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Price
$35 - $45/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
46 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Has Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$35 - $45/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
46 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Has Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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38.3283, -123.0456
Fall weekenders with a boat or kayak who can snag a front-row water-view site. Dungeness crab, rockfish, and lingcod are right out the door, the fog clears faster in September and October, and RVs fit easily on the paved pull-throughs with a dump station on site.
Tent campers expecting a quieter coastal experience should know generators run 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., early-morning fishermen ignore the 7 a.m. quiet-hours cutoff, and several reviewers describe the kind of neighbor friction that makes a two-night stay feel longer than it is.
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Fall delivers the best window for camping here. Mid-50s to upper-60s during the day, 40s and 50s at night, with clearer skies and lighter winds than summer. The relentless summer fog burns off faster in September and October. Crowds thin out. Shorebirds pass through and offshore whale visibility improves. Spring is decent too, but winds can still gust hard across the exposed sites. Winter storms bring heavy rain and cold that empty the campground. Year-round, bring layers, rain gear, and a windbreak. Multiple reviewers warn that coastal damp penetrates everything, even when inland valleys are hot.
Fall described as the best window: clearer skies, lighter winds and mild temps.
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Westside provides the essentials for comfortable dry camping: potable water spigots throughout the campground, modern restrooms with flush toilets and electrical outlets, and coin-operated hot showers. A dump station is available for RVs (currently $10 fee), though there are no hookups at individual sites. The campground includes 46 tent and RV sites, with 43 reservable up to six months in advance, including two ADA-accessible sites and accessible family camping areas. Paved internal roads and numerous pull-through sites accommodate large rigs easily. The three-lane boat launch and wheelchair-accessible kayak launch are major draws for water recreation. Pets are welcome on leash with an additional fee. What's missing: electrical hookups, sewer connections, a camp store, and firewood sales, so campers must arrive fully provisioned and self-sufficient for power needs.
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