Port of Siuslaw Campground & Marina

Site 50 was squeezed in between 49 and 51. RV across the access made it a challenge to back in to 50. Utilities on the wrong side and the sewer was very close to the neighbors. No guide to our spot. There is a massive earth moving effort on the east end of the park with dump trucks and dust on the main entrance road throughout the day. The only way we would stay again is if we could secure one of the spots on the river. On the plus side is the walking distance to downtown.

We really enjoyed our stay here. We were in site B19 along the water. The site was designed as a back-in, but since we have a Class A we chose to pull in so we could enjoy the beautiful view and wildlife on the water. The site was a generous size with a crushed stone surface and a picnic table. No problem getting level. Interior roads are wide and easy to navigate in any size rig. Only 2 bars of T-Mobile. We didn’t use the WiFi. No dog park but plenty of areas to leash walk with bag dispensers provided. No road noise. Walking distance to old town Florence shops and restaurants. We would definitely stay here again.

We stopped here for 3 days and paid a bit more for a waterfront site. It was so nice watching the birds and the changes in the tide. Short walk to the quality shops and restaurants of old town Florence. Sites were level and drained well when it rained but our water line was so close to the ground we could not use our filter and had to dig out to even fit the pressure regulator in. Very noisy at times due to internal road repair but peaceful when the workers put the bulldozer away for the day. Able to stream with WiFi.

Great location, walking distance to Old Town and several good restaurants, walking distance to supermarket. Its a bit packed in the summer, mostly for the fishing and crabbing (bring a crab pot!). The winters are mild, rarely freezes.

Tons of things to do, plan on a few days. Cape Perpetua and Sea Lion caves to the north, the Dunes are within a mile and you can drive on the beach! (Ohv sticker and flag required). Plenty of great hiking in the area, beaches are uncrowded and undeveloped. You can walk for miles.

Make a reservation if you want a waterfront spot. (9 months in advance)

We were happy to get a spot here as it was over Labor Day. When you are full-timing, holiday weekends can be the worst sometimes.

There are different locations you can stay, either in the trees, on the water, or just on some gravel. We got the latter.

The weather was very nice for the first 3-4 days then the wind changed and blew the Oregon fire smoke our way. Not good but that doesn't affect my rating.

Waterfront site with beautiful view when not raining and 60mph blowing winds. That's what happens in October, I guess. Spent 3 days, 2 nights and one day was sunny and warm. Walking distance to Historic downtown Florence which has shops and incredible seafood restaurants. Did not use restrooms but they were open for camper use. $5 fee for the very clean dump station if needed. Fairly level gravel sites but highly recommend to pay the difference and book a waterfront site. Some nice sites in the tree area, look at Google satellite view to get an idea. Will definitely stay here again, you must have the crab chowder on the dock at Novelli's.