Alfred A. Loeb State Park

This park is fantastic; I'd recommend it in a heartbeat. The setting is lush, quintessential pacific northwest. Hiking trails are abundant and the Chetco River runs through the park, giving it a super chill vibe. Anglers will love this place.

Hook-up sites offer water and electric only, but there are ample rinse/sink water dump stations scattered across the park. Combined with really nice (free) showers, it would be easy to extend a stay up to the 14 day limit with no problems.

We visited in the off-season (mid-march) and the park never got more than 20-25% full, but the limited prime riverview sites were first to fill, which I expect is probably normal.

This is an older park and can be tight in some spots. Backing into our river site was tight - we are 27' feet with full size 3/4 ton truck. I don't think we would have fit into the site had our trailer been much longer. Non-river front sites should easily accommodate rigs upto 35-37 feet with no issue.

Working was fine - Verizon is better than AT&T, but I did experience some amounts of frustrating latency when video-chatting. Otherwise, no issues with day-to-day working.

A fantastic park all around.

We stayed here twice in 2012 in our Dodge Van before our 5th Wheel. It's a great campground. You get electric and water at each site and free hot showers. There are a few squirrels around that can get a bit pesky, they got into our van and ate our pistachios! It appears they have been fed so they are not well mannered. Some sites back onto the river, ours site was up near the entrance. We arrived on a Saturday morning in July and managed to get a site, but they are all gone by the early afternoon. You can buy firewood from the camp hosts. Town is about 10 minutes away. We had AT&T at the time and it was terrible, we would have to drive half way into town to get reception. There are some nice walks in the area from the campground. A lot of the campsites are very private with shrubbery as dividers.

Park was rebuilt couple of years ago with all new pavement (road & campsites), new electrical boxes (30 & 50 amp). Sites near the entrance will easily accommodate Class A rigs up to 40 feet. Other sites are smaller. All sites are back ins. We were originally referred here because the very popular Harris Beach was full. Off the main highway quite a ways so no noise, but cell service depended on your site, mostly none.

Lovely campground with many pitches along the river. Can take the River View Trail from the Day use area and connect to the forest service Nature Trail for about a 4 mile hike. Water and electric at the pitches but no dump station.

Loeb State Park is a WONDERFUL park. Many sites will fit 40' and tow car, 45' without tow car (or park your car at a parking location not in front of your site). Electric and Water, but no dump station, however, 10 miles away at the Brookings Rest Area just north of town is a free dump station. During the summer there are site open each morning, camp host are active on site. "IF" you can't get in, go up to Miller Bar for the night and come back around 9 am and you will get in. Cool, but ocean fog burns off early, and this is a nice mix of RVs and Tents. Verizon gives solid 1-2 bars.

This is a nice campground with relatively private sites.

The campground has direct river access and a hike to the redwoods. It is open year round. The bathrooms were clean, but were older and showing their age. We had no trouble finding a flat site where our slider could open toward the picnic table.

Showers were available for $2. We also noted they do have an ADA compliant cabin and camp site.

Checked in on the 4th of with no reservations. Quite a few site available. Good size site with water and electric. The only reason I didn’t give this a 5 is because there is no dump site. There is a free dump a few miles up the road. Showers were very good no charge for them as one review said.
Straight talk works at our site.

Really enjoyed my stay. Large, mostly private, mostly shaded sites. Walk to the Chetco River through the campground. Flush toilets and free showers. Several places to dump your sink water, which really saves gray water tanks. There's no sewer hook-ups, but water and 20, 30 and 50 amp electric at every site. Well worth a visit.

This park is a first come first serve (Although they are changing that in 2020). It was a campground with partial hook ups right next to the chetco river. It was a beautiful spot. The town was about 10 minutes away. The river was clean and great to swim in. The camp site were extremely well kept up. There are free showers available to guests. The cell phone reception for Verizon was enough to occasionally complete a phone call and send texts but no data. It is next to a road that logging trucks travel but we didn't even notice. Might be a factor if you were tent camping. There were also lots of kids. Our trailer is 36ft long and we were able to find a spot although not all of them would fit a trailer that long.

We changed our plans at the last minute after hearing that there are redwoods in this part of the state. So glad we did! Nicely laid out park with plenty of vegetation between sites affording privacy. Very nice staff! The road to the park doesn’t get a lot of traffic, so not too noisy. Our site, 011, was easy to get into with our 40’ 5th wheel.