KOA Resorts offer a carefree vacation in the great outdoors. Enjoy robust recreation and staff-led activities, kick back and relax by the resort-style pool, or grab a bite to eat, all while never leaving the campground. And with plenty of RV Sites with KOA Patios® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths to meet your needs, it’s the ultimate camping getaway.
KOA Resorts offer a carefree vacation in the great outdoors. Enjoy robust recreation and staff-led activities, kick back and relax by the resort-style pool, or grab a bite to eat, all while never leaving the campground. And with plenty of RV Sites with KOA Patios® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths to meet your needs, it’s the ultimate camping getaway.
From US 101: Follow signs to Ft Stevens State Park.
From I-5: Take WA State Exit 36 to Hwy 30 West. Follow signs to Ft Stevens State Park campground entrance.
If you are using a GPS system please use the Ft. Stevens State Park as a reference.
Get Google DirectionsThe North Oregon Coast is just a spot of beach and some rain right? Not even close! Near the mouth of the Columbia lies the most deadly bar and the greatest little towns on the coast. Whether you're an outdoors enthusiast or have an interest in history, there is a lot these little towns have to offer. Zip line tours, paragliding, helicopter tours, theater, museums and so much more. Come stay and enjoy the view and some great food from a large list of great restaurants in our area. Secluded in the country with downtown amenities, you will be happy you came to stay.
Take your family out for a picnic or go fishing or kayaking at Coffenbury Lake. Coffenbury Lake offers kayak rentals and freshwater fishing.
Love seafood? Try it fresh - catch your own dinner! You can go crabbing or clamming in the area. There is a bait and tackle shop close by!
Have you ever watched a storm rolling into land on the beach? It is quite the sight. This is nature at its best. Enjoy big huge beautiful waves crashing on the beach--best during winter seasons. You might even find treasures that wash up when the tides are just right.
For the best beach combing you will want to visit during low tides. Best results are right after storms. You can find agates, fossils, driftwood, artifacts and even the exclusive and increasingly rare Japanese glass floats from old fishing nets come ashore. You never want to explore the beach by yourself. The "Sneaker Waves" are very swift and fast--you will never know before they get you.
If you like to deep sea fish, we are the campground you have been looking for. We have several fishing charters close to us. Right by the mighty mouth of the Columbia River, why would you want to fish anywhere else. The real question is Salmon or Sturgeon? You can also fish from our famous South Jetty. For lake fishing try Coffenbury Lake right across the street.
Across the street from our campground we have the Fort Stevens hiking and biking trails. There are 14 miles of trails to explore, on foot or bike. The paths run through beautiful natural forests. If you are looking you might see Elk, Frogs, and many different birds. Eagles are quit common with the eagle sanctuary close by. Or you could take a nice stroll to one of the many Historical sites.
If you like just to relax and watch wild life, we have plenty of wildlife to look at. You can drive out to the wildlife bunker which is a nice concrete wind break with a guide to local bird species. Just down from the bunker is the South Jetty Platform. You might be able to catch a glimpse of a whale in the right time of year. Or just watch ships go in or out of the mighty mouth of the Columbia. You can also go into Astoria to see the Sea Lions. Listen to them play and get social with their friends. You can even sit at your camp site and watch birds, raccoons and even deer and elk walk by. Be careful-the raccoons get hungry and will dig through your cooler!
Enjoy kite flying on any of the many beaches. See how high you can get your kite. If you don't have one and would like one there are several local shops that are famous for their kite selection.
We have many places to go shopping. We are only 15 miles from the Seaside Outlet mall. Downtown Seaside also offers many locally owned shops. Astoria is about 5 miles north. From May-October you can shop outdoors at the Astoria Sunday market, or you can choose from any of the wonderful locally owned shops in downtown Astoria.
If you are interested in theater we are close to the Astor Street Opry Company. Since 1984, Astor Street Opry Company has been providing audiences with high-quality entertainment and delicious food. They started as a small local theater group and have now expanded to become one of the most popular community theaters in the region.One of their famous shows is "Shanghaied in Astoria", which is a 19th century story. We also have the Liberty Theater in downtown Astoria which offers a variety of shows from music, to theater, to comedians, etc....
The north coast area has been used in many different movies. Here are just a few, "The Goonies", "Come See The Paradise" , "Kindergarten Cop" , "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3" , "Free Willy" and "Short Circuit". Can you find any of the famous spots? Be sure to include a visit to the Oregon Film Museum in Astoria!
More than a traditional museum, the Columbia River Maritime Museum is a unique combination of experiences where an extensive collection of seafaring vessels, maritime artifacts, and fine art come to life through exciting and informative exhibits, demonstrations and hands-on activities.
The High Life Adventures experience takes participants on an exhilarating tour of eight zip lines. Enjoy a mile of zipping, through timber, over ponds, and around and over a 7-acre lake. The “Maple” zip line even offers participants a chance to take a dunk in the water! It's fun for all ages (60 pounds to 300 pounds) and is sure to create lasting memories for the whole family.
Fort Stevens is a 4,300-acre park offering a variety of recreation adventures, including beach-combing, a freshwater lake, trails, wildlife viewing, and a historic shipwreck. Park features include:
Standing at the top of the Astoria Column, you can envision the hardships, bravery, and awe experienced by the first people to live in this corner of the world. Dedicated by the Great Northern Railway in 1926, the Astoria Column stands today as a monument to those people. The Column is a unique work of Northwest art offering an unparalleled view of the meeting of many roads. There are 164 steps to climb to the top of the column with breathtaking views at the top.
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