Bastendorff Beach Park
County Park
Write a Review 63377 Bastendorf Beach Rd. Coos Bay, OR 97420 541-888-5353 Reservations: 541-396-7755 Official WebsiteGPS: 43.3411, -124.3498
Overview of Bastendorff Beach Park
Last Price Paid: $41
Reported by Road-King on 1/19/2024
Longest RV Reported: 38 feet (Fifth Wheel)
Reported by JB on 10/7/2020
Number of Sites 99
Reservations yes
Elevation 98 ft / 29 m
Max Stay 14
Tent Camping Yes
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Q&A - Ask the Community about Bastendorff Beach Park
To ask questions of the owner or manager please contact the campground directly. 541.888.5353
LauraH asked on 3/31/2021
Does anyone know if reservations are required for off-season camping at Bastendorff Beach Park?
Reviews of Bastendorff Beach Park 11 people have reviewed this location.
“Nice Campground-Dog Friendly Beach”
Reviewed 1/19/2024
Nightly rate: | $41 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Site Number: | 80 |
RV Length: | 15' (Travel Trailer) |
We stayed here from Sept 24th-29th and is a nice campground. It was cool and rainy but we had a great time! No crowds, quiet and spent the week traveling around the various beaches and we even drove down to the redwoods one day. The beach just below the campground is dog friendly and during that time of the year is generally empty. The... more
We stayed here from Sept 24th-29th and is a nice campground. It was cool and rainy but we had a great time! No crowds, quiet and spent the week traveling around the various beaches and we even drove down to the redwoods one day. The beach just below the campground is dog friendly and during that time of the year is generally empty. The camp host was friendly and check-in was easy. Site 80 is the best and pretty much secluded and quiet, would recommend it for smaller campers (ours is a 18 ft.). Bathhouse was okay and clean. We're putting this on our 'go-to' list for Fall camping...summer is too busy.
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“Nice Location, close to Hwy 101 and the beach”
Reviewed 8/18/2022
Nightly rate: | $38 |
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Days stayed: | 6 |
Site Number: | 57 |
RV Length: | 30' (Class A) |
Easy access from Hwy 101 to Rt 540, just south of Coos Bay. No check with your reservation, just go to your site. Bathrooms and showers are usable but old. No trails to the beach that we could find, have to walk the road. Close to many restaurants and about 10 miles from Walmart. Close to Sunset Bay, Shore Acres and Cape A... more
Easy access from Hwy 101 to Rt 540, just south of Coos Bay. No check with your reservation, just go to your site.
Bathrooms and showers are usable but old. No trails to the beach that we could find, have to walk the road.
Close to many restaurants and about 10 miles from Walmart. Close to Sunset Bay, Shore Acres and Cape Arago state parks. Don't miss the sea lions and seals at Simpson Reef Overlook.
Good AT&T cell service, 5 bars fo 4G. Easily streamed without a booster.
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“Easy beach access ”
Reviewed 6/5/2022
Days stayed: | 6 |
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Site Number: | 66 |
RV Length: | 28' (Travel Trailer) |
There's good and bad about this park. The entrance roads need work. There are signs and orange cones but not all are marked. If you like trees, this may be the perfect campground for you. If you want open lots, go with #80 and above. Our rig and truck is 52' and we did get it in the site after several tries. Tight sites and roads. O... more
There's good and bad about this park. The entrance roads need work. There are signs and orange cones but not all are marked.
If you like trees, this may be the perfect campground for you. If you want open lots, go with #80 and above. Our rig and truck is 52' and we did get it in the site after several tries. Tight sites and roads.
Our electric panel kicked off twice while here.
We would stay again because the beach is so beautiful. We drove to the beach from the campground because it's down a steep and winding road.
We had to boost both At&t and Verizon.
