Hammond straddles the Columbia River's mouth where it crashes into the Pacific Ocean. Camp in one of our 5 listed RV parks to stalk the Peter Iredale shipwreck on Fort Stevens beaches, hook salmon at Hammond Marina, or chase clams at low tide. This spot delivers raw coastal thrills without the Seaside crowds.
Hammond clings to Oregon's north coast, gateway to the Columbia River estuary. Fort Stevens State Park packs WWII gun batteries, the century-old Peter Iredale shipwreck, and miles of dune-backed beach. Hammond Marina buzzes with charter boats chasing tuna, salmon, and Dungeness crab. Astoria's column-topped hills and Lewis and Clark National Historical Park sit minutes away, blending pioneer history with craft breweries.
Fort Stevens State Park draws history buffs and wallet-watchers at $34/night; showers, group sites, and pet-friendly spots make it versatile. Families flock to Astoria/Warrenton/Seaside KOA Resort for its pool, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups starting at $77. Hammond Marina RV Park fits groups and pet owners with 30-amp waterfront pads. Astoria-Warrenton-Seaside KOA amps up the resort feel for those craving convenience near beaches.
Hammond is known for its Columbia River mouth location and Fort Stevens State Park's shipwrecks and bunkers. Anglers target salmon and crab from Hammond Marina, while beaches yield clams and razor clams at low tide. Astoria's proximity adds Lewis and Clark history and fresh seafood spots just minutes away.
RV parks near Hammond include Fort Stevens State Park, Hammond Marina RV Park, and Astoria/Warrenton/Seaside KOA Resort. Fort Stevens starts at $34/night with showers and pet sites; Hammond Marina offers 30-amp group pads on the water. The KOA provides pool access and 50-amp hookups from $77.
Yes, Hammond Marina RV Park and Fort Stevens State Park welcome pets. Both offer leashed access to beaches and trails; Fort Stevens has showers and group sites for pet owners. Check KOA policies, as some sites allow pets with fees.
