Tillicum

Lovely park, great beach. Even though the Thursday night storm took out the water system, we had a great time!

We camp at Tillicum 1-2 times per year. The hosts/staff on duty were the friendliest I have ever encountered at this particular campground. Very helpful whenever we needed them. Everything is clean and well maintained. We loved the new tables and bigger/easier campfire grates. My one recommendation would be to address the draining during rains. There is a small walk downhill to our campsite from the road and no grass, so all the rainwater from the road formed a small stream on our only path in and out of the campsite, and created good size puddles in the middle of our site. Each time we went to the beach we came back with a small bucket of sand to fill in and try to absorb the mud. This worked pretty well, and despite this issue, we had an excellent time and will be back.

We camp at Tillicum 1-2 times per year. The hosts/staff on duty were the friendliest I have ever encountered at this particular campground. Very helpful whenever we needed them. Everything is clean and well maintained. We loved the new tables and bigger/easier campfire grates. My one recommendation would be to address the draining during rains. There is a small walk downhill to our campsite from the road and no grass, so all the rainwater from the road formed a small stream on our only path in and out of the campsite, and created good size puddles in the middle of our site. Each time we went to the beach we came back with a small bucket of sand to fill in and try to absorb the mud. This worked pretty well, and despite this issue, we had an excellent time and will be back.

Love the location to walk right down onto the beach. Close to 2 small towns of Waldport to the north and Yachats to the south.

Love the location to walk right down onto the beach. Close to 2 small towns of Waldport to the north and Yachats to the south.

Great place. Great hosts!

Great place. Great hosts!

Came during a rainy time. May 2022. Apparently one of rainiest years in a long time. Our spot, #55, was in the shade, so we never dried out. The good part about that site was that it was higher on the campground, so it did drain. Many of the sites closer to the beach remained lakes days after the rain stopped. The wonderfully private tent sites closest to the beach would have been uninhabitable. Mud city. The hosts were new to this campground. Could not have been nicer. The bathrooms were cleaned multiple times per day so were never stinky or foul. Beaches were easy to get to for some nice long walks. Power poles were fairly new, water easy to hook up. We had to dump our RV while there. We chose to go south to Carl Washburne State Park. A little far, but easy nonetheless. Biggest criticism: fix the drainage.

This is a fantastic park right on the Pacific. Beautiful beach, can walk for miles with our dogs. Quaint town Yachats just a few miles as are many other great places to visit in easy driving distance up and down the coast. This is our favorite area on the Oregon coast. We had site 42 with E&W with nice view of ocean. If you don't need hook-ups site 17 is the best in the park.

Great place by the beach. Only see/hear ocean if your on the side right next to beach. Other areas are still awesome, just no view of ocean because of the trees.