You Won't Be Sorry When You Visit Beverly Beach

One of our favorite campgrounds on the Oregon Coast is Beverly Beach. The park is located just north of Newport.

We have been camping there for many reasons. One of the reasons is that the campsites themselves are really nice because of the forest like setting. It is a very popular park for a reason.

But don’t worry! There is a walkway under the highway that emerges to the long expanse of sandy beach.

The beach extends south to Yaquina Head Lighthouse (which you can see) to the north to the headlands of Otter Rock.

Everyone likes to bring a bucket and build sand castles. If you don’t want to build your own there are usually plenty of people there building them. You can just watch them.

If the weather cooperates the sky will be covered with kites. It is a great place for flying them and there are all kinds of kites. I remember when I was little the kites were all the same. They were just some pieces of thin wood with a tissue paper covering. They now have kites that are over 50 feet long.

It is just a few steps from the ocean and you are then in the forest sheltered campground. Giant, wind sculpted trees and logs surround the campsites that are strung along pebbly Spencer Creek.

Start your campfire going and then go take a nice warm shower. I mean where else do you get heated individual showers for free!

The play area and large grass and sand areas are close to the campsites. The sites are private, clean and level.