Tahkenitch Campground

I booked this site because I needed something last minute and it was the only option available. It served its purpose--a place for me to sleep during a road trip--but I wouldn't choose it if I planned to hang out there during the day or stay multiple nights.
Pros: Easy to find. The trees provided nice scenery. Very quiet, although it was also nearly empty. The campground/boat launch across the highway can be used as a more scenic place to eat dinner/hang out if you have a pass.
Cons: Tent pad was tiny and not particularly level; I decided to sleep in my car. Dumpsters were overflowing with garbage, probably from the weekend. Highway traffic can be noisy, but that's to be expected from a campground right off the exit. My site was next an electrical outbuilding that buzzed constantly.

No park host, way too much highway noise… never again. 👎🏼

Nice clean restrooms with running water plenty of clean water available nice camp location close to Florence and reedsport too many things to do to list find them and do them yourself it's a lot more fun that way

Great campground! We only stayed one night, but we enjoyed it very much.

Always a great place to camp!

We loved our trip to Tahkenitch campground. Our site was one of the most private since you had to walk up some stairs to your site from the parking spot.

We booked 2 sites with friends (site 1 and 2). The sites were a bit strange shaped and awfully close to 101. The firepit on site 2 was against a steep slope so we were unable to fully sit around it as a group. Other than that it was the better of the two sites. Site 1 was basically a sideways parking area with a pit. The tent space was smashed up against the parking area and a hillside or the alternative was to be in direct view of the bathrooms with no privacy. Not ideal.
The women's bathroom was closed due to who knows. The men's was doable, but not great. There was also a pit toilet down by the day hike parking lot. Overall, its a cool area of the Oregon coast with lots to explore and the lake is awesome. Next time, if we go back, we will look into booking a site on the other side of the campground which has less road noise.

Enjoyed our time here! Loved the site we had way in the back. There wasn’t a camp host, so thankfully we didn’t have any issues.
There’s only 1 bathroom at the beginning of the campground, but it was a quick walk.

We reserved for two nights on a busy-season weekend, only a few days prior. (It may have been the last space available for those two consecutive nights on the Oregon coast!) I think I rated it highly partly because we were so happy to have a campsite to reserve at all.

Tent sites looked like they had decent space for tents; our small camper loved our level parking pad. Some parking pads are not level; some tent sites are accessible via stairs.

The campground is simple and not recently improved. It's near U.S. 101, but road noise is surprisingly not troublesome in the night, There's one plumbed restroom building on the loop, and one vault restroom near the Tahkenitch Dunes Trailhead. Drinking water is easily available around the loop. Our Verizon phones had very little connection. The Dunes trail was pleasant, as far as we walked it. Lots of birds in camp, squirrels, a few rabbits. Mosquitoes were present, but not too bad.

Clean and easy site to setup.