River One RV Park is a cozy place with access to great outdoor activities like fishing, boating, hiking, etc. It’s proximity to the Feather River makes it a fisherman’s paradise. And access to Lake Oroville make it a haven for boaters.

The clean gravel sites are level and offer full hook-ups with brand new 50-amp pedestals. The centrally-located bathrooms are brand new, with beautiful tile and granite countertops that make using the private showers a pleasure.

Hat Creek Resort and RV Park is in a really great environment, tucked into tall pine trees and directly along Hat Creek.

The trout fishing is great right in the park, with lots of people catching their dinner just a few feet from their RVs. We took a short hike on the trails behind the park, right up onto the Pacific Crest Trail, and found a great viewpoint overlooking Mount Lassen in nearby Lassen Volcanic National Park.

The staff was incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home. There are lots of cabins too, which looked really cozy, along with RV sites with their own horse stalls so that people can bring their horses along to ride on the trails. It was nice to find a forested campground that had lots of really big sites, with plenty of room for our large RV.

Everything was clean, the Wi-Fi worked well, and we had a great meal in the cafe too. It’s pretty remote here, so having a place to eat, along with a large convenience / camp store was handy. Great place for a peaceful getaway.

We parked at McKinley’s Marina and RV Park with our windshield hanging directly over Alsea Bay. By providing hook-ups on BOTH sides of the sites, they allow not only back-in parking, but nose-in as well. This allows both RVs and 5th wheels to park with the fantastic view filling the windshield.

In nearly 7 years of full-time RVing, we have never seen an RV park quite like this… and we mean that in the very best way. Instead of just providing paved streets, or paved patios, or paved parking pads, this park has all three… in brand new solid concrete. That may sound cold at first, but the effect of having everything being concrete (with nice plantings between and around the sites) it that everything is immaculately clean.

The bay here supposedly has some of the best Dungeness crabbing in Oregon, and judging by the number of people hauling in large catches, it must be the case. The park rents out motorboats, and also has a launch ramp for people who bring their own boats with them.

There’s also a large gift shop and convenience store, brand new bathrooms (with granite showers) and the newest, cleanest, most beautiful laundry room we’ve ever seen anywhere.

This is a top-notch stop on the Oregon coast.