Pacific City draws RV travelers with Cape Kiwanda's massive 240-foot sand dune and the rare sight of dory boats launching straight from the beach. Seven parks in our directory put you steps from Nestucca River hikes and Kiwanda Beach surf. Camp here to chase sunsets over Haystack Rock and wake to ocean waves.
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33305 Cape Kiwanda Dr, Pacific City, OR 97135
Pacific City thrives on its wild coastline. Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area towers with the state's tallest drivable dune, where adventurers climb for panoramic views of the Pacific. Bob Straub State Park offers quiet trails along Nestucca Spit, alive with shorebirds. Watch the dory fleet brave breakers at Kiwanda Beach, then sip crafts at Pelican Brewing Company on Front Street. Kayak Nestucca Bay or fish salmon runs in fall.
RV parks anchor your stay amid these gems. Cape Kiwanda RV Resort suits luxury seekers with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station at $50 to $169 per night. Sand Lake Recreation Area fits groups and pet owners with sites, drinking water, and pet-friendly policies for $25 nightly. Hart's Camp provides WiFi from $66 a night for connected campers. Pacific City RV Resort and Cape Kiwanda RV Park offer beach-proximate bases for surfers and dune explorers.
Pacific City stands out for Cape Kiwanda's 240-foot sand dune and beach-launched dory fishing fleet. Hikers tackle Bob Straub State Park trails along Nestucca Spit, spotting elk and eagles. Surfers hit Kiwanda Beach waves, while Pelican Brewing on Front Street pours IPAs with ocean views. Families build bonfires under Haystack Rock silhouettes at sunset.
Our directory lists seven RV parks like Pacific City RV Resort, Cape Kiwanda RV Resort, Cape Kiwanda RV Park, Sand Lake Recreation Area, and Hart's Camp. Cape Kiwanda RV Resort hugs the beach with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and dump station from $50 nightly. Sand Lake Recreation Area sits north near Tillamook with group sites and pet perks at $25.
Yes, Sand Lake Recreation Area welcomes pets with designated sites, drinking water, and group areas for $25 per night. Many parks like Pacific City RV Resort allow leashed dogs near Nestucca River trails. Check individual policies, but coastal spots prioritize furry travel companions amid dune hikes and beach romps.