Depoe Bay claims the title Whale Watching Capital of the Oregon Coast. Gray whales surface in the surf off Highway 101, drawing crowds to this tiny harbor town. Base your RV at one of our 8 directory parks and chase spouts, sea caves, and sunsets.
Depoe Bay claims the title Whale Watching Capital of the Oregon Coast. Gray whales surface in the surf off Highway 101, drawing crowds to this tiny harbor town. Base your RV at one of our 8 directory parks and chase spouts, sea caves, and sunsets.
Depoe Bay hugs Oregon's rugged central coast with the world's smallest navigable harbor. Whales breach near the Whale Watching Center on US 101, where visitors scan from cliffside platforms. Boiler Bay State Park crashes with waves below, while Fogarty Creek State Recreation Area hides pocket beaches among basalt cliffs. The Spouting Horn blasts seawater 25 feet skyward at high tide.
Holiday Surf RV Park & Lodge draws families to its beachfront spots and lodge perks. Sea and Sand RV Park fits couples with WiFi and rates from $59 a night. Fogarty Creek RV Park serves budget campers and pet owners, delivering pull-through sites, showers, and prices from $29 to $55.
Depoe Bay is known as the Whale Watching Capital of the Oregon Coast. Gray whales migrate past the harbor from March to December, visible from the free Whale Watching Center on Highway 101. Tours launch daily from the world's smallest navigable harbor, and the Spouting Horn adds natural drama with geyser-like sprays.
RV parks near Depoe Bay include Holiday Surf RV Park & Lodge, Sea & Sand RV Park, and Fogarty Creek RV Park. All sit along Highway 101 for quick access to whales and beaches. Expect WiFi at Sea and Sand, pet-friendly pull-throughs at Fogarty Creek from $29 nightly.
Yes, Fogarty Creek RV Park allows pets. It includes WiFi, showers, and pull-through sites priced $29 to $55 per night. Leash up for walks to nearby Fogarty Creek State Recreation Area trails and tide pools.
