The staff were incredibly friendly, the bathrooms stayed spotless, and my yurt was clean; we loved how kid‑friendly the place felt, with a park, pool, and games for everyone, including a basketball hoop. I’ll definitely come back!
SarahA month ago
Long Beach·9.3
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Located in Oceanview, Long Beach Camping Resort Yurt 8 offers direct beachfront access and stunning ocean views from its beachfront location. The resort features family rooms with parquet floors, private entrances, and amenities like dining areas, outdoor furniture, and seating spaces. Guests enjoy a hot tub, picnic area, outdoor dining space, and free WiFi, with Seaview Beach a 9-minute walk away and Portland International Airport 180 km distant.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff were incredibly friendly, the bathrooms stayed spotless, and my yurt was clean; we loved how kid‑friendly the place felt, with a park, pool, and games for everyone, including a basketball hoop. I’ll definitely come back!
Sarah·A month ago
The spot was great—good location, vibe, staff, clean bathrooms and pool, kid‑friendly amenities, and the coffee room with a microwave was convenient. The wood table in the yurt was sticky even after using Clorox wipes, and napkins and books stuck to it. Both my girls scraped their toes badly on the rough bottom of the pool—something that hadn’t happened before, so it felt too rough.
Erin·2 months ago
This place was fantastic, almost like a KOA but more “homey.” All the yurts were close to the playground and basketball hoop, which was perfect for the kids. The pool was warm and clean, and the hot tub was actually hot. The front of the park has an outdoor game room with bocce, soccer, horseshoes, axe throwing, giant 4‑square, and more. The bathrooms were the cleanest camping bathrooms we’ve ever seen, and the showers were nice. The beds in the cabins and yurts weren’t the usual green pads; they were thick memory‑foam type, so no air mattress needed. Walking down to the beach was a 3‑to‑5‑minute trail that also connects to the long beach boardwalk. The trail is a mosquito playground, so be aware, but we saw a few deer, a mama bear, and cubs. Very cute place, very clean, and there are many long‑term tenants parked in the park, which makes it even more “homey.” Everyone was very pleasant. Lots of mosquitoes on the trail, but that’s life. The park is more of a park setting, not forested at all, yet it’s still a wonderful experience.
Lindsey·2 months ago
The location was great, surrounded by nature.
Maxim·3 months ago
Even though it was quite full, it stayed pretty quiet. Yurts are close together but it worked out.
Hanen·3 months ago