Stayed two nights at Arizona Beach CG last June. We were one of five campers there and were right on the beach. It was almost like primitive camping although we had 30 amps and water hookups. The office, store and restrooms were closed and there was a box to put your money into. There is no dump on the property so we had to wait for our next stop to dump.
The cost was $30 per night, but you were right on the edge of the water.
As someone here has said, it is for sale. The water is eroding away the property so you may need a current update.
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Y'all have given plenty of options. I thank you for that. I have stayed at Ireland's in a chalet before I bought the trailer. It is nice. Arizona and Turtle Rock are two I will look into.
Thanks so much,
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Puckman wrote: Just up the road in Port Oroford is Arizona Beach Campground. We have stayed there 3 times each time we have had a spot as close to the beach as you can get without being in the water. That was 3 years ago. The people who owned it were trying to sell it so I do not know the status at the present time. It was an excellent place to camp at that time. Check Camp Ground reviews to see what the present status is. Good luck.
I stopped by there recently--
Still for sale-- Motel and Camping is open-- didn't look as though the store was though--
BTW-- Arizona beach is several miles south of Port Orford--The address for Arizona Beach Campground is Port Oroford !!! Check the Web Site.
Last spring we stayed at the Oceanside RV park which is right on the beach,but next to the airport down past the port office.. No trees and not quite a parking lot.. The manager is an old guy that is one of the nicest people you wanna meet.. He gets you signed in,then shows you to your site and helps you park your rig so that you are all ready to hook up and the price was about $20...Right across the road next to the jetty were a herd of seals and a couple of guys the next day caught some salmon right off the rocks...
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