Oregon Coast Recommendations

**orbiker** · 04-03-2018, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by Frankd

In late April we are going to spend a few days in Long Beach, Wa., and then would like to head down the Oregon coast for a week before heading back home to Central Wa.

We’d like to split the week at two different campgrounds and would really appreciate some recommendations. I am new to pulling a 5th wheel so campgrounds with pull thru’s are always a favorite with me.

Thanks
Frank

Some of the Oregon State Parks are a bit tight for bigger rigs.
The Newport Marina and Winchester Bay are bigger parks with pull-through's.

**Gronk1** · 04-03-2018, 09:00 PM

Gold Country livin...see ya there. We are bouncing around as we made reservations just a couple of weeks ago. We stay a night at Rogue River, then hit the coast to Bullards outside Bandon for 3 days on to Winchester, then back to the Rogue for a couple. Yep makin' reservations late ya can usually only get a couple of days here & there.

**Frankd** · 04-03-2018, 10:23 PM

How is it coming down 101 traffic / road-wise coming from Long Beach, Wa. in late April?

**orbiker** · 04-03-2018, 10:54 PM

Originally Posted by Frankd

How is it coming down 101 traffic / road-wise coming from Long Beach, Wa. in late April?

Spring break is over. The weekends will be a bit busier in Astoria and Seaside.

It probably will be rainy, foggy or windy. Or it could be all of the above. 1 out of 10 days will be great if you are lucky.

I haven't been across the HUGE BRIDGE in Astoria in the 5'er yet, but I'll bet it's an eye opener. Safe travels, KEN

**Rich T** · 04-04-2018, 02:26 AM

Have gone across bridge, no problem, it is slow going down coast, but no problem, just allow more time. have fun/be safe.
Rich

**Dick Noble** · 04-06-2018, 02:59 PM

Love to RV in Oregon. Like Winchester, and Coos Bay. If you are an Elk there are neat lodges to stay at -- no sewer but generally there is a dump, elect. and water. They also have dinner and drinks.