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Beacon Rock State Park Campground
Corbett, Oregon
Campground in Oregon.
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About Sunset Bay State Park
Located near Coos Bay, Oregon, Sunset Bay State Park features 108 campsites in a scenic setting. This state park is a favorite among visitors seeking outdoor adventure and relaxation.
Sunset Bay State Park offers a remarkable coastal camping experience along Oregon's stunning southern coast near Coos Bay. This year-round destination attracts travelers seeking the perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and convenient amenities that make extended RV stays comfortable and memorable.
The park's crown jewel is its protected sandy cove, surrounded by dramatic sea cliffs and rocky headlands that create some of the most photogenic landscapes on the Oregon coast. The sheltered beach provides a rare opportunity to enjoy oceanside camping without the exposure of more open coastal areas. Whether you're an early riser wanting to catch the sunrise over the water or someone who prefers evening strolls along the shore, the beach setting here delivers natural beauty at every hour of the day.
Fishing enthusiasts will find plenty to appreciate, with opportunities to cast lines in both saltwater and freshwater settings nearby. The area around Coos Bay has long been known for productive fishing grounds, making this an ideal base for anglers of all skill levels. Many guests plan their trips around seasonal runs and ocean conditions, knowing they'll have comfortable RV accommodations to return to after a day on the water.
The campground itself provides one hundred eight sites well-suited to RVs of various sizes, with full facilities including showers and restrooms to keep you comfortable throughout your stay. Fire rings and picnic tables at each site create the perfect setup for outdoor meals and evening gatherings. The dump station makes it convenient to maintain your RV systems, while the pet-friendly policy means your furry companions can enjoy the coastal adventure alongside you.
Beyond the park's immediate boundaries, Coos Bay offers charming local attractions, fresh seafood restaurants, and opportunities to explore tide pools and sea caves in nearby coves. The region's natural attractions, combined with year-round access and solid four-point-seven star ratings from thousands of visitors, make Sunset Bay State Park a destination that appeals to everyone from serious outdoor adventurers to families seeking a relaxing coastal getaway.
The park's crown jewel is its protected sandy cove, surrounded by dramatic sea cliffs and rocky headlands that create some of the most photogenic landscapes on the Oregon coast. The sheltered beach provides a rare opportunity to enjoy oceanside camping without the exposure of more open coastal areas. Whether you're an early riser wanting to catch the sunrise over the water or someone who prefers evening strolls along the shore, the beach setting here delivers natural beauty at every hour of the day.
Fishing enthusiasts will find plenty to appreciate, with opportunities to cast lines in both saltwater and freshwater settings nearby. The area around Coos Bay has long been known for productive fishing grounds, making this an ideal base for anglers of all skill levels. Many guests plan their trips around seasonal runs and ocean conditions, knowing they'll have comfortable RV accommodations to return to after a day on the water.
The campground itself provides one hundred eight sites well-suited to RVs of various sizes, with full facilities including showers and restrooms to keep you comfortable throughout your stay. Fire rings and picnic tables at each site create the perfect setup for outdoor meals and evening gatherings. The dump station makes it convenient to maintain your RV systems, while the pet-friendly policy means your furry companions can enjoy the coastal adventure alongside you.
Beyond the park's immediate boundaries, Coos Bay offers charming local attractions, fresh seafood restaurants, and opportunities to explore tide pools and sea caves in nearby coves. The region's natural attractions, combined with year-round access and solid four-point-seven star ratings from thousands of visitors, make Sunset Bay State Park a destination that appeals to everyone from serious outdoor adventurers to families seeking a relaxing coastal getaway.
108
Total Sites
4.7
Rating
3,120
Reviews
Amenities & Features
Amenities
Dump Station
Fishing
Picnic Tables
Fire Rings
Showers
Restrooms
Booking & Operations
Pet Friendly
Park Details
Season
Year-round
Total Sites
108
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Coos Bay is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Oregon weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Coos Bay.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Coos Bay. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Sunset Bay State Park Reviews
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Floyd E
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Floyd E
We stayed in a yurt. It was clean has a little table, ours was close to the bathrooms and showers. The little heater kept us nice and toasty warm at night. We will definitely come back.
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Floyd E
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Floyd E
We stayed in a yurt. It was clean has a little table, ours was close to the bathrooms and showers. The little heater kept us nice and toasty warm at night. We will definitely come back.
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Ryan LaPlante
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Ryan LaPlante
First of all, the park closes right at sunset and it kind of leap frogs the sunset all year. So we actually got booted from the park right at sunset as the sun was going down and drove over to Simpsons Reef which is like a minute away to finish watching the sunset. Just the heads up if you're heading over there just for the sunset. Booted from the park right at sunset as the sun was going down and... First of all, the park closes right at sunset and it kind of leap frogs the sunset all year. So we actually got booted from the park right at sunset as the sun was going down and drove over to Simpsons Reef which is like a minute away to finish watching the sunset. Just the heads up if you're heading over there just for the sunset. Booted from the park right at sunset as the sun was going down and drove over to Simpson's Reef which is like a minute away to finish watching the sunset. Just a heads up if you're heading over there just for the sunset
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Dan Brennen
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Dan Brennen
What an incredibly beautiful place to have here. The dunes were just amazing and peaceful and I felt like I was the only one there. What a treat!
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Dan Brennen
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Dan Brennen
What an incredibly beautiful place to have here. The dunes were just amazing and peaceful and I felt like I was the only one there. What a treat!
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Julie Jones
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Julie Jones
Souch fun to introduce my granddaughters to tide pools at the same beach I learned about them. Unfortunately the park fees are steep ($12 for out of state) and the QR code wasn't working. If we hadn't been with another person that was waiting in their vehicle, we would have received a ticket
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Julie G
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Julie G
A little crowded with very little space between campsites, but the landscaping in between the sites provided visual separation and privacy. The park is well maintained and the hosts do a fantastic job keeping it that way. The blowers, mowers and edgers were whisper quiet. The reception was stellar and bathrooms were so very clean. The showers are cleaned every day and if you get there when they f... A little crowded with very little space between campsites, but the landscaping in between the sites provided visual separation and privacy. The park is well maintained and the hosts do a fantastic job keeping it that way. The blowers, mowers and edgers were whisper quiet. The reception was stellar and bathrooms were so very clean. The showers are cleaned every day and if you get there when they first unlock them you’ll get a freshly mopped and cleaned shower stall. Water was hot and plentiful. Thank you Oregon State Parks for making my long journey to get there worth it. I want to return again.
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