Alsea Falls Recreation Site (Campground)

I stayed in one of the hike/walk to sites. Thankfully the directions led me directly there as if you’re following signs for the campsite you’ll end up in the wrong site. These tent sites are located in the day use area. There’s one parking spot designated for each site which was nice. An easy water spigot was across from the vault toilets and also between sites 2 and 3.

The sites are smaller and definitely limit the amount of tents or size of tent you could use, so plan appropriately! My two person tent was perfect for my site.

I enjoyed hearing the river and falls through the camp as white noise throughout the night.

I stayed in one of the hike/walk to sites. Thankfully the directions led me directly there as if you’re following signs for the campsite you’ll end up in the wrong site. These tent sites are located in the day use area. There’s one parking spot designated for each site which was nice. An easy water spigot was across from the vault toilets and also between sites 2 and 3.

The sites are smaller and definitely limit the amount of tents or size of tent you could use, so plan appropriately! My two person tent was perfect for my site.

I enjoyed hearing the river and falls through the camp as white noise throughout the night.

The campground is lush and clean. All of the sites are clean, trimmed, and graveled, and all the sites have privacy except the one in the middle of the loop. There is no bad site. The bathrooms were clean and trash was picked up regularly. The mountain biking was excellent and the trailhead was very close to the campground. The hiking trails were short, only about two miles one way to the Green Falls and a two mile loop. Don't miss the loop! You can make it a longer hike by branching off on the old logging roads. All nine of the people in my group absolutely loved the place.

The campground is lush and clean. All of the sites are clean, trimmed, and graveled, and all the sites have privacy except the one in the middle of the loop. There is no bad site. The bathrooms were clean and trash was picked up regularly. The mountain biking was excellent and the trailhead was very close to the campground. The hiking trails were short, only about two miles one way to the Green Falls and a two mile loop. Don't miss the loop! You can make it a longer hike by branching off on the old logging roads. All nine of the people in my group absolutely loved the place.

I loved this little campground. It's pretty small and at night, it's so quiet. I was a little concerned about the noise from the main road but it's off the beaten road and quiet. It's kept very clean, and each site has a nice flat gravel area for tenting and/or just hanging around a fire. The fire pits are well situated, and I like that the site lengths are short for tenters and small trailers/vans.

I loved this little campground. It's pretty small and at night, it's so quiet. I was a little concerned about the noise from the main road but it's off the beaten road and quiet. It's kept very clean, and each site has a nice flat gravel area for tenting and/or just hanging around a fire. The fire pits are well situated, and I like that the site lengths are short for tenters and small trailers/vans.

This is a great little campground adjacent to the Alsea River. Alsea Falls is a short walk from camp. There aren't many campsites and it is a popular place. I was able to get reservations and stayed in site #13. It's not the best campsite there, but it isn't bad. There are pit toilets, water spigots, garbage service and firewood for sale onsite. For $10 you get a bundle of firewood that is about twice the size you normally get for that price. The main attraction for me (and many others based on the number of mountain bikers I saw in camp) is the Alsea Falls Trail System, which is a short ride from camp. I rode two days and enjoyed the trail system very much.

This is a great little campground adjacent to the Alsea River. Alsea Falls is a short walk from camp. There aren't many campsites and it is a popular place. I was able to get reservations and stayed in site #13. It's not the best campsite there, but it isn't bad. There are pit toilets, water spigots, garbage service and firewood for sale onsite. For $10 you get a bundle of firewood that is about twice the size you normally get for that price. The main attraction for me (and many others based on the number of mountain bikers I saw in camp) is the Alsea Falls Trail System, which is a short ride from camp. I rode two days and enjoyed the trail system very much.

Love this campground! I wish the generators were less and quieter though. We come for the sound of the river and the wind in the trees.

Loved this campground! Very green and lush. We had site #09, which was very private. All sites from #9 down looked equally as private. Sites #10 and up are on a circle which offered less privacy. Bathrooms were clean and well stocked. Nice walk to the falls, short drive to the covered bridge. Would 100% come back to this campground!