Description

Oregon, Fort Stevens State Park

Directions:

From downtown Hammond, Go south on Willow Street.  After approximately one mile Willow St changes to Ridge Road.  Take a right on Peter Iredale Road.  The campground and park entrance is right there. 

Note: the address used here is a park address not a campground address.  The Campbase map tab provided here is accurate for the location of the campground.  

Comment

Fort Stevens State Park is open all year with yurts, tenting, cabins, hike/bike, and RV camp spots.  The campground has approximately 521 of these camp spots.  Camp spots are reservable online by clicking the links provided here.  Big rigs to just about any size can be accommodated.  The park is on the grounds of Fort Stevens, a fort that was in service for 84 years between the Civil War and World War II.  Parts of the old fort still exhist and can be toured.  Please see the Campbase photos tab for a few pictures of the fort.  Today, the old fort is perfect for recreational activities.  Hiking, biking, beaches, lake swimming, ship wrecks and much more.  The wreck of the Peter Iredale is located on the beach inside the park.

Full hookup RV spots are available.  Restrooms have showers and drinking water is available.  Campers can also take advantage of cabins and yurts located throughout the park.  The park does not have a laundry room however, a laundry is located outside the entrance to the park.  The park does have a RV dump station.  Campground roads and parking pads are all paved.  Most camp spots have large shade trees.