Boice Cope Park Campground

Quiet, small county park. Ocean beach is a walk away. 22 hookups electric and water; dump onsite. Restrooms are OK; 2 pay showers. Would definitely stay here again.

Wish we could stay longer but we are longing for warmer weather. Very clean, good access to the beach and lake. The friendly hosts, Rick and Sharon, keep this place impeccable. There is wi-fi, coin laundry, showers, dumpstation and drinking water. Will be back! For $16 you get electrical, water and wi-fi. For $12 you just get water. Perfect for truck campers, tents and smallish towable campers.

Wow! Where to start? Rick and Sharon are awesome! From a great sign in and explanation of all that's offered to help backing in! Totally impressed.

The park is super well maintained, restrooms older, but cleanest I've seen in a long time, showers also and HOT water. They offer WI-Fi that covers the entire park, worked well.

The lake and beach are beautiful, this park is magical. Sunsets are amazing!

I'll be back again.

Call for reservations, they get busy.

I'm discovering that there are a lot more tacky, questionable places to "camp" or overnight in an rv than there are GOOD places. I don't need fancy - no pools, activities, etc - just a pretty, quiet place in nature. After that, if there are basic hookups I'm totally satisfied. I didn't drive 3,000 miles from Indiana to overnight at a casino or RV parking lot.

This little county park is perfect. Conveniently located not far off of 101, but just far enough to hear NO traffic noise at all. The only sounds were water and the wind in the trees. It's on a lake and there is a path to the ocean, although it's a bit of a walk. The host was warm, welcoming and didn't make fun of my attempts to back in my TT. ☺️ Water and electric hookup worked great and they even have good free wifi. More than I expected for $22. I'm here for only one night mid-week at the end of September and there are maybe 4 or 5 other setups here. THIS is the kind of park I had in mind when planning this road trip and buying the camper.

Totally worth the drive out to Floras Lake. Very clean facilities and well-kept grounds. Steve was a kind, accommodating host. There are tables and fire pits, plenty of trees, and green grass in the north end, and RV pads on the south end with a large open field and horseshoe pit.

The lake is quiet, with day use parking separate from camp, and beach access is just 1/4 mile away from the campsite on foot. The coastal trail picks up here, and this site is 5 miles south of the BLM campground on the beach (southern access point).

This is truly a gem of a county park, and I loved how quiet it was. Also one of the cleanest restrooms I've ever seen in a campsite.

Boice Cope is a slight detour off Highway 101, and well worth it.

Even though it was down-pouring rain when I pulled in the campground the host, Steve, was out of his rig before I had even made it down the entrance driveway. He was friendly and accommodating, recommending a site and then meeting us there to help us back in and get settled. He also handled the payment at the same time. The whole process was efficient and welcoming.

The campground is within viewing distance of Flora Lake, a windsurfing and kiteboarding hot-spot. A five minute walk gets you to a stretch of pretty, uncrowded beach great for hunting tiny chunks of agate.

AT&T was unusable. Verizon was on the poor side of decent, however, the campground wifi was blazing fast. Bathrooms and pay showers ($1.50 for 5ish minutes of delightfully hot water) were clean. Laundry on-site, though I didn't use it.

Overall, a nice place to stay with great hosts.

Stayed here Tues-Sat. Sites are paved with grass, fairly level, and nicely spaced apart. Great access to the beach and lake and nearby Bandon OR for exploring. Great market in town of Langlois that carries most anything you need, including yummy homemade mustard and $5 growler fills. Host was busy when we arrived (about 2:30) and told us to find our sites and relax. We eventually went to his site the next day to pay. Laundry is good, didn't use bathrooms or showers. Free Wifi works great.

Our only complaint is no enforcement of leash law, despite it being posted. Lots of dogs running amuck with a few coming into our site to approach our large older dog who was on leash. We watched several dogs off leash poop in the large grassy area and no one picked it up. Also, the site adjacent to ours had multiple families (one camper + several tents) who encroached onto our site although they had room on the other side of their camper. Best large RV sites are toward the end of the loop. Very busy/noisy Thurs-Sat (we left Sat morning).

Pretty open layout, water view from some sites (we happened to get one!) and within walking distance of a beautiful quiet beach, great for hiking down or just sitting and watching the waves.

Has bathrooms, fire pits and tables. WiFi available, ask the SUPER friendly camp host for the password. Great environment.

Host was very gracious. Didn’t use hookups or facilities but did use dump station and water fill. Paved and nicely groomed.

Came here based on the reviews as I drove south on 101. I agree with most of the reviews - the cg is well maintained, the host is pleasant, ands the sites are nice, at least the ones on the perimeter of the loop, which are all non-hookups. Hookups cost $25. Verizon cell is 1-bar., The cg wifi works well, sometimes, but is often slow. Sometimes it's fast, and sometimes it drags. All of the sites on the inside of the loop appear to be hookups, but no shade. I detracted 1 star due to inconsistent wifi.