Beverly Beach State Park

Beverly Beach State Park is an Oregon state park campground in a forested creek canyon on the central Oregon Coast, seven miles north of Newport. Spencer Creek runs through the campground and a pedestrian tunnel under Highway 101 leads to a wide sandy beach backed by sandstone cliffs. The sheltered setting means less wind and a warmer microclimate than most coastal parks. It suits RVers of any size who want beach access with Newport's services and the aquarium close by, and it is open year-round.

Beverly Beach State Park at a glance

Hookups	Mixed electric/water + full
Sites	128 electrical (21 full hookup), 128 tent
Max RV length	Exact site
Cost	$29–$70
Fees	2026 range varies by site, date and residency; $10 booking fee.
Reservations	Up to 6 months
Season	Year-round
Amenities	Hot showers, flush toilets, dump station, nature programs, group camp area
Cell signal	Good on Verizon and T-Mobile from most sites

Source-backed: Official Oregon State Parks profile (checked 2026-07-26). Rates and site details change — verify with the operator before you book. Compare it with every other park we track in the price index.

Why RVers stay here

The campground has 128 electrical sites, 21 of them full hookup, plus 128 tent sites, with hot showers, flush toilets and a dump station. Loops A and B take big rigs (our guide lists Beverly Beach up to 65 feet), while Loop C is tighter and better for vans and small Class Cs. Rates for 2026 run $29 to $70 depending on site, date and residency, plus a $10 booking fee, and out-of-state visitors pay more. Book six months ahead to the day; summer Fridays and Saturdays go within hours. Trade-offs: Highway 101 noise in the eastern loops, and the beach tunnel can flood in heavy winter storms.

✓Sheltered creek-canyon setting with less wind and warmer temperatures than most coast parks

✓21 full-hookup sites among 128 electrical sites, plus a dump station and hot showers

✓Big-rig friendly Loops A and B; our guide lists rigs up to 65 feet

✓Seven miles from Newport for groceries, the aquarium and a working fishing port

✓Open year-round with good Verizon and T-Mobile signal from most sites

!Highway 101 noise is audible in the eastern loops; sites nearer the creek are quieter

!The pedestrian beach tunnel floods in heavy winter storms; ask the camp host December-February

!Summer weekends book out within hours of the six-month release, and nonresidents pay more

What our guides say about Beverly Beach State Park

Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.

Regional guide

Oregon Coast Camping: The RV Guide to 350 Miles of Public Beach

Beverly Beach sits in a forested creek canyon just north of Newport. The setting is sheltered — a rarity on the coast — which means less wind and a warmer microclimate. Spencer Creek runs through the campground, and you cross under Highway 101 through a pedestrian tunnel to reach the beach. It's a wide, sandy stretch backed by sandstone cliffs.

This park fills fast because of its proximity to Newport (7 miles south) and the sheltered sites. The A and B loops accommodate big rigs, while the C loop is tighter and better suited to vans and smaller Class Cs. Noise from Highway 101 is audible in the eastern loops but fades in the sites closer to the creek.

One practical note: the pedestrian tunnel to the beach floods during heavy winter storms. Check with the camp host before assuming beach access in December through February.

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Beverly Beach State Park: frequently asked questions

Does Beverly Beach State Park have full hookups?

Yes, 21 of the 128 electrical sites are full hookup; the rest are electric and water. There is also a dump station.

How much does Beverly Beach State Park cost per night?

The 2026 range is $29-$70 depending on site type, date and residency, plus a $10 booking fee. Out-of-state visitors pay more than Oregon residents.

What is the max RV length at Beverly Beach State Park?

Our Oregon Coast guide lists Beverly Beach as taking rigs up to 65 feet in Loops A and B, while Loop C is tighter and suits vans and smaller Class Cs. Fit is still set by the exact site.

How far is Beverly Beach State Park from Newport?

About seven miles north of Newport on Highway 101.

Do you need reservations at Beverly Beach State Park?

Yes for summer. Oregon state parks open six months ahead to the day, and Beverly Beach summer Fridays and Saturdays go within hours of release.

Is Beverly Beach State Park open year-round?

Yes. Note that the beach access tunnel under Highway 101 can flood during heavy winter storms.