From tents, RV's, Cabins, or Lodges, you have a choice in you level of 'camping.' We have done the cabins with no bathrooms (spring break) and tenting in the summer. Both were fun. They have a full size indoor pool which the kids love, bouncing pillow, miniture golf, chess, volley ball, tennis, playgrounds, etc. outside. They have recently added a... More

Stayed here for 1 night in a small cabin (KK9) and had a good time, but it needed some work. The door rubbed on the floor, so it was very difficult to open it all the way. Not sure why they haven't fixed it. For the price, you should expect the door to work correctly. This cabin had no bathroom... More

Stayed for four nights during spring break . We read all the reviews so we had a pretty good idea what to expect. They were right, the wi-fi was spotty and the cable tv didn't work (even though we paid for it) but we didn't mind. The park was pretty full in the area we were in (deluxe hook ups)... More

Stayed for 5 night in deluxe area and had a great time. The staff was very friendly and campground was clean. The kids loved pool, bounce pillow and daily activities. Very close to Ocean (~500m) and used to bike there everyday. Also loved biking in the state park across the street. The onsite restaurant will delivery food to your campsite... More

Stayed for a full week and the kids were not bored for a minute.Drove to Seaside and Tillamook and toured the cheese factory.Many free kids activities are included too.Free all you can eat pancakes everyday was a big hit.Pool and hot tub were big enough too.This site is massive.We stayed in a Kamping Kabin and it was just the right... More

To start off with, the person at registration circled J 31 on the map and highlighted how to get there, so we backed our camper into it and got all set up just to find out they put somebody else in that spot. We checked our windshield tag and it said K 31 which was on the other side of... More

Because every single state park in Oregon was booked for the end of July, we ended up at this KOA. It's definitely geared towards families so, as a couple, I was worried we'd feel a bit out of place. However, I was pleasantly surprised (and relieved) by the KOA Astoria. The campground has a lot of family-friendly amenities and activities,... More

We paid over $130 with all the fees to stay here two nights. I was annoyed to find that the wifi didn't work at our site. When I tried to call the office to get help, they wouldn't answer the phone. It was raining and very far (it is a large campground) so I had to drive up to the... More

We now have had at least 3 family reunions a this KOA. As large as our family has been (75-100) the campgrounds has been very considerate and cooperative in pricing for the 7 lodges and all of the pop-ups, RV sites and usse of all the campgrounds. Would I come again, yes I would. Nice place with all of the... More