Cape Perpetua

I enjoyed camping at Cape Perpetua. It has nice, clean flush toilets and a short hike to a large Sitka spruce tree at the end of the campground.
Its nice to hike up to the visitor center and then out to the coast from the campground.
I'll definitely camp there again!

Our campsite provided no screening from either the road or adjoining campsites. The camp host was MIA. Staff at Visitor Center did not have information about a specific trail that interested us. The area is stunningly beautiful but overlooks are quite crowded.

Wonderful campground and good facilities.

When booking site it says water at campsite. Not usable for an rv to use . I had to leave since I had not planned on zero water input. The site needs to be corrected.

I had reserved sit #7, which turns out to be a hillside. I came in a motorhome. I would have had to block up my rear axle 8 - 10 inches to get level. I just left and drove the extra time to get to my next location. I mentioned the situation to the "manager". He seemed completely uninterested, and went back into his trailer. I recommend recreation.gov takes pictures from a side view so you can see that this would only work for a tent site. The picture they have for #7 is taken down hill. Very misleading. I'm out $22.

Very nice campsite, bathrooms were clean and the campsites are very fun to be at, love the sound of the little creek behind the sites. My only problem with the site is the road into the campground is trashed! So many huge potholes, you have to swerve left and right through the whole stretch.

Great welcoming host. Thanks

Sites are very close together but other than that lots of trails and quiet campground

The camp host was inexplicably hostile to us on our arrival. Stopped to look at the kiosk to see if we could get a copy of the map showing the campground and trails, and he came hurrying over and was demanding to know what we wanted and was very rude. It was bizarre.

At the campsite, we had to use leveling blocks under the rear tires and the way it was set up, our neighbors had a tent directly behind our small motor home. Just uncomfortably close.

The good news is that the trail to the visitor center was excellent as was the trail down to the beach, so thanks for that.

Maybe it is time to figure out how to get cell coverage over forest service campgrounds? Odd that coverage was available on the beach but not at the camp site.

Campsite 21 is a decent campsite. The pad is on a bit of a slope. Wonderful creek sound all night. The camp host was very friendly and helpful. He offered a lot of suggestions for local area hikes.