Cape Perpetua

This campsite is one of our absolute favorites. The bathrooms were so well kept and the campground, campers were all respectful and clean. One thing that did bother us this time, is that when we arrived, we unknowingly staked our tent right into a pile of dog poop that was left by the previous guest. It was terrible start to our trip, but we cleaned it up, then cleaned our stakes, and the rest of our stay was awesome. During our last night there, I woke up to a dog bark at 4am, but fell back asleep. As we packed up the next morning, we found a new fresh pile of dog poop in our area. It's a bummer that dog owners are not cleaning up after themselves. While our stay at Cape Perpetua campground was amazing as always, the dog poop was a bummer. We'll still reserve our spot for next summer though! The hikes to the beach and the St. Perpetua trail were the best - we have a 9 and 11 year old who loved every moment. We love the trips to Yachats for firewood or trinkets at the hardware store. Thank you for everything!

Wonderful campground. Very quiet. Beautiful surroundings. This was a perfect spot for us to explore the mid Oregon coast.

The campsite was just the right size for a large tent. The facilities were very clean and the campground was quiet.

Everything was wonderful . Clean camping ! Close to hiking and Yachats for a fun dinner out.

This is a wonderful campground. We try to book this campground whenever we can because of its location and amenities. Not all sites are the same. We had site 34 and it was tiny, exposed, and rock hard in many places so we couldn’t hammer pegs into the ground. We also bottomed out in a RAV4 entering the drive way. This will be a nightmare for lower clearance cars. For an RV, it’s probably nice. For a tent camper, not so nice. Wish we weren’t charged the same amount as sites that had probably 10 times the amount of space and privacy as our site.

Jennifer & Brian were the best camp hosts we have ever experienced. Also the lookout at Camp P was awesome! We will be back.

Showers and a place without gravel to set the tent would have made this experience a 5 star :) but the site is beautiful and the location ideal.

We were very impressed with the cleanliness and layout of the campground.

The surrounding landscape and hiking trails are beautiful. Some of the campsites sites #28 all the way to the Group site at the end are in need of some TLC. Our site (#28) had half of its driveway for the trailer eroded away and wasn’t level and sketchy, in addition to it being pitched downhill like #30. Others designated for tents near the Group site were so boggy and muddy that families had to put tarps and tree branches down due to the sheer amount of mud.

For $30/night for dry camping without hookups, I expected better and felt price gouged.

A beautiful, well kept camp ground. Most of the spaces are rather small and not very secluded, I'm the future I'd recommend spaces 13-19 which are further back from the road and seem more private.
The walk to the visitor's center is beautiful and easy, and the center itself has some great exhibits to check out, along with friendly and knowledge rangers.. I also recommend the St. Perpetua trail which is strenuous but totally worth it.
No Verizon cell service beyond the campsite entrance.