Cape Perpetua

Good location

Beautiful campground with many options for sightseeing within walking distance. Used the trails from campground to explore beach, tide pools, old growth forest, and more!

Site #26 You will never be level or close to it here. this slopes down away from road. We had to put our popup trailer tires all the way to the back , bed in bushes to even think of getting close to level. 12 ft box popup. If you are any bigger footprint it will be a no go. This is a common issue at many sites in this campground. Car tent camping is fine but trailers? not so much be warned . restrooms are very nice, flush & clean. Host is pleasant and helpful with info and numbers as we needed mobile mechanical help on our trailer. Next to a bubbling stream, great white noise or background soothing. beautiful forest yet open too. some privacy some sites.

We were lucky enough to get 1 night on last minute booking. The campsite was clean as were the restrooms. The trail to the giant spruce was great and the trail along the beach was simply incredible. We are looking forward to visiting Cape Perpetua again when we can spend more time.

Fun hiking trails. Some sites are not very private. Great location. Love the town of Yachats and tons to do close by.

We got very lucky to have sites 27 and 28 in our group. They were a bit off the road and private. Many sites at this campground are very exposed to the road and very small. Ours were small too but we did fit a tent on them. Many of the men’s rooms were closed so they had to use the women’s sides which made the bathrooms crowded but they were well maintained. The camp host was friendly and helpful. The campground is near some GORGEOUS areas so that was by far the only reason that will bring us back.

Amazing and beautiful location. Would love to camp here again but it is a very popular camp ground. The hikes in the grounds are beautiful. Some are easy and other more challenging but I would recommend to try them all.

We loved our time at Perpetua. Our family and friends were able to camp close to each other. The grounds were so clean and the restrooms well maintained. Definitely want to go back!

The trail system leaving from the campground and up through the visitor center is one of the best on the coast for hiking in old-growth Sitka Spruce forest. The Cook's Ridge/Gwynn Creek loop is the best hike to see these big trees. The campground is a little old and some of the camping pads need attention. Site 34, in particular, has a dip in the drive that kept us from being able to back our trailer in. But the small size of the pads keep the big rigs out, which means way fewer generators. This is a favorite campground for tents and small trailers. And the access to the rocky coastline is also a big plus here.

Great place to stay. Our campsite was very secluded. Clean bathrooms.