Warrenton hugs the Columbia River's wild mouth, world-famous for crabbing hauls, Fort Stevens shipwrecks, and dune-backed beaches. Five RV parks in our directory launch you into these saltwater pursuits from stable pads. Base your rig here to chase salmon at Hammond Marina or dig clams on Clatsop Spit.
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Anglers crowd Warrenton Harbor Marina for fall salmon runs and Dungeness crab pots. History buffs storm Fort Stevens State Park to climb into concrete gun batteries and snap photos of the rusted Peter Iredale wreck stranded since 1906. Beach drivers tackle the sand at Cullaby Lake or spot whales from the Columbia Jetty.
Kampers West RV Park draws families and groups with WiFi, hot showers, and 30-amp hookups from $36 nightly. Military campers score deals at Camp Rilea with 50-amp sites, showers, and a dump station starting at $15. Pet owners pick Cougar Camp for its pet-friendly policy, water hookups, and $30 flat rate. Sunset Lake Campground fits reunions on 30-amp group sites near shimmering water.
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Warrenton shines for crabbing and fishing at the Columbia River mouth. Fort Stevens State Park draws crowds with the Peter Iredale shipwreck and WWII bunkers. Beachgoers love Clatsop Spit's vast sands for clamming and kite flying year-round. The small town buzzes as a coastal gateway near Astoria.
Kampers West RV Park, Sunset Lake Campground, Camp Rilea Military Campground, Cougar Camp, and Kampers West Kamp Ground top the list. These five cluster near Hammond and Fort Stevens for easy beach access. Expect showers, 30- or 50-amp hookups, and group sites at most.
Cougar Camp fully embraces pets with water hookups and group sites at $30/night. It sits close to Fort Stevens trails where dogs roam leashed. Always confirm policies, but this spot stands out for furry companions amid coastal adventures.