Bruceport County Park

What a wonderful little park. Onsite host is friendly and welcoming, only a couple other campers on an April weekday. Clean bathrooms had flush toilets and coin op showers. Many lovely sites lined a bluff overlooking Willapa Bay and a 1/2 mile trail sloped gently down to a totally private little beach. I had no hookups, there wree 7 sites with hookups lined up on a flat area near the entrance. I would definitely stay here again, and would enjoy exploring the area more. Interesting tidal flats, the oyster capital.

Very well-kept, gorgeous campground. The hosts are very friendly and accommodating. Most sites are non-hookups with plenty of space and privacy. Bathrooms include a pay shower (bring quarters) and water is available in several spots around the park. There is also a small section of full hookup sites which are spaced fairly close together but with a big field in front with firepits and picnic tables. Beautiful old growth trees and views of the sound. Some road noise during the day, very quiet at night. Strong cell service on Verizon, adequate on AT&T.

We found this County Park on Campendium. We had no need for electricity so we’re assigned A11 - great view. Very quiet park with showers that are 3 minutes for $0.50.

We stayed here for 4 nights dry camping in a van just to regroup because we had been moving around quite a bit. Many different types of sites- shaded, full sun, private, not so private, etc. I stayed in the open field area for my solar needs and it worked out fine. None of the spots are level, so be prepared. The loop area can only fit tents and smaller RV’s, and the sites butt right up to a very steep drop off down to the water. Views are not really great because of the heavy growth along the bluffs. There’s a trail down to the water, which is mostly mud flats unless it’s high tide. Bathroom (2 flush toilets) were busy but adequate. The one shower in the women’s area was not my cup of tea. .25 for 3 minutes I think…? The camp hosts were super nice, which is always a plus. Some noise from 101 during the day, but very quiet at night.

Camped in the meadow near 101, fair amount of road noise from 101. Quick check in.

This is surprisingly nice county park with about 40 sites. $21.50 for dry camping; $27 with hookups (incl. taxes). The seven sites with hookups are very close to each other. Site A11 is the only site with direct view onto the Willapa Bay - I liked that very much.

Booked late for state sites, called early in the day and camp host was warm and friendly. Spot 7 isn’t ideal but full hookup of water! And electric. A lot of public lands don’t have water available at your site right now for shoulder season. Bathroom is warm and warm water. (Yeah)

Photo of prices is outdated.
$45 without hookups
$55 is with hookups
Pulled in - saw the price and skedaddled. Other options nearby that are better value by far- in my opinion.

This is a county park and on the surface, it doesn't have much to recommend it. But there was a nice surprise!

The few sites with hookups are side by side on a gravel patch out in the open. The standard campsites are a hodgepodge of spots for tents, RVers and bikers. Finding a spot (without hookups) that was big and level enough for my RV was a challenge.

However, if you get a site with a view (like A-11 or A-12 and a few others) it makes up for the shortcomings. The park is on a bluff overlooking Willapa Bay and you can see far enough out to watch ships sailing up the Pacific to Puget Sound.

There is a half mile trail down to the "beach" - more of a rocky patch, actually - but it was a nice way too get the dog some exercise.

The Bruceport County Park is an oddity. If you're tenting or dry camping, then wow. The sites are simply beautiful, many of them with stunning views from the top of the bluffs overlooking Willapa Bay. There's plenty of grassy fields, trees, and more, offering nearly every site plenty of privacy.

If however you're in a RV rig, and looking for a full hookup, they decided to place all 7 hookup spots right next to each other on a gravel island. You and your neighbors will be crammed like sardines, with no room for table, fire pits, nothing. Also, the facilities are in dire need of some TLC.

Really too bad, since the campground itself has truly tremendous potential, but clearly lacks any incentive to up its game. If the county ever sells this park to a driven and creative entrepreneur, then this could become one of the best parks out there.