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Seal Rocks RV Cove

1276 N.W. Cross St. at US Hwy. 101

Seal Rock, Oregon 97376

541.563-3955

TripAdvisor Traveler Rating based on 49 reviews

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This is not your typical Park. There are lots of trees, shrubs, grass and privacy, plus great ocean views. The Park offers tranquility and old-fashioned hospitality in a lovely natural setting. Across from the Park is a large beach surrounded by rocks that enclose one of the best tide pools on the Oregon Coast. It teems with life at low tide. Fishing off the rocks, whale watching and photographing the fantastic sunsets are popular activities while staying at Seal Rocks RV Cove. Tent sites are also available.

Lodging Amenities

Pull Through
Near Fishing / Hunting
50 Amp Hookups
High-speed Internet Access
Showers
TV Cable Hookup

TripAdvisor Ratings & Reviews

September 6, 2020

halo2320

Seal Rock RV Cove

We stayed at Site 18 with full hookups for a 32' RV. It was $95 all in for the night. Wish we could have stayed a little longer. You could sleep with the windows open and hear the ocean at night. It got a little cold at night, foggy in the morning, but by 10AM it was all sunny and a balmy 67 degrees. It was like staying in San Francisco without the high price! Our site faced the ocean directly and there was a path that took you to highway 101 to cross over to access the beach. There was a ton of space on the beach to spread out and enjoy, even with all the people that were there. The only downside to this place was the crossing of the highway to access the beach. The road was busy at times, but not busy enough where you could not safely cross the road. The best part was watching the sun set over the ocean in the evening. We had a fire going to keep warm. There was a picnic bench at our site as well. The site was easy to get in and out of with our RV and had plenty of signage. The staff here were very friendly and were very accommodating of our needs. The grounds were well kept and maintained and the wifi worked well. I would definitely stay here again if the opportunity arose.
November 11, 2019

Lori C

EXPENSIVE

Our family has been going to Seal Rock for over 30 years and the price continues to increase. I believe it's so expensive now you can almost stay in an inexpensive hotel for what they charge . We love the beach and all the tide pools there, that's why we started going there so long ago.
November 6, 2019

lmbooher

Love this place

Their customer service is wonderful, the site we had was perfect, hedges on both sides to give you privacy and a great view of the ocean. Bathrooms were clean and grounds are kept up very well. Will definitely go back there again.
September 22, 2019

Chuck G

Fantastic Views

Great location and the views of the ocean from many of the campsites is simply amazing! We did have an electrical issue when we first pulled-in. But the staff responded very quickly and moved us to a new ocean view site at no extra charge, as well as giving us a credit for one night. They had the issue fixed the next day. We were very pleased with the customer service and friendliness of the park employees, and I would not hesitate to recommend this RV park. The WiFi was excellent. See picture showing the ocean sunset view from our site.
August 28, 2019

heykevinburk

Good tenting option for Central Oregon Coast

The tenting options are slim between Newport and Florence if you haven't already reserved a spot, you don't want to pay >$50 for a spot, or you don't want to take a chance at the popular first-come first served state parks/recreation sites. That's why the 11 tent sites here are prime. The sites aren't that big but big enough and there's a hedge between each site so you do feel a sense of privacy. Sites 31 and 30 have views of the ocean but they're also closest to the road so they get some road noise. Summer tent sites are $25 so about the same as the state parks but without the reservation fee. Good value. Friendly front desk, clean washrooms, nearby water faucet, no wash-up space unfortunately, and, as many have said, the access to Seal Rock beach is excellent.

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Seal Rock RV Cove

EXPENSIVE

Love this place

Fantastic Views

Good tenting option for Central Oregon Coast