Alfred A. Loeb State Park

Campground was bustling with activity. Very beautiful area. Huge disparity in sites. We had a terrible site because we came in last minute. Definitely want to reserve towards back and river areas. Avoid the exposed corner sites around 12 unless tenting it at 13. Still a gorgeous experience with friendly people, crystalline river, lots of foliage and nice amenities. Full electric and water hookups, hot clean showers and nice hiking. Also know that the road is way up a cliff behind the sites, don’t be afraid that pets/ kids can get up there too much. There is some road noise, but very little at night.

We absolutely LOVED this park! Beautiful sites. We stayed in Site 4 and think it was one of the BEST. Also, sites 26 and up have peek-a-boo Chetco River views! The park is EXTREMELY quiet!!! You can paddle board, kayak, etc , up the Chetco River! There was a rental place on the road in (Loeb Park is 7-8 miles from Brookings). The hosts were kind, wood is $5/bundle, and most sites are good sizes. Some are a bit narrow and small, though. Definitely A sized rig could fit in most sites. The only negative to this park is MOSQUITOES. There are two trails right out of the park: Riverview Trail - which at the end features the northernmost Redwood grove! So cool! That hike is about a mile, the other trail was just over 2 miles. So, good for most! But did I mention mosquitoes??? My gawd there were A LOT of them!!!!! So definitely be prepared with mosquito spray. We didn't have any so couldn't really enjoy our beautiful site! :(

This campground is near the ocean AND redwood trails. Sites are semi-private and separated by vegetation. On site access to the gentle river, perfect for wading and splashing. The redwood trail is 1 mile away, but the connecting trail is overgrown. We drove down to the Jedidiah boy scout trail, and it was amazing!

Site 5 backs up to the road, so there is a bit of traffic noise. We definitely had weekend parties happening past quiet hours, and several noisy neighbors throughout our 8 days here... But I suppose you get that everywhere.

The showers were suddenly closed for one day during our stay. The higher-ups demanded closure because the park had used too much water... The local ranger was as surprised as we were. Other than that, the showers are HOT and pretty clean.

We changed our plans at the last minute after hearing that there are redwoods in this part of the state. So glad we did! Nicely laid out park with plenty of vegetation between sites affording privacy. Very nice staff! The road to the park doesn’t get a lot of traffic, so not too noisy. Our site, 011, was easy to get into with our 40’ 5th wheel.

This park is a first come first serve (Although they are changing that in 2020). It was a campground with partial hook ups right next to the chetco river. It was a beautiful spot. The town was about 10 minutes away. The river was clean and great to swim in. The camp site were extremely well kept up. There are free showers available to guests. The cell phone reception for Verizon was enough to occasionally complete a phone call and send texts but no data. It is next to a road that logging trucks travel but we didn't even notice. Might be a factor if you were tent camping. There were also lots of kids. Our trailer is 36ft long and we were able to find a spot although not all of them would fit a trailer that long.

This is a nice campground with relatively private sites.

The campground has direct river access and a hike to the redwoods. It is open year round. The bathrooms were clean, but were older and showing their age. We had no trouble finding a flat site where our slider could open toward the picnic table.

Showers were available for $2. We also noted they do have an ADA compliant cabin and camp site.

Loeb State Park is a WONDERFUL park. Many sites will fit 40' and tow car, 45' without tow car (or park your car at a parking location not in front of your site). Electric and Water, but no dump station, however, 10 miles away at the Brookings Rest Area just north of town is a free dump station. During the summer there are site open each morning, camp host are active on site. "IF" you can't get in, go up to Miller Bar for the night and come back around 9 am and you will get in. Cool, but ocean fog burns off early, and this is a nice mix of RVs and Tents. Verizon gives solid 1-2 bars.