Portside RV Park

Port in a storm

The people in the office were very nice and friendly. They allowed us to park and setup and come back later to check in. We stopped here as we couldn't proceed into California. Fires, wind and power outages prevented us from crossing the border and continuing on. The park is clean, well keep, and nestled in a little canyon right across from the harbor. It's close proximity to the town allows you access to everything if you're driving. If you crave Mexican food, it's a walk across the street. Seems like a lot of mobile home spots that are permanent residents. WiFi at the back of the park is almost nonexistent. But closer to the office it works well. Dog areas are mostly gravel on the side of the parks circle drive. The laundry and restrooms were very clean. The entire park is pretty much paved or concreted. There is another RV park just down the street, but this one seems nicer due to the high canyon walls. Had full hookups, and was quiet. We were at the far back, a pull-thru. It was windy during the evening, and even though we were at the back of the park, we did experience some rocking. No road noise at all.
I'd stay again if I was in town.
If I wanted ambiance, I'd head up the coast to Sea Perch RV Park in Yachats. But they're $98 a night.