellow perch, and largemouth bass. Enjoy a refreshing swim or relax on our sandy beach, perfect for sunbathing and unwinding. Our on-site convenience store provides essential items such as ice, bait, and snacks to enhance your stay. Additionally, fishing boat rentals are available for those looking to explore the lake further.
We welcome leashed pets for a small fee, ensuring that your furry friends can join in on the fun. Our friendly, family-oriented resort is open year-round, making it an ideal destination for all seasons. Come visit Mercer Lake Resort and discover why we are a favorite getaway for families and nature lovers alike!
Winchester Bay RV Resort
7. Winchester Bay RV Resort
47mi from Siuslaw National Forest · 21 sites
Nestled in the heart of Winchester Bay, the RV Resort offers a unique blend of serene coastal living and breathtaking views of Salmon Harbor, making it the perfect home away from home. Each campsite provides stunning vistas of either the bay or the Umpqua River as it flows into the Pacific Ocean. With full hook-ups, easy access, and top-notch services, you can enjoy the great outdoors without sacrificing comfort.
Adventure seekers will discover a wealth of nearby attractions. Explore the historic Umpqua River Lighthouse, or enjoy a picnic on the picturesque shores of Lake Marie. For those looking for excitement, ATV rentals are conveniently available for touring the stunning dunes. Alternatively, unwind on our 40 miles of pristine, untouched beaches.
If fishing is your passion, consider chartering a boat to navigate the unspoiled Umpqua River or venture out into the Pacific Ocean with one of our experienced guides. You can also bring your own boat and fish at your leisure. For a taste of local flavor, try crabbing right from the docks—Winchester Bay is renowned as the Crab Capital of Oregon—or indulge in clamming at the nearby prime locations.
After a day of exploration, treat yourself to Winchester Bay’s gourmet restaurants and charming gift shops, all within easy walking distance.
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Jonathan
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to The Land of AHS
Such an amazing stay! This place is so unique and charming. Couldn’t recommend enough.
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Caroline
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Alsea Valley Farm
A lovely weekend spent listening to the rain as we fell asleep. Woke up to gorgeous views of the suspension bridge, got to take part in a sauna and cold plunge in the river, and even found some newts along the trail. An amazing stay and lovely hosts! They were very welcoming and such a cozy stay, we’ll be back for sure. :)
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Amanda
January 2026
Group trip
This spot is magical! We loved hanging out by the fire, the sounds of the creek, the views, the unique cabin & THE SAUNA! We also cannot say enough great things about the host & his sweet family! Ya’ll are so accommodating & amazing!! We can’t wait to return.
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Jennifer
January 2026
With pets
The cabin is tidy and cozy. There are a few games to play, and space to relax. We loved hiking the trails and hanging out near the creek. We heard a great horned owl at night. The property is lovely, and there's great communication with the hosts, who are friendly, and made the stay comfortable. The composting toilet doesn't smell bad at all, and the shower is really nice, with pretty mosaic tiles. This is our second stay, and its a great place to relax and play with family. Our kid really loves sleeping in the loft. Great views all around.
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Karl
January 2026
With pets
The property itself is very beautiful. The cabin has a lot of charm and character and it was nice being right next to the creek with the sound of the water. Communication with the host was both great before and during our stay. They were super helpful with getting the sauna going when we reached out. The cabin was clean and it was nice to have some legit cookware including stainless steel pots and pans and a cast iron skillet as opposed to the scratched Teflon at so many places. The kitchen has the basics like salt, pepper, and cooking oil. The wood burning stove has a good draw and heats the place well. Nice dried bundles were already next to the cabin for a very reasonable cost of $5 per bundle. There is an electric heating unit in both the kitchen and the bedroom. The only caveat being that they're not suppose to run at the same time. The cabin was really lovely along with the great host so we definitely recommend staying here.
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Kristina
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Relaxing Private Roundhouse
Very nice space. Great and well appointed round house. Had everything we needed for the night.
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Ivy
October 2025
1 night at Relaxing Private Roundhouse
Beautiful roundhouse stay! It felt like a peaceful escape from the city, surrounded by unique art. You can tell the owner put a lot of thought and creativity into every detail. Truly a wonderful experience!
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Nicole
October 2025
With pets
One of my favorite cabin stays Ive ever experienced! The land is magical and the cabin was so cozy and inviting with thoughtful touches. My favorite place was the loft, waking up to the windows surrounding you with beautiful trees and rain pouring on the roof- can’t get much better. My partner and my dog and I felt very welcomed by Danny and Molly and we hope to return!
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Theresa
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Alsea Valley Farm
This is a cozy and clean cabin with trails right off the property. The host knows the area well and had helpful suggestions for outdoor activities.
