Henry Rierson Spruce Run Campground - Seaside, Oregon

Lower Nehalem Road
Seaside, OR 97138

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500 ft

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Date of Stay: Sep 2019
Nightly Rate: $20 USD

Camper Cowboy

2018 Winnebago Navion
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Date of Stay: Sep 2019

Nightly Rate: $20 USD

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I've been camping at this campground and the general area for 35 yrs. Always great for the most part, as long as the neighbors aren't idiots. I like to go in early May and Mid-Late September. Good...

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Baker's Mercantile on Hwy 26 about 7 miles east (total from park). Good supplies. Hamlet Quick Stop is 10 miles distance heading west on 26. Elderberry Inn is right next door to Baker's. Great Marionberry milkshakes, good food and a lounge, if you're into that sort of thing. Nice and quiet at night, but I've always avoid the summer crowds. Great place for...

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Camper Cowboy Baker's Mercantile on Hwy 26 about 7 miles east (total from park). Good supplies. Hamlet Quick Stop is 10 miles distance heading west on 26. Elderberry Inn is right next door to Baker's. Great Marionberry milkshakes, good food and a lounge, if you're into that sort of thing. Nice and quiet at night, but I've always avoid the summer crowds. Great place for kids to swim. You can hike to Lost Lake. The trail is just outside the park. It's about 3.5 miles and fairly difficult. Take supplies with you. Campground has a generous day use area too.

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