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The second-largest campground in the Oregon park system, tucked in the dunes three miles south of Florence with two freshwater lakes. Rhododendrons bloom in spring and huckleberries and blackberries ripen in autumn; expect noise from the neighbouring off-highway vehicle area in summer.
Things to do
🥾 Hiking
🛶 Paddling
🏊 Swimming
🎣 Fishing
⛵ Boating
Amenities & facilities
🏕️ Campsites
🚿 Showers
🚻 Restrooms
🛖 Cabins
👥 Group Sites
🛝 Playground
🚤 Boat Ramp
🚐 RV Dump Station
♿ Accessible Facilities
RV / campsite hookups
🔌 Full Hookups (Sewer/Water/Electric)
⚡ Electric & Water
⛺ Primitive / No Hookups
Camping options
Yurts
Hiker/biker sites
RV sites
Tent sites
Entrance fee
$10–$12 per vehicle — Day-use parking permit: $10 per day for Oregon residents, $12 non-resident; $60 for a 12-month permit ($75 non-resident). No permit needed if you walk, bike or are dropped off, or if you are camping in the park.
🎒 Gear up for Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park