ScottSichler

This is a nice park right across from a great beach you can walk to or even drive your car on. We managed to get a sewer site but they are very limited. Many of the access roads are two way and very narrow. Some of the upper loops have ocean views but the best sites are leased out or used for rentals.

Phone and Internet service is pretty much non-existent even with a booster (Sprint, AT&T, and Verizon). Pacific City is a quick drive away and had great Sprint and Verizon coverage.

We really enjoyed the area and did a couple of great hikes in nearby Cape Lookout State Park.

Update (September 2017) - We got OK AT&T Mobley in the lower loops with our cradle booster this past summer. Our friends stayed in the upper loop and have a bigger booster with directional antenna and reported a couple bars of LTE on Verizon and AT&T.

Overall we still love this area but the same negatives still apply and the roads are in pretty rough shape and show no signs of maintenance.

This campground was a bit of disappointment. The area is undeniably beautiful and it's a short drive to the wineries. The roads and sites in here are very narrow. We warned to not even attempt to take our Class A into an entire loop because it was so steep. After walking the road and seeing all the scrape marks I can see why they warned us.

No sewer connections. No pool or spa but you can float the river in the summer.

Would we camp here again? Maybe.

This is a nice county park. Large private sites.

We loved our stay here. Tucked away in remote corner of the park. Awesome scenery, great hiking, and wildlife viewing.

We saw bigger than 32 foot rigs in some sites by the lake,

This a classic Northwest beach campground. Great beach and tide pools to explore. As one review noted here it can be tight and it's popular spot so don't expect to roll in on a summer weekend and score a prime spot. Some spots have awesome views of the Ocean.

We stayed in the overflow area which we ended up liking more than the main area. We chose one of the busier weeks of the 49er Encampment but it wasn't too bad in the overflow area. Our solar was cranking so we only ran our generator a few times to cool off after a couple of 95 degree days.

No internet on Verizon but extended network voice.

We camped out here with for the Xscapers 2017 Convergence. Our spot was fairly quite and away from the road. There were large groups camped out here for the RV show in January but you can still find some solitude. The town of Quartzsite is pretty packed this time of year.

GPS Coordinates: 33.6411104,-114.2979239

We stayed overnight here during the week close to the aqueduct pipes. Besides a little noise from target shooting early in the evening it was quiet. A good place to overnight in the desert and close to the highway but not too close. I wouldn't want to be here on a weekend with the noise from off-roaders.

We really enjoyed our stay here and I can only echo the other positive reviews here. We arrived on a holiday and Friday (Veteran's day) so it was a little crowded but cleared out nicely on Sunday. Loved the hiking.

We stayed here after crossing the border from Tecate, Mexico. It was very close and nice stop over. We stayed in the south section with full hookups. The north section without sewer didn't look as nice. We liked the rolling hills. Cell phone coverage was bad but we got decent coverage behind the adult pool.