Cloverdale clings to Nestucca Bay's edge on Oregon's rugged coast, where dory boats launch into Pacific surf and dunes tower over pristine beaches. Campers chase haystack rock views at Cape Kiwanda or dig clams at low tide. Twelve RV parks anchor your stay here, launching adventures from budget sites to full-hookup havens.
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Cloverdale pulses with coastal life around Nestucca Bay. The Nestucca River spills into the Pacific, fueling world-class salmon runs that draw anglers each fall. Kayak Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge to spot herons and elk. Drive Highway 101 to Pacific City's Cape Kiwanda for hang gliding over massive sandstone formations. Join the Dorymen's Festival in summer to cheer fishermen brave the breakers.
RV parks turn Cloverdale into your ideal base camp. Thousand Trails Pacific City delivers WiFi and rates from $25 nightly, suiting remote workers who need connectivity. Sandbeach Campground handles big rigs, pets, and groups at $18 to $25 per night with drinking water. East Dunes in Siuslaw National Forest welcomes pets and campfires with water hookups for $25. Whalen Island County Campground offers group sites, dump stations, and pet access from $33. Camper Cove RV Park pampers with showers, 50-amp power, and dump facilities starting at $133 nightly.
Cloverdale shines for its Nestucca Bay clamming, crabbing, and dory boat launches. Pacific City nearby hosts the Dorymen's Festival, celebrating fishermen who surf-launch through waves. Kayakers paddle the bay's wildlife refuge, while Cape Kiwanda's dunes draw hang gliders and ATV riders. This coastal gem blends bay adventures with beach hikes just minutes from RV sites.
Twelve RV parks fill our Cloverdale directory, including Thousand Trails Pacific City, Sandbeach Campground, East Dunes Campground, Whalen Island County Campground, and Camper Cove RV Park. Most cluster near Highway 101 and Nestucca Bay for quick beach access. Amenities range from pet-friendly sites and big rig spots to 50-amp hookups and WiFi.
Yes, Sandbeach Campground, East Dunes Campground, and Whalen Island County Campground all welcome pets. Sandbeach adds big rig access and drinking water at $18 to $25 nightly. East Dunes in Siuslaw National Forest includes water hookups and campfires for $25. Whalen Island offers group sites and dump stations from $33, all leash rules apply.