M&Ms_Adventures would stay here again
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“Very Nice County park with lots to explore”
Reviewed 4/29/2022
Nightly rate: | $38 |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
Site Number: | 70 |
Clean facilities, great access to beach and Cape Arago. We stayed a week in February 2022 and enjoyed Empire's Bakery and Donut shops. The sites are pretty close together but are semi-private feeling due to landscaping ad terracing. The beach below is vast and fun to hang out on with GREAT sunsets!! The county ranger staff and host... more
Clean facilities, great access to beach and Cape Arago. We stayed a week in February 2022 and enjoyed Empire's Bakery and Donut shops. The sites are pretty close together but are semi-private feeling due to landscaping ad terracing. The beach below is vast and fun to hang out on with GREAT sunsets!! The county ranger staff and hosts were nice and it was an overall pleasant eperience. Really good cell service. Verizon 75u and 12d / T-Mobile 36u and 5d
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“Close to the ocean, what more could you want?”
Reviewed 9/6/2021
Nightly rate: | $38 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 75 |
RV Length: | 23' (Travel Trailer) |
We stayed at Bastendorff on a last minute reservation over Labor Day weekend. We weren’t expecting much, but we were pleasantly surprised. The park has two main camping levels. The lower level is heavily treed and closest to the beach, but no views from any campsite. The upper level requires a tight and short, but steep climb to acc... more
We stayed at Bastendorff on a last minute reservation over Labor Day weekend. We weren’t expecting much, but we were pleasantly surprised.
The park has two main camping levels. The lower level is heavily treed and closest to the beach, but no views from any campsite. The upper level requires a tight and short, but steep climb to access. It’s further from the beach, but sunnier and has a large group camping area. All sites seem fairly private with good vegetation and low berms to give a sense of privacy. The sites are still a bit crowded and close to the access loop.
Oddly, this campground allowed campfires when all others we’ve visited this summer did not due to the wildfire season.
As others have mentioned, the beach is a short distance away, but there are no access paths from the campground so you have to walk the road on the shoulder or drive. It’s a ridiculously short drive, but the shoulder doesn’t feel super safe to walk either. There seems to be plenty of street parking and a lot, so even on this busy weekend, no one struggled to secure a spot. Watch for the blind corners on this stretch of road, especially when exiting the park - we nearly witnessed a T-bone accident while walking to the beach.
You can hear the waves, even from the upper camp loop, and as another review mentioned, the fog horn was also prevalent all day and night. Frankly the dogs barking were more annoying than the foghorn. There was a virtual chorus of barking dogs throughout the daylight hours.
The playground is derelict but strangely not closed; it looks like a horror flick with broken and rusted swings. I probably wouldn’t let a child play there unless they’ve recently had a tetanus shot.
Dump station is operational at the time of this review with a $10 fee, not included in camp fees.
AT&T varies from 1-2 bars of LTE, Verizon usually holds at 2 bars.
All in all, we were here for the beach and it was wonderful. This was a slightly above average campground for us.
dinkswithdrinks would stay here again
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“amazing view”
Reviewed 4/12/2021
Days stayed: | 1 |
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RV Length: | 29' (Fifth Wheel) |
Stayed 4/27/16. What an amazing view parked right along the beach. We got to watch the sun set over the pacific form this location. There is a maximum stay of 24hrs. We thoroughly enjoyed our night here and would return in the future.
Rohdsteading would stay here again
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“Quiet park with a beach view”
Reviewed 10/7/2020
Nightly rate: | $35 |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
Site Number: | 50 |
RV Length: | 38' (Fifth Wheel) |
Clean, quiet County Park very close to the beach. Try to get spots 26-55. They are closer to the beach view The bathrooms, playgrounds, and common areas are a little run down The sites are well spaced and shady. There is not direct beach access, so you have to drive down the hill a few hundred yards to get to the beach. This pa... more
Clean, quiet County Park very close to the beach. Try to get spots 26-55. They are closer to the beach view
The bathrooms, playgrounds, and common areas are a little run down The sites are well spaced and shady. There is not direct beach access, so you have to drive down the hill a few hundred yards to get to the beach. This park is very close to the 3-4 State Parks which have great views and hikes. No sewer here, but they have a few dump stations.
