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Kampers West RV Park
Overview
Kampers West RV Park offers a welcoming home base for travelers exploring the scenic North Oregon Coast. Nestled in a pocket of greenery in Warrenton, this park prioritizes a peaceful atmosphere and practical comfort for every guest. It is a long-standing destination known for its friendly service and well-maintained grounds, providing a reliable landing spot after a day of coastal adventures. Whether you are arriving for a short weekend or an extended stay, the park focuses on making your transition to coastal living seamless and relaxed.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of Warrenton, the park is positioned just minutes away from the rugged beauty of the Pacific Ocean. The surrounding landscape is defined by the convergence of the Columbia River and the sea, creating a unique coastal climate and rich history. You are within easy reach of local shopping centers for supplies, yet far enough from the main thoroughfares to enjoy a quiet evening. The proximity to Fort Stevens State Park means you are never far from historic landmarks and expansive beach access points.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped to handle modern RV needs with full hookup sites including 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Travelers can enjoy the convenience of on-site laundry facilities and clean restroom and shower buildings. To keep guests connected, the park provides cable TV and wireless internet access at most sites. The layout includes pull-through sites that accommodate larger rigs, ensuring that arrival and departure are stress-free for drivers of all skill levels. The park's pet-friendly policy ensures that your four-legged companions can join the getaway.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Exploration is effortless with Fort Stevens State Park just down the road, where visitors can view the famous Peter Iredale shipwreck or explore miles of paved bicycle trails. A short drive brings you to Astoria, where the Astoria Column offers panoramic views of the entire region. Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the close access to both river and ocean charters, while history buffs can spend hours at the Columbia River Maritime Museum. For a quieter afternoon, the nearby beaches are perfect for beachcombing or watching the sunset.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for nature enthusiasts and history lovers who want a central hub for exploring Clatsop County. It appeals most to travelers who prefer a quiet, traditional RV park experience over a busy resort atmosphere. Because of its spacious sites and full utility access, it is well-suited for retirees and long-term travelers looking for a comfortable coastal basecamp. It is also a great fit for families who plan to spend their days adventuring outdoors and simply need a reliable, clean place to rest at night.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
J. Whiteman
Not a bad place to stay for a few nights or longer if needed. Easy RV parking.
Becky Rufener
This is a convenient place to camp for Astoria area activities. Spaces are a little tight but otherwise a nice abs quiet place. Our room was great as we brought it with us! Prices are reasonably too.
Carrie Poster
We made our reservation 6 months out. We knew we only could get electric/water. This was okay. What we did not know was we would be in the tenting area. Oh, not really the tenting area but tenting in the area since the tenting area is small and full. The camp site had clear delineation between sites, if the neighbors respected the lines. But they did not. The campground is jammed packed- side-by-side RV’s in full hookup. Everyone has outside refrigerator and freezers for the fish they catch. We were supposed to be there 5 nights, we only made 3 nights. We spoke to the manager before we left, but no refunds. I will say, we are the type of camper who likes trees and space. So, this might explain the review. Would not stay here again, but they do not need to worry about that, since they are always full and put tenters in RV areas.
Tammi Leroy
Although our last visit was almost 2 years ago, we keep a standing reservation. However I've been trying to get a hold of them for weeks. They've changed their hours from 10 to 2pm and NEVER answer their phones or emails. The acting "Manager" said our reservations were for the last part of July, when they were and always have been for the months of Aug & Sept. Someone pulled a fast one on us. So we cancelled the whole visit and will never go back there. I wonder how the owners would feel knowing that their office staff sucks that bad. The "manager" didn't show an ounce of remorse. Our friends have work camped there for 9 years and just found out that they no longer have jobs there when they called to talk to them. The camp office didn't call them, my friends had to call. No explanation, nothing!! Sketch for sure. They raise their price almost annually and they have minimal amenities. To say I'm dissapointed in how they treat people, is an understatement. Owners, feel free to contact me ANYTIME, I'd love to let you know a few things!!
Tia Mansfield
This place is small town feel! Older and CLEAN! Staff lives on site! It’s home to them and many permanent residents. The facilities are well kept. Ownership has changed in the last few years and staff as Upgraded as well! For price! For convenience! For welcoming feel… this is a win win! If you are a fisherman… this place is the best! If you follow the rules, and respect the code of conduct… you will fall in LOVE🩷 we did! This year will be our 8th year! We stay for a month!!! We love it!