Port of Suislaw Campground

Nestled along the scenic Siuslaw River in Florence, Oregon, the Port of Suislaw Campground offers RV travelers an exceptional waterfront destination that perfectly captures the charm of the Oregon Coast. Located at 100 Harbor Street, this unique campground sits right at the heart of Florence's working riverfront, giving you front-row seats to maritime activity while you relax at your rig.

Florence is a gem of a coastal town that has maintained its authentic character while welcoming visitors with open arms. The Siuslaw River creates a stunning natural backdrop, and being positioned at the port means you'll experience the rhythm of a working waterfront. Watch fishing boats come and go, observe the river's ever-changing moods with the tides, and enjoy the salty sea air that makes coastal camping so rejuvenating. The famous Siuslaw River Bridge, an iconic Art Deco structure completed in 1936, is practically on your doorstep and offers spectacular photo opportunities, especially at sunset.

The location provides easy access to both river and ocean adventures. The nearby jetty system offers excellent opportunities for fishing, crabbing, and beachcombing. Sea Lion Caves, one of Oregon's most popular natural attractions, is just a short drive away and makes for a fascinating day trip. The Old Town Florence district is within walking distance, featuring charming shops, galleries, restaurants, and galleries housed in historic buildings that reflect the area's rich maritime heritage.

This area appeals to a wide range of travelers. Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to some of Oregon's best fishing spots, whether you prefer river or ocean fishing. Nature lovers and photographers find endless inspiration in the river landscapes, coastal vistas, and abundant wildlife. Retirees and slow travelers appreciate Florence's relaxed pace and manageable size, where you can experience authentic coastal living without overwhelming crowds. Families enjoy the accessible attractions and educational opportunities about maritime culture and natural history.

The campground's location on the working waterfront also means you're surrounded by fresh seafood restaurants and markets where you can enjoy local catches. Early morning walks along the harbor provide peaceful moments and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, including eagle spotting during certain seasons.