There is really no good dispersed BLM camping on the Oregon Coast, but there are 2 semi-developed campgrounds not that far from Cape Blanco State Park (along the Sixes River) that allow dry camping for $8/night ($4/night with Senior Pass) which is quite the deal. Nothing fancy here, but for $8/night it’s a deal! So in the spirit of sharing and love, here are some ways to make your Oregon Coast dreams come true, on the fly and for very little out of pocket costs indeed:Ģ/ BLM Camping – CHEAP! Edson Creek BLM Campground. Thanks to tips from other bloggers and sites like I discovered it was indeed possible even for “beast size” like us. Could you do it for free, or almost free? Is it possible?

This got me thinking into ways to RV the Oregon coast without bookings and on and the cheap. State Parks, while still very reasonable by national standards, run $20-$26 a pop and in summer you really need to book ahead (= additional booking fees) to make sure you get a spot.

We LOVE the coast and we LOVE the State Parks, but coming here in the summer can get spendy. This place has so much to offer -> uninterrupted miles of 100% public (and dog-friendly) beaches, cute coastal towns and consistently cool summer temps. We’re coming to the end of yet another fabulous summer on the Oregon Coast. Octoby libertatemamo 80 Comments Just another great coastal sunset 5 Ways To RV The Oregon Coast For FREE! (Or Almost Free)

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