Whaler's Rest RV & Camping Resort in die Vereinigten Staaten

If you’re used to private RV parks and businesses driven by profits then you’ll be happy here. Sure, you can reserve a site, but when you arrive you’ll find the sites are first come first served. If you have a small rig, perfect but a 27ft trailer and long box truck Haha sucks to be you! There is No Wifi in the park except near the “club” houses. We will Never stay here again! The OR state parks are far nicer.

vor 3 Jahren

Really nice camp ground. Full RV hook ups and even cable available in some sites. Had no issues with our 32’ 5th wheel. There’s a nice dog area behind the 70’s RV campgrounds. Indoor pool with a hot tub, clean and very nice amenity for visiting this camp ground in the fall. Also a really nice walk to the beach. Only down fall is that store is closed which wasn’t a big deal, I just like looking around, but was frustrating that propane was not being sold, nearest propane is in Newport, however multiple places didn’t have anyone “certified” to fill it. All in all a great stay.

vor 3 Jahren

We lucked out and got a larger site slated for 38' and above. It was down the main entrance road so getting in was easy but tight on the ride out of the park. The roads have tight turns and are too narrow for larger vehicles. The site was plenty long for the trailer but needed some gravel in the front as we had to park our truck in the mud. The utilities worked fine. Cell service was non existent at the site for Verizon. You had to go in front of the park office to use wifi. We did not use the laundry or pool. A nice path to the beach.

vor 4 Jahren

Must be a Thousand trails member to receive the stated rate paid. Memberships vary and cost can be high, but worthwhile if you use it a lot. Their Wifi was intermittent and I could not get a Verizon signal from my campsite. If I go back I might take a tent campsite as I could get a Verizon signal there. Beach is across the street which is a busy highway 101.

vor 4 Jahren

Staff were super pleasant when I arrived. They answered all my questions ad this place is VERY organized. I asked about satellite tv reception and they had a listing of which sites might be best for that. That's a first in any CG I've been too. This CG is covered with tall trees so it is rare you can get a site with a view of the southern sky. The ranger even highlighted the one that were open. First impressions A+++ I then asked about cell service. First question back to me was who is your provider? I said ATT and Verizon. I was told ATT was good through out the CG so you can go anywhere. Kudos again for having that info at check in! I was able to get a site, pretty level, satellite reception, and good internet. All free so I am golden. There is a path to the beach. It's a short walk and you do need to cross 101. Bathhouses are clean. There is a pool and hot tub (didn't use it). It does get cool here. In summer it was down in the 40's and highs only in the 60s. I was super good with this after spending 3 months in 90s and 100s in the high desert. ATT was excellent as I was told. 100mbps DL and 11mbps UL. I did try Verizon just to see and I was on the southside CG. This is the "bad" side for big red. And it did perform as expected, nil, I would get a signal with my Pepwave Cat-18 modem and antennas on the roof but not throughput. I think it was -130 RSRP. No bueno for Verizon where I was. Newport is a short drive away (~10 miles) and has any number of stores and places to eat. It is also pretty scenic. There are sea lions (I believe, maybe walruses) on the docks and a ton of fishing boats. Nice that this TT in Oregon is one of the few that have full hookups. Gravel roads and sites. The only noise I could hear was the roar of the ocean. I did not hear any road noise from the highway.

vor 4 Jahren