Best place to camp along the Oregon coast?

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Rachael G

This summer my friends and I want to camp somewhere on the Oregon coast. What are two of the best campsites that offer privacy from other campers, tent sites, showers, and lots of scenery and fun stuff to do or see? Tell me why you like the campgrounds you picked, please.

Thank you!

Answer
Fort Stevens is the most familiar one, and i've been there myself and it was great!!
http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.do?subTabIndex=0&contractCode=or&parkCode=stev

I've also heard of Nehalem Bay, i've never been there exactly but people say its a lovely place!!
http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.do?subTabIndex=0&contractCode=or&parkCode=neha

And here are others that i've come across ^-^ Hope i helped and enjoy your camping!!
Devils Lake: http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.do?subTabIndex=0&contractCode=or&parkCode=devi
Cape Lookout: http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.do?subTabIndex=0&contractCode=or&parkCode=look
Beachside: http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.do?subTabIndex=0&contractCode=or&parkCode=beac
Sandbeach - Siuslaw: http://www.reserveamerica.com/campgroundDetails.do?subTabIndex=0&&contractCode=nrso&parkCode=sand

What is the BEST scenic place to kayak on the coast of Washington State in the U.S?

Elena

Me and my husband want to either camp on the beach, wake up, and go kayaking, OR stay in a REALLY nice resort hotel and go kayaking in the morning. What to you think?

Answer
The Pacific coasts of Washington and Oregon often have 20 foot swells and rough seas. There are days where the swells are only 10 feet, sometimes less, but there's no way to know more than a day in advance when that might occur.

The best bet would be the San Juan Islands for kayaking. The water is protected from ocean swells, and there are many harbors and inlets where one can escape chop and current if necessary. There are many gorgeous resorts with fine dining and more, as well as rustic resorts. Orcas Island and San Juan Island have the greatest tourist capacity. Most of the other islands are much less developed, though those accessible by ferry all have campgrounds and a few B&Bs.

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