Cape Perpetua

Had a great time here across four days. Exceptional camp and three miles from small town. Trails were easy to walk on, even the difficult 1.5 mile walk uphill to the Observation Parapet and Day Use Area. Reopens in March; can't wait to visit again.

I loved all the beautiful hikes through the old growth forest! A short walk to the impressive rough coast with wild rocks spouting water. Great perches on which to sit and watch the grey whales feeding. Spectacular panoramic view from the day use area to which you can drove or hike. It felt like a secret special spot!

I love that there were two hikes directly connected to the campground, the sites were very nice , all backed up to a wooded area and a stream, I will definitely stay here again!

My favorite place on the Oregon coast! Campground is lovely-- quiet, beautiful, well-maintained. The hiking trails and visitor center are fantastic. Tidepools down by the cove are the best I have seen on the Coast.

The campground was well-appointed, and the hiking trails were lovely. I really enjoyed seeing the tidepools and the giant spruce! The shelter and easily accessible bathroom were really nice!

The group site could have benefited from some wood chips or something, because it became very very muddy, very very quicky. Several of the hiking trails had portions that were closed, which was inconvenient, if unavoidable. I would absolutely like to return.

Very few campsites at Cape Perpetua have a level parking area to accommodate sleeping in a minivan, camper, etc.

This is a gem on the Oregon coast. Most camp sites are surrounded by well maintained trees and bushes, with Cape Creek murmuring only a few feet away. Walk-in tent sites well laid out. No showers, but the flush toilets were very clean. The Camp Hosts were pleasant and quietly went about their work. Tons of hiking close to camp.

We camped here in mid-April and lucked out with good weather. Really lovely location, and very close to Yachats which we also love. Very friendly camp host, very clean facilities, and a wonderful trail system right from the campground. Definitely not a wildnerness experience but a great and affordable way to enjoy this lovely part of the Oregon coast.

Absolutely beautiful camping spot. The sound of the stream behind us was so soothing. The lush greenery was like a rain forest. The walk across the bridge was stunning, also glad it was dog friendly. Only drawback was that our spot was a bit far from the bathroom for my husband who doesn’t walk well. We loved the little town of Yachats.

This is our second summer coming to this campground. It is an absolutely idyllic location. Great hiking baths. Gorgeous beaches. The sites are hit and miss here. Some are REALLY small. We had 21 and 22 and they were some of the smaller and more exposed sites. We love this campground due to its location and would definitely come back.