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Beacon Rock State Park Campground
Corbett, Oregon
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About Cape Blanco State Park
Cape Blanco State Park is a popular state park near Port Orford, Oregon offering 58 sites for campers and RV enthusiasts. Enjoy the natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities this destination provides.
Perched on one of Oregon's most dramatic coastal headlands, Cape Blanco State Park offers RV campers an unforgettable experience where rugged natural beauty meets peaceful coastal living. Located just south of the charming town of Port Orford, this 58-site park sits at the westernmost point of Oregon, a distinction that brings both geographic significance and stunning ocean vistas that will captivate you throughout your stay.
The park's location on Cape Blanco itself is truly special. The cape rises dramatically from the Pacific Ocean, creating breathtaking scenery that changes throughout the day as light dances across the water and dramatic rock formations. Whether you're watching the sunrise paint the sky in brilliant hues or settling in for a sunset that seems to stretch forever across the horizon, you'll understand why this corner of Oregon holds such appeal for travelers seeking authentic coastal experiences.
What makes Cape Blanco particularly attractive for RV travelers is the thoughtful combination of accessibility and natural immersion. The park maintains essential amenities including full restroom facilities, hot showers to rinse away sea salt and sand, and picnic tables at each site that make outdoor dining a genuine pleasure. Fire rings scattered throughout the park invite you to gather with family and friends for evening campfires while ocean breezes carry the salt air around you. The on-site camp store provides convenient supplies, so you won't need to make frequent trips into town.
The boat ramp serves as a gateway for fishing and boating adventures, making the park ideal for those who want to experience the Pacific from the water. Even if water activities aren't your focus, the coastal trails and viewpoints around the park offer spectacular hiking opportunities with sweeping ocean panoramas. Port Orford itself, just minutes away, is a delightful artist community with galleries, local restaurants, and shops that reflect the creative spirit of Oregon's southern coast.
This park welcomes visitors year-round, which means you can experience Cape Blanco's dramatic beauty in any season. Summer brings warmer, clearer days perfect for exploring, while winter showcases the raw power of the Pacific with crashing waves and moody skies that photographers and nature enthusiasts find absolutely captivating. Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds, creating peaceful opportunities to connect with the landscape.
Cape Blanco State Park appeals to a wonderfully diverse range of RV travelers. Families appreciate the safe, well-maintained facilities and the outdoor activities that keep everyone engaged. Couples find romance in the stunning vistas and peaceful evenings by the fire. Photographers and nature lovers return again and again to capture the cape's changing moods. Fishing enthusiasts, history buffs interested in exploring the historic lighthouse, and anyone seeking to experience authentic Oregon coastal wilderness will find this park memorable and rewarding.
The park's location on Cape Blanco itself is truly special. The cape rises dramatically from the Pacific Ocean, creating breathtaking scenery that changes throughout the day as light dances across the water and dramatic rock formations. Whether you're watching the sunrise paint the sky in brilliant hues or settling in for a sunset that seems to stretch forever across the horizon, you'll understand why this corner of Oregon holds such appeal for travelers seeking authentic coastal experiences.
What makes Cape Blanco particularly attractive for RV travelers is the thoughtful combination of accessibility and natural immersion. The park maintains essential amenities including full restroom facilities, hot showers to rinse away sea salt and sand, and picnic tables at each site that make outdoor dining a genuine pleasure. Fire rings scattered throughout the park invite you to gather with family and friends for evening campfires while ocean breezes carry the salt air around you. The on-site camp store provides convenient supplies, so you won't need to make frequent trips into town.
The boat ramp serves as a gateway for fishing and boating adventures, making the park ideal for those who want to experience the Pacific from the water. Even if water activities aren't your focus, the coastal trails and viewpoints around the park offer spectacular hiking opportunities with sweeping ocean panoramas. Port Orford itself, just minutes away, is a delightful artist community with galleries, local restaurants, and shops that reflect the creative spirit of Oregon's southern coast.
This park welcomes visitors year-round, which means you can experience Cape Blanco's dramatic beauty in any season. Summer brings warmer, clearer days perfect for exploring, while winter showcases the raw power of the Pacific with crashing waves and moody skies that photographers and nature enthusiasts find absolutely captivating. Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and fewer crowds, creating peaceful opportunities to connect with the landscape.
Cape Blanco State Park appeals to a wonderfully diverse range of RV travelers. Families appreciate the safe, well-maintained facilities and the outdoor activities that keep everyone engaged. Couples find romance in the stunning vistas and peaceful evenings by the fire. Photographers and nature lovers return again and again to capture the cape's changing moods. Fishing enthusiasts, history buffs interested in exploring the historic lighthouse, and anyone seeking to experience authentic Oregon coastal wilderness will find this park memorable and rewarding.
