Disclosure: We did not stay in a cabin or an Airstream on the property. We arrived in our own fifth wheel and stayed for three nights in February 2026. This was our first time staying at Bay Point Landing and I'd say it's one of our favorite spots we've stopped on the Oregon coast!
The campground itself is interesting. They have one big section that's mostly filled with tiny homes and Airstream trailers for rent, so you can stay here even if you don't have a rig.
The other half of the property is open spaces with hookups for rig parking. The property is off the road far enough that traffic noise is minimal, which is great when you're looking for a good quiet sleep. We have a 40-foot fifth wheel and we had NO trouble navigating the roads or getting into a campsite.
Each site I saw had full hookups, a fire pit and a picnic table. Unfortunately it rained the entire time we were here so we didn't get to enjoy those aspects, but it's nice to have them in good weather.
The staff is friendly and helpful, and they work out of a cute little office that is also a store where they carry a bunch of items any camper would find handy in a pinch.
Amenities include multiple buildings with restrooms, laundry and showers, plus a communal fire pit, and a heated indoor saltwater lap pool. They also have a cozy lounge with games and books, a little fitness room, and a kids' room with a nostalgic video game console (no quarters required!) that no modern kid could possibly appreciate (Ms. Pacman and Galaga anyone?)
The value for the money is terrific and we'd definitely stay here again.