Cape Perpetua

Excellent location just about a half mile walk to cape perpetua and less than 10 minutes from the charming seaside town of Yachats. I was pleasantly surprised to have bathrooms with running water and flush toilets. Sites are well maintained, but somewhat close together.

Campsites have no foliage in between campsites. It’s like camping with the people you are right next to. No cell phone service. Very quiet, meaning you can hear everyone around you

Very clean and well hidden campsites, loved the park host

The Campground is easy to find, right off 101. The campgrounds are clean and nice, but VERY close together, we were lucky and had nobody to either side of us but if we did there would be no room. We didn’t realize Cape Perpetua is high in elevation so really no beach access, there is one across the highway called Cove beach but only good if the tide is out and you have to hike down a ways and over moving drift wood to get there. There is a very cool rock shelter if you drive up to the day use area side that over looks the Pacific Ocean as far as the eye can see, really beautiful! About 20 minutes away is the Sea lion caves which is pretty cool, and also Heceta Head Lighthouse. Overall it was a good stay, I don’t think I will come back just because of the campsite layouts. Definitely needs to be spaced apart more.

Very nice campground and well maintained.

Camp sire was clean. Quiet. Firewood was dry. No cell service - to me this was a good thing.

Would be nice if reviews included a statement of levelness of site.

A variety of hiking trails, picturesque beaches, gorgeous sunsets. Disappointed that the Visitor Center was closed, but I will just have to go back!! Nearby Yachats Brewing was a treat, too!

The campground is clean, quiet and beautiful. Great camp host! There are a lot of trails to take you to many sights and awesome views. Make sure to go see the giant Sitka Spruce,, the Spouting Horn, the tide pools, Devils Churn and the lookout from the West Shelter. We are definitely going to make a return trip 👍☀️😉.

The setting was magical, the trails to forest and beach close, the camp host was friendly and hospitable, and all the facilities were clean and well tended. I recommend walking to the Giant Spruce and down to Devils Churn. I look forward to returning.

Beautiful campground but site 26 has no privacy or shade. It appears there used to be tree cover but they came down in a recent storm. It now just seems like the site is crammed between two others. Also, very little space for even a small tent. Many other beautiful sites though, and we still had a great stay!