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Total Sites
4.7
Rating
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Amenities & Features
Amenities
Boat Ramp
Picnic Tables
Fire Rings
Camp Store
Showers
Restrooms
Park Details
Season
Year-round
Total Sites
58
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Sharon Martin Andre
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Sharon Martin Andre
Cape Blanco State Park is a very nice state park. Beautiful beach that can be driven on, a light house, a pioneer cemetery, a historical house. Lots of hiking trails. A campground and a horse campground with corals, and cabins. The campground sites are a good size and secluded by vegetation with electric and water year round. AT&T had 4glite. Paved paths to restrooms. Bathrooms and showers are ok... Cape Blanco State Park is a very nice state park. Beautiful beach that can be driven on, a light house, a pioneer cemetery, a historical house. Lots of hiking trails. A campground and a horse campground with corals, and cabins. The campground sites are a good size and secluded by vegetation with electric and water year round. AT&T had 4glite. Paved paths to restrooms. Bathrooms and showers are okay. Showers have hot water but no way to regulate temperature.
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Sharon Martin Andre
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Sharon Martin Andre
Cape Blanco State Park is a very nice state park. Beautiful beach that can be driven on, a light house, a pioneer cemetery, a historical house. Lots of hiking trails. A campground and a horse campground with corals, and cabins. The campground sites are a good size and secluded by vegetation with electric and water year round. AT&T had 4glite. Paved paths to restrooms. Bathrooms and showers are ok... Cape Blanco State Park is a very nice state park. Beautiful beach that can be driven on, a light house, a pioneer cemetery, a historical house. Lots of hiking trails. A campground and a horse campground with corals, and cabins. The campground sites are a good size and secluded by vegetation with electric and water year round. AT&T had 4glite. Paved paths to restrooms. Bathrooms and showers are okay. Showers have hot water but no way to regulate temperature.
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Eric Elizondo
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Eric Elizondo
Had a great time at this State Park. Definitely make it a point to stop here if you're traveling the Oregon Coast. There's a small gift shop on site also. Not sure of the shop's hours.
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Eric Elizondo
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Eric Elizondo
Had a great time at this State Park. Definitely make it a point to stop here if you're traveling the Oregon Coast. There's a small gift shop on site also. Not sure of the shop's hours.
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Eric Elizondo
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Eric Elizondo
Had a great time at this State Park. Definitely make it a point to stop here if you're traveling the Oregon Coast. There's a small gift shop on site also. Not sure of the shop's hours.
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Alison Willette
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Alison Willette
I've stayed at Cape Blanco 2 times. Both times were lovely and serene. The cabins are far apart enough that you don't hear the other guests much at all. The bathrooms are warm and clean. The park staff are friendly and kind and there's plenty of firewood and other necessities available.
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Alison Willette
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Alison Willette
I've stayed at Cape Blanco 2 times. Both times were lovely and serene. The cabins are far apart enough that you don't hear the other guests much at all. The bathrooms are warm and clean. The park staff are friendly and kind and there's plenty of firewood and other necessities available.
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Bryan Diehl
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Bryan Diehl
Great views of the Pacific Ocean and gorgeous haystacks! (rocks)
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Bryan Diehl
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Bryan Diehl
Great views of the Pacific Ocean and gorgeous haystacks! (rocks)
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Bryan Diehl
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Bryan Diehl
Great views of the Pacific Ocean and gorgeous haystacks! (rocks)
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Pete Smells
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Pete Smells
Nice views. On some days, the wind is mild enough that you can actually get out of your car to enjoy them. Not so often though. Hughes House and Pioneer Cemetery are mildly interesting. Long walk to lighthouse if you are not in decent shape. The road is eroded and has been patched with only gravel in several spots. Not ideal for what is supposed to be a bike route. It has been this way for years... Nice views. On some days, the wind is mild enough that you can actually get out of your car to enjoy them. Not so often though. Hughes House and Pioneer Cemetery are mildly interesting. Long walk to lighthouse if you are not in decent shape. The road is eroded and has been patched with only gravel in several spots. Not ideal for what is supposed to be a bike route. It has been this way for years now; not sure why the Park does not repair. properly.
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Pete Smells
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Pete Smells
Nice views. On some days, the wind is mild enough that you can actually get out of your car to enjoy them. Not so often though. Hughes House and Pioneer Cemetery are mildly interesting. Long walk to lighthouse if you are not in decent shape. The road is eroded and has been patched with only gravel in several spots. Not ideal for what is supposed to be a bike route. It has been this way for years... Nice views. On some days, the wind is mild enough that you can actually get out of your car to enjoy them. Not so often though. Hughes House and Pioneer Cemetery are mildly interesting. Long walk to lighthouse if you are not in decent shape. The road is eroded and has been patched with only gravel in several spots. Not ideal for what is supposed to be a bike route. It has been this way for years now; not sure why the Park does not repair. properly.
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