Blackberry Campground

Absolutely beautiful. The river access is great and it’s the perfect campground for families. Water is easily accessible throughout the grounds. There is ample shade on most campsites. There were a few campsites in the center of the loop with no shade. There are no shower facilities but I dislike campground showers anyway so it didn’t bother me. The small size of the grounds was nice and felt safe. Each campsite was a generous size and offered a campfire ring with cooking grate on top. This is perfect for families and people looking to fish. Bring bikes, fishing poles, and floats in summer. We loved it and will try to return again.

Beautiful campground with a friendly host. Nearest supplies are in Waldport, but they are limited, so expect to go to Newport if you need more than the basics. Water is available but no electricity, plumbing, or cell signal. Expect most of the campground to be quiet by 9-10 so if you like to stay up late this isn't a good fit. Bathrooms were absolutely horrifying even though the camp host cleaned them. You could smell them from a distance.

Off the main route a bit but it’s a cozy campground that was quite on a Wednesday in June. There was a street light by the entrance that was a bit unnecessary but besides that it’s decent for a pay to play campground. Water- yes Toilets- yes Camp host- yes Fishing- go for it

Nice location along the Alsea river. Large group of noisy campers with no regard for others was a minus. Also the bathrooms were super smelly! Camp host didn't do much....

30 American dollars per night for a field next to a river? And not even a particularly fun or picturesque river. Truly ridiculous. Two stars because it is theoretically a campground where you could in fact sleep if you needed to. Like if you were on the run or it was the end of the world or something.

Beautiful, quiet and right on the river. Did not like that a host came by an hour before checkout and impolitely told us to start packing up.