Hey Miguel.

I've been up and down the OR coast at least a few times now. In
general, OR SP's totally rock.

Likely you know this, but with so many CG's to choose from, with the
non reservable sites, if you start looking early on while cruising,
you should find a site w/o too much hassle.

Off the top of my head, I like Cape Blanco SP. A little less $ than
most, some nice trails, most sites well separated by brush:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-2kP91W0cAVk/SfdSejPBwWI/AAAAAAAAAOc/o0KIQha1YOc/s720/Bunny.jpg

And Honeyman was a little less $ too. Nicely treed etc.

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-owIqjFjIMIo/TNns4M6QuwI/AAAAAAAAEAk/RW8MH2gnNmU/s512/HoneymanCG.jpg

Oh yah. And further south, there's a roadside restaurant. Dutch
Fishman, Fish Dutchman. Something like that. Somewhere I have a pic
but can't find. It's on the RH (west) side of road, heading south,
further south down the coast. If you both like fish and chimps, go
there!

Neil.

On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 12:07 PM, miguel pacheco <mundopacheco@gmail.com> wrote:
> Me and my girlfriend will be cruising Oregon, along the coast, the weekend
> of August 13. I've surfed the web researching available camping of all
> sorts. Lots of good information there, but it would be foolish to not
> exploit the wisdom of the list. Any information is welcome, along with any
> advice. If you have a location that is dear to you, it can be shared
> privately. I've camped along this coastline before, but did not have the
> five days I have now.
> Thanks,
> Miguel
>

-- 
Neil n

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