Camp at Harris Beach SP

Brookings, Oregon

4.0/5

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A great place to set up for the evening and watch the sun set. Stay long enough, light a fire, bring some dinner, and you can even catch the stars emerge over the pacific!

Harris Beach State Park on the Southern Oregon Coast and about a quarter mile north of the town of Brookings, Oregon features a variety of campsites, including yurts, full RV hookups, and even a hiker/biker camp for individuals hiking the Oregon Coast Trail and/or biking the PCH.

From either the day use area or the campground, make your way down to the beach, find yourself a nice private area (there is lots of space), and say goodbye to the day in the best way possible!

Campground Reservations: http://www.reserveamerica.com/...

The campground features:

65 full-hookup sites
25 electrical sites with water
59 tent sites with water nearby
Six yurts
Hiker/biker camp
Playground
Flush toilets and hot showers
Firewood for sale
RV dump station

Universal Access One campsite and one yurt are accessible to campers with disabilities.

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Camp at Harris Beach SP Reviews

Isaac Orloff

Camp at Harris Beach SP

01/02/18

This campground is great! The facilities are amazing, making it an excellent stop for those traveling long distances and looking to freshen up. This campsite is not very secluded, you will still hear cars passing but the proximity to town makes this a great stop over to restock on supplies. Be sure to hike from the campsite down to the beach for sunset or just to explore the coastline from the comfort of your campground. I will definitely be back!

4.0

Amy Molthan

Camp at Harris Beach SP

04/08/17

I grew up camping here as a kid and loved spending hours riding my bike down all of the paths and adventuring around, there was also, of course playing on the beach and tide pooling. I recently visited the park again and it still has the same offerings, overall well enjoyed, the tide pools are not teaming with as much life as they used to be.

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