The playground had some broken boards and a few nails protruding here and there so watch your kids. This playground could be fixed up in a few hours with some help. Its confusing that they haven't completed such simple repairs.
JB would stay here again
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“Good coast location.”
Reviewed 5/9/2018
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | 73 |
Many sites are not wide enough to open slides so we had to try three spots before we could shoehorn into one. I wouldn't use the showers unless desperate. Overall the camp is just adequately maintained and the on site host don't seem actively involved. I cleaned the trash and fire pit at our site to make it comfortable. Hope u enough p... more
Many sites are not wide enough to open slides so we had to try three spots before we could shoehorn into one. I wouldn't use the showers unless desperate. Overall the camp is just adequately maintained and the on site host don't seem actively involved. I cleaned the trash and fire pit at our site to make it comfortable. Hope u enough park and not very busy mid week in early May. Not as many transients as I recall from prior visits to this area.I'd probably stay here again. The reservation system was okay...just check the park map and drive to your site.
Barton would stay here again
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“It was ok”
Reviewed 6/19/2017
Nightly rate: | $38 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 55 |
RV Length: | 36' |
Check-in wasn't intuitive -- apparently you just have to find the spot that you booked online but there's no signage to tell you that. Speaking of online, reception is spotty in parts so be sure to check what campsite you're in BEFORE you get there (AT&T was 1 bar at 4G, Verizon was 3 bars LTE, T-Mobile is non-existent but uses AT&T... more
Check-in wasn't intuitive -- apparently you just have to find the spot that you booked online but there's no signage to tell you that.
Speaking of online, reception is spotty in parts so be sure to check what campsite you're in BEFORE you get there (AT&T was 1 bar at 4G, Verizon was 3 bars LTE, T-Mobile is non-existent but uses AT&T). Our Verizon hotspot downloaded at 29 Mbps -- good enough for anything we needed, but there are some parts of the park that had no Verizon service. Probably because of a dead zone or the hills.
The roads are pretty tight (one lane, one way) around each loop so if you have a big rig like us (36' Class A with toad) then you have to drive pretty slowly. We reserved a back-in spot online but when we got there, we had to back in going up hill with very little clearance on both sides. We had to switch to a different spot that had more room for us to maneuver.
Speaking of switching spots, doing that is an ordeal. They told us to just drive around and find a spot "where there's no stuff in it and take that one" then come back to the office and let them know which spot we took. Computers and databases should be something standard and those things will let you know which spots are available.
Worth mentioning: this is right on the coast so the beach is right across the street. It's beautiful. However, there was a lot of fog rolling in and the foghorn was blowing the entire time we were here. It wasn't a big deal to us, we kind of liked it because it made for cool ambience, but if you're very sensitive to noises, it's something you should consider. I don't know if it stops when it's sunny, but it's the Oregon coast and we heard fog rolls in a lot.
Swept Together would stay here again
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“Beautiful Coastal Area ”
Reviewed 7/19/2016
Nightly rate: | $25 |
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Days stayed: | 9 |
Site Number: | 30 |
Our site was spacious and shaded with picnic table and fire pit. Park is easy to find and roads are doable with 35' fifth wheel. Showers in bathhouse near site 30 had hot water, but were not clean. Showers in tent area are push button. Bathhouses in the group camp area were much newer, although locked most of the time we were t... more
Our site was spacious and shaded with picnic table and fire pit.
Park is easy to find and roads are doable with 35' fifth wheel.
Showers in bathhouse near site 30 had hot water, but were not clean. Showers in tent area are push button. Bathhouses in the group camp area were much newer, although locked most of the time we were there.
Our site was un-level. The slope was enough to make hitching back up challenging.
There was no required checkin and no host stopped by to confirm our reservation.
While tight and crowded we would have preferred Sunset Bay State Park.
Story is Our Way Home would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- dry camping
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- basketball court
- horseshoes
- picnic area
- playground
Site Amenities
- big rig
- fire ring
- picnic table
- pull thru
Facilities
- cabins
- dump station
- group sites
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- trash
- water available
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