Sutton Campground

The Good: Camp Host was a terrific guy. Our site was pretty good and would have hat lots of camp fire wood if not for a burn ban. The bike trail around the lake is fantastic and we enjoyed it a great deal. I can't believe there isn't much said anywhere about the John Dillenbeck trail but it's paved and very scenic.
The Bad: Bathrooms have not been maintained and are in disrepair. The bike trail is also not being maintained anymore and God is slowly repossessing it.
The Ugly: If you have a big fifth wheel like we do, this is tough to turn around here and even the sites that "DO" work, are a barely. Most sites for big rigs are un level or have trees very close. However, I like it here better than the RV park so will put in more effort and bring my own pruning shears for all the low limbs.

The site is private and wooded and was in close proximity to places we wanted to explore. This loop was removed enough from 101 that there was absolutely no road noise. We had a great short trip here and would stay here again. Only thing that would be an added bonus were if they were showers.

Well kept campground, nice hosts, clean bathroom. Had some privacy in between sites and no road noise from Loop A

Sites are private with plenty of trees and vegetation. The hiking is great and easily accessible from the campsites.

Site was a little tricky to back into being on a hill, but we managed. Great campground :)

Hands down the best car camping experience I have ever had in Oregon! Everyone at the campground was quiet and our spot (A16) offered plenty of privacy. The bathrooms were clean. A beaver swam by our site during dinner; the Swainson's Thrushes were at full volume during the dawn chorus; Pacific rhododendrons were at peak bloom; the weather was perfect. Nearby trails were fun to explore and there's a lot of great hiking nearby.

This is a beautiful, peaceful, and rustic coastal setting, away from it all but easy access just off Hwy 101 minutes from Sea Lion Caves and Heceta Lighthouse to the north and Florence to the south.

Nice campground; well maintained, with nice sites, most with plenty of privacy - you don't feel too close to your neighbors. Very quiet and relaxing, even though we were there over a long (Memorial Day) holiday weekend.
The camp hosts were great -- friendly and helpful. Overall a great camping experience. Our only complaint is that the "beach trail" never reaches the beach; you can get to the back side of the dunes, but definitely not the beach. Would be great if the trail did reach the beach; otherwise, it's name (and description) is deceiving.

Love this campground. Quiet retreat with lots of places to walk and enjoy the creek.

We were scheduled to stay here on 5/7, but when we showed up the place was swarming with mosquitoes so we didn't stay. Sorry, but I don't want to be eaten alive at camp.