Beverly Beach State Park

Great campground to really feel the seclusion of camping without being too far out. Nice and dark. The woods make it feel secure and separate from your neighbors. Relatively flat. Beach access is adequate and you can see the ocean from many paces in the campground. The access is a bit challenging with little kids - bring a backpack for the things, not a shoulder bag.

Extra parking is far from most of the loops.

Friendly and hospitable staff and volunteers.

I will always camp here! It’s so well kept and the staff is great. Firewood and other items are fairly cheap too. I got wood for $7 and a fire starter for $1. It does fill up quick and the site itself is a little pricy, but worth it. Make sure to schedule day of so you aren’t charged an extra $10.

We had a wonderful two night stay here with a clean campsite close to the beach access. Restrooms and water were close (we were in a tent site) as well as very clean (restrooms). A hot shower was delightful each morning and a warm campfire at night. The campground is very quiet with minimal highway noise if you're in loops A or B. But you also get to hear the crashing of the waves from those two loops. Staff was friendly and check-in was a breeze.

This is a beautiful state park. We camp here yearly, but it also has a day use area with a parking lot, flush toilets, and garbage cans. Highly recommend this park for families, or for anyone traveling the Oregon coast. It’s really a gem. If you’re camping, please check out the hiking trail. You will not be disappointed.

Beautiful, easy beach access with large bathrooms. Dogs/pets allowed. Picnic areas and tables.
For the campground, depends if it’s “full” or not if it’s going to be quiet or loud. Quiet hours are 10 pm to 7 am. We were in our tents by 10:30 and it was excessively noisy until close to 11:30. Then it was peaceful. Until campers showed up at midnight right next to our site. They had to set up their tent, giggling and talking loudly, constantly opening and shutting their vehicles doors until 1:30 am. None of us slept more than an hour the one night we stayed. The camp itself is nice. They have a “welcome” station at the front which provides bundles of wood (as of Aug ‘25) for $7 and kindling (we brought our own). Also sale bags of ice for $7. Fred Meyer’s ice was $6, buy 1 get 1 so we did that. WalMart also sales bundles of wood. Again as of Aug ‘25 a bundle there was $8. Freddy’s was sold out so not sure price. Campground provides dump station for RV’s, also recycling and garbage bins. They sale newspapers, not sure which ones. And also a few “merch” items. They DON’T sale camp essentials like plastic silverware, paper plates, etc. We’ve had family camp here for nearly 30 years and despite some set backs (noisy campers here and there) the park itself and beach access are very nice.