Port of Newport RV Park & Marina - South Beach

We ended up staying 5 months in the Annex! The monthly prices during the off season are way overpriced. During the on season even way more overpriced. If staying here again I would definitely choose the Marina side instead of the annex. I would say any place not backed up to the Motel 6 would be great! Motel 6 couldn't get a handle on the bridge workers who were staying on a basis. They enjoyed loud parties, get togethers, grills on the balcony and you ended up with a yard full of cigarette butts, leftover food containers and food! Regular visitors were the same. There really is no privacy between your RV and the motel or your neighbors for that matter. Our neighbor was a spot & parking hog, they have been there for a few years not (not sure how that works when the limit is supposed to be 6 months). Not all spots have 50 amp so I am sure the spots are limited. If I had to stay again it would be on the east side of the annex. When it rains it gets very muddy and potholes and it becomes difficult to park your vehicle without causing ruts and they become deep ruts because there is no where else to park. Not sure when they last filled the pot holes. It seems like the codes are handed out freely by previous guests as they have to change the bathroom codes often. The laundry room hasn't changed in over 6 years, same machines and same dirtiness. Expensive to wash and dry. The internet has not improved at all it is almost non existent. The channels you get are very limited in the annex and you do not get what is advertised. So in the 6 years since we last stayed long term the prices have pretty doubled and the service has not improved to match the services. The views in the Marina are outstanding the annex still leaves a lot to be desired. You things with the amount they charge they could have greatly improved the annex! Hannah has some great customer service skills!

We've been staying here for 26 years. Upon arrival there were 12 campers to the 92 spots. The Park host was at our site within minutes of arriving to let us know we couldn't Park where we were. Later we came back from holiday dinner at Grandma's house to unload into our trailer again the park host was there within moments to let me know that I couldn't Park where I was. Later that night there was a raging party that took place and we attempted to get a hold of the park host repeatedly until well after midnight but of course they weren't available. My advice is be careful where you park and bring ear plugs.

Great RV park right off 101. The park has very nice facilities, the spots are nice and long, and everything is very well maintained. It’s located right in the marina where you can catch great sunsets or walk over to Rogue Brewing Company. Only about 20 minutes from Devil’s Punchbowl and some great lighthouses. Highly recommend!

Stayed here a month. I really enjoyed the place. Park staff are nice. Lots of great activity in the area yet the RV park is very quiet most of the time. Interesting being at the marina with the big recreational boats and fishing charters and also watching the charter staff cleaning and filleting the fish so quickly. Lots of places to walk. You can also go crabbing at the nearby pier. Great having the Rogue Brewery and Restaurant within walking distance. Cable TV did not work the entire time of my stay. But they had streaming fast internet so that was really useful. I would stay here again.

Stayed at the annex. Good place to say if you want to commit suicide by electric or get sick with sewage. First: Electric hook up. When I went to unhook my power cord the whole front panel came off exposing the inside wires. (Was not screwed on) If someone gets killed it wouldn't surprise me. Second: Sewage hook up. When parking I noticed a sewage smell. I looked at where we hook up and could see they had a 3 inch pvc extension with threads on one end and open on the other side ready for someone to glue a pvc pipe to it. I always keep multiple ways of hooking it up so it's properly sealed including a rubber adapter. Even using the rubber adapter I could not get it to seal. So basically I couldn't hook up a sealed connection (must by Oregon law be a sealed connection) using it with the extension. After a half hour I finally removed the extension and could properly hook up using my rubber adapter. I noticed none of the trailers around us had a sealed connection explaining the sewage smell. For as much as it cost will not stay there again.

It's a great place if you want full hook-ups and a very clean park. Next to the marina and with easy access to the bay and ocean beaches. Rogue Brewery is also on site with a restaurant and several tasting rooms. However, for the price of the site I would have expected a picnic table and a fire pit would be nice. Both can be found at Winchester Bay...