Oregon Coast RV'ing
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Scrambled
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Its a awsome trip,done it many times,tons to do and see,its a windy twisty road so plan on takin your time,start in Washigton state at like long beach and head south,take your Quads the dunes are a blast on any machine,doesnt have to be a sport quad,the whole trip is one of my favs.
rmk 800 144
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We went and stayed in hotels. Staying on the beach is the best!
Take a good warm wind rain proof coat!
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4byrookie
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We just did this trip in October. We stayed at Fort Stevens State Park, Cape Blanco State Park and a KOA near Seattle while we were there. Both the State parks are very nice and were still quite busy for the time of year. We only have a small 24' motorhome but there sites are big enough to handle up to 50-60' units, I quite enjoyed having full power and water at both campgrounds for way less than we pay here for a plain no service site. We only stayed at a couple as we had my car to travel and sightsee with so it was much better. If you can go to the dunes, I decided not to but am kicking myself for not doing at least a short ride with a rental machine.
campingnut
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I would recomend staying in state parks along the oregon coast. You will have to book early to get a site in some of them. Yes I wish I had brought my quads but there will always be the next time.
250mark1
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We stayed in the horsefall state run campground on the Oregon coast at thE dunes just north of coos/Winchester bay when we went in June dunes are a blast although no where near as good as st Anthony very nice drive along the pacific coast hi way
fhe
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We did it this past August. Stayed in State park campgrounds and no problems finding room without reservations other than 2 that were full up. Take the time to go to Northern California and the Redwoods and take the trip to see Crater Lake on the southern interior of Oregon. A spectacular site well worth it.
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