Siuslaw National Forest

The Siuslaw National Forest encompasses one of the most diverse landscapes along the western coast of the United States. The terrain ranges from dense old conifer forests, to beautiful, fertile coastline, to miles of barren sand dunes. This beautiful region will capture your imagination and dazzle your eyes. Campers come here from across the country to learn about the region's intriguing ancient American culture, swim in the ocean, and explore places like the beautiful Cape Perpetua Scenic Area, Mary's Peak, and Rock Creek Wilderness Area.

American Land & Leisure runs eight different facilities in the Siuslaw National Forest.

Cape Perpetua Campground is located about 4 miles from Yachats at an elevation of 40 feet. Set among spruce and Douglas fir overlooking the ocean, this beautiful campground has 40 single sites and 1 group site. Campers come here to hike, swim in the ocean, and watch whales or the sunset. Full hookups and phone service are provided. This campground is open from late May to early October.

Rock Creek Campground is located about 15 miles from Florence at an elevation of 40 feet. It is set among spruce and Douglas fir, across the highway from Ocean Beach Picnic and Day Use Area. Campers come here to hike into the adjacent Rock Creek Wilderness Area, and enjoy the ocean. Full hookups and phone service are provided. This campground is open from the end of May to early October.

Riveredge Group Campground and Day Use Area is located about 17 miles from Waldport at an elevation of 50 feet. Set among Douglas fir and blackberries on the Alsea River, this campground has 1 group site. During the summer months, the hosts at Riveredge also care for Canal Creek Campground and Mike Bauer Wayside Area. This job requires a lot of mowing. Campers come here to fish, catch crawdads, hike, tube and swim in the river. Full hookups and phone service are provided. The number of hours you work will most likely decrease in August as the amount of lawn mowing decreases. This campground is open from the end of May to the beginning of October.

Blackberry Creek Campground is located 17 miles from Waldport at an elevation of 60 feet. Set among cedar, alder, and Douglas fir on the Alsea River, this campground has 33 single sites. We have a lot of families come to this campground. Campers come here to fish for salmon and steelhead in the river, gather crawfish along its banks, hike, tube, float, and swim. Full hookups and telephone service are provided. This campground is open year round.

Alder Dune Campground is about 4 miles north of Florence on the west side of Hwy 101. The campground has 39 sites. Alder Lake borders a portion of the campsites in the northern loop. The campground is open year round.

Baker Beach Campground is about 5 miles north of Florence on Hwy 101. The campground has four rustic sites. There are trails to the beach from the campground. Baker has limited horse facilities. The camp host from Alder Dunes takes care of Baker Beach. The campground is open year round.

To get to Horse Creek Campground go 10 miles north of Florence on Hwy 101 and turn onto Forest Road #58 (Horse Creek Road) for about 4.7 miles. The campground has 10 sites. The camp host from Alder Dunes takes care of Horse Creek. The campground is open year round.

Sutton Campground is located in a forested area with good fishing at the nearby lake. To get to the campground from Florence, drive 4 miles north on Highway 101. Turn left on Sutton Outlet Road. Drive 1 mile to the campground. We'll have two sets of camp hosts at Sutton. There are 101 single campsites and two group sites. The campground is open year round.