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Trilby
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Alsea Valley Farm
We had a wonderful time staying at this special spot for a friends getaway. Our host was extremely helpful and responsive. The cabin is so well thought-out, and it's lovely to see the creativity and time that has gone into this property. It's so nice to be able to walk right out the door and hike their private trails, listen to the creek, and relax. We arrived right after fire restrictions were lifted, so we were able to use the outdoor fire pit and look at the stars. We also used the sauna every day we were there. It has an electric sauna heater and a small woodstove, so you can choose your heat source, and the short little path down to the cold dip in the creek is genius. Some folks in reviews have mentioned the composting toilets--as some of our group lives entirely off-grid, we were actually taking pictures of their setup because it's really well designed. Just think of all the water you're saving in the world. The property itself is well cared for, and their little dog is such a cutie. We would definitely stay here again!
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Ryan
September 2025
Weekend Trip to The Land of AHS
Beautiful, tranquil site. Loved the quiet, the wildlife and the misty morning views. Rustic spaces with a nice, modern communal bathroom. Great place to get away from it all!
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Bradie
August 2025
With pets
What a wonderful little round house. It has everything you could need. The bathroom in the main house was very private. I loved the little snacks provided, and my dog didn’t want to leave in the morning. We only wish we had more than one night! Thank you :)
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Aishah
August 2025
With kids
We loved staying at the Alsea family farms creek cabin! Where to begin?! The hosts were so kind and left us veggies and fresh strawberries picked from their garden on the property. Also a fresh vase of flowers sat on the kitchen table when we arrived which was so thoughtful. The cabin has a private hiking trail that was so peaceful and lovely. The streams and small series of bridges behind the cabin was charming and peaceful. I sat on the bigger footbridge for breakfast one morning taking in the surroundings. Small and all children not connected to devices especially would love to explore around near the creek and look and listen for critters. For the space itself was beautiful clean with everything you need. Bedding was lovely to look at comfortable to sleep in and clean. One thing that might throw certain people off would be the composting toilet. The management team works hard maintaining the space and keeping it as clean and functional and good smelling as possible. But it is a composting toilet. I personally had no problem with it. I grew up camping so this was no big deal. Up in the loft my children said they felt like they were in a treehouse. We really enjoyed everything about this place and I would have stayed longer if I could. I look forward to coming back and have shared pictures and my experience with friends. Thank you again for the lovely stay!
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Lisa
August 2025
With kids
This was such a tranquil spot for our family. The cabin had everything we needed, was super comfortable, with so many windows looking out into the beautiful woods. The camp hosts were thoughtful and friendly, responded quickly to messages, and welcomed us onto the whole property with its gardens and chickens. We took a relaxing stroll through the stunning woods and spent quiet afternoons playing games and reading. Perfect!
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Stevannie
August 2025
With pets
Such a sweet spot, enough room for my kids and reactive dog to roam. Would definitely stay here again!
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Rachel
August 2025
Weekend Trip to The Land of AHS
Beautiful.property! Great evening country stroll about complete with wild turkey high in the trees and a sweet dog to greet us. Thank you
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Lisa
August 2025
With pets
We loved staying here! The place is charming with little details throughout, and the space is very functional and cozy. The beds were comfortable in the loft and bedroom, but I found the couch that converts to a bed to be a little uncomfortable. To be fair I am in my 50s and not as spry as I once was.
The host was exceptional, very welcoming and gave us delicious produce from the garden. I can still taste those sweet cherry tomatoes!
Wild turkeys and deer wander through the field which makes this place even more special.
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Rebecca
August 2025
With pets
I stayed at Alsea Valley Farm’s Hipcamp with my mom and sister. The cabin was comfortable and cozy and had everything we needed. The property is beautiful and the hosts were very accommodating. They left fresh strawberries and veggies that were grown on the farm in the fridge for us. A lot of hiking, relaxing, and eating was done. We would have stayed longer, but they are so popular that they had to get the cabin ready for the next group. I will definitely be back and recommend to my friends.
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Jenn
August 2025
With kids
We had a glorious time at the Alsea Valley Farm Cabin! The building itself was unique and magical and the steam behind the cabin offered hours of exploration for my 2 kids.
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Christine
July 2025
With pets
This was idyllic! From the sunflower bouquet in the cabin, to the slugs in the forest, and then finally, the perfect sauna experience. What a gem of a find! There is a wolf sanctuary about 35 minutes away. Danny and Molly are so kind, thoughtful, and helpful. Such good people. We will be back!
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35 ratings · 19 reviews
I never went to this campground. I'm a State Park host not a traditional camoer.
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Char Lee R.
4 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· June 2025
Class c ·
Hebo Lake Campground
Very nice, small lake. Lots of fishing and families. Enjoyed walking around the lake with the dogs. Camp host was very nice including his dog Ida!
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Mary W.
2 reviews
Recommends
· May 2025
Loved this spot. So close to everything and Dave was a wonderful host!
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Vanessa R.
