Whaleshead Beach Resort RV Park

This RV park has sites that are kind of close together, but they are on a hill and the terracing helps to make it feel less cramped. Our site (A-11) didn't have ocean views, but it did have an awesome wooden deck. It's located in one of the most beautiful stretches of the Oregon Coast. There's a trail to the beach from he RV park, but it's a little dicy, and my dog with arthritis couldn't make it.

The park is clean and well maintained and we'd stay here again.

There website doesn't show RV spots, but I called and they do have them. Full hookups, no park wifi in that area. $50 a night plus lodging tax.

This is a beautiful location and the cabins and resort are pretty and well kept. The area for rvs however is full of full time people with broken down cars and barking dogs. We booked here, saw the site and asked for our money back. It’s too bad, because it is in a very beautiful part of the country. But for 50 bucks, you want to feel like you are actually in a “resort”.

As others have stated, most of the RV sites have full time residents. For us, it was May, and we didn't have reservations anywhere along the coast for Independence Day. Met the basic needs of 30 amp electric and FHU. Lots of options for day trips in and around the area. Really enjoyed Whaleshead Beach, but we won't be back.

The resort is a great idea, but since each cabin is individually owned they are equipped quite differently. The cleanliness was a little lacking. The front desk staff was very accommodating when we asked to be moved from the first cabin (modular home) because of seriously lacking amenities. Worked well for traveling with a toddler, but we probably wouldn't stay there again.