10 months on Hipcamp
July 2020
This is a horse camp use to be beautiful but the cov 19 is killing it. More people leaving their fires lit as they leave homeless people everywhere. Including the way up . This is a dangerous place to be . Beware!!! This Corporate company managing it never came once the whole 4 days we were there . They should be fired !!!
Laurie S.
5 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· June 2019
Sites closer to the water (like #13-15) are more private and secluded from the roadway. Hiking trails start from the campground, which is just off the highway. The visitor center is a short drive, hike or bike away. Beautiful coastal spot!
Sara B.
10 years on Hipcamp
August 2018
Loved this campground. Very quiet, only hearing the sounds of the creek and wind in trees all day and night. Somewhat expensive for a spot without any hookups ($26/night) but was a great stay. Does not have cell service there, but you can get Verizon service at the Cape Perpetua Visitors Center just up the road, or by using one of the trails from the ground (0.2 miles to visitor center). They have many trails leaving the campground and many in the area. Great spot to stay.
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Trevor C.
8 years on Hipcamp
August 2018
My go-to spot if i come back to the oregon dunes area. This campground, while central in the dune and OHV area, doesn't allow OHVs in the grounds so it is by far the quietest and most secluded of the campgrounds in the area. Surrounded by trees and right up against the lake with a great loop trail around it. Barely has a bar of cell service (verizon) when there. Has bathrooms and fresh water available as well. And spots are large with good privacy.
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Trevor C.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· November 2017
Simple and beautiful. Only a short hike to Thor’s Well on the coast.
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Kyle T.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· November 2017
very quiet and excellent hosts
Dora A.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· September 2017
If Cape Perpetua is full, head 7 miles south to Rock Creek campground. It is run by the USDA and its a great alternative spot.
Nikki T.
10 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· July 2017
Trail hiking, beach bumming, sight seeing - do it all at this gorgeous Oregon coast spot. There isn't a bad view in the sight and tons of activities to choose from - good luck trying to fit them all in!
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Emily G.
8 years on Hipcamp
Mixed feelings
· February 2017
Pretty bare bones, just a porta-loo, no showers and only a few sites, but nice and quiet with roomy sites if you luck out! Plus it's only $13 a night. Make sure to stop at Haceta Head Lighthouse while you're in the area!
Xanthe &.
27 reviews
September 2016
I stopped here for the first night of traveling down the southern Oregon coast in late August, and it was a nice place. I reserved online for $35. This was so nice to know that I had a spot reserved. The fog hung right on the coast but made a nice evening with a campfire and smores. Some of the campsites have little privacy, but site 15 has a nice trail that puts it secluded in a small clearing. (plus it is nearby to water and bathrooms) I did not get a chance to hike the trails nearby, but for my car camping trip this was perfect!
Phillip M.
9 years on Hipcamp
August 2016
Disgusted to see what has happened to this campground. Camped here in July 2016, used to be a destination for our local family campouts, but no longer will be. Trash everywhere, a burned up tent and other suspicious debris left in one of the sites, broken glass, etc. The set up is weird now too, many of the sites are not apparent, so it seems like a free for all as to where you can camp, which makes it awkward. Some weird acting campers who appear to have set up long term (as previous reviewer stated). No attendant or ranger made an appearance to even check the bathroom during our stay. They should make this place a pay site and clean it up for those who actually want to enjoy it as a campground.
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Erin I.
9 years on Hipcamp
March 2016
This campground really only has 4 usable sites, and only 2 are even worth camping in. There are no picnic tables, garbage service, or amenities of any kind, just a single drop toilet that is often lacking proper cleaning and supplies. This campground used to be ok, now it is largely overrun by long-term (homeless??) campers, often has trash, and just has a way more sketchy vibe than it did years ago. Lots of locals use this as a party spot too, so you can expect random late night drive thrus and disruptive visitors at all hours. Overall its not at all worth the long drive to the campground, especially when the sites are all often now full.
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Ray M.
10 years on Hipcamp
January 2016
Campsites are a little close together but the incredible coastline and fabulous sites within easy hiking distance more than make up for it. Several campsites are more hidden off the road with thick vegetation providing privacy and a lovely river rushing by. Lots of well maintained trails for all levels of expertise and incredible coastline. Thor's well was by far my favorite.
Katy H.
10 years on Hipcamp
May 2015
Sure you could drive most of the way to the peak but then you miss out on most of the amazing hike.
Jeremy F.
10 years on Hipcamp
May 2015
The Cape Perpetua area is one of my favorite places on the planet. There are choices for easy or challenging hikes. Exploring Cook's Chasm, Spouting Horn, Devil's Churn, and Thor's Well at high tide will get your heart pumping with the power of the ocean.
Rosi G.
10 years on Hipcamp
March 2015
Book early in the year if you want a weekend spot anytime after March. This place isn't huge so it fills up fast. Plus, all us locals like it too!
Lori K.
11 years on Hipcamp