Blackberry Campground

Blackberry Campground sits on a bluff overlooking the Alsea River, 18 miles east of the Oregon coast at Waldport.

Many who visit the campground in the winter take advantage of the boat ramp located at the campground to launch drift boats. Fishing is good from boat or shore for Coho and Chinook salmon along with steelhead trout. When water levels are safe in the summer, swimming is popular in the river. During hunting season the campground serves as a base for elk hunters. Berry picking is good in the fall.

Blackberry Campground has 32 campsites for RVs, trailers, and tents. Some sites overlook the river while others are beside a broad, grassy field. The campground is set among mature Douglas fir and cedars. One pull-through site is designated for large RVs.

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Blackberry Campground Basics
Blackberry Campground Location:	Off Highway 34, 17 miles east of Waldport
Elevation:	110 feet
Nearby Gateway Cities:	Waldport - 18 miles Corvallis - 46 miles Eugene - 77 miles
Number of Sites:	32
Open - Closed:	Open year-round
Max. People per single site:	8 (including children)
Vehicles per single site:	1, second vehicle if space permits, fee for 2nd vehicle
Pets:	On leash, always attended
Operated by:	American Land and Leisure (541) 528-7424 for Siuslaw National Forest: (541) 563-8400
Coastal Information:	Oregon Dunes Visitor Center: (541) 271-3611

Blackberry Campground Reservations
Reservations Available	Reservations are available for campsite use from mid-May through early September. Other times campsites are first-come, first-served. Reserve campsites from 4 days up to 6 months in advance of arrival.
Maximum vehicle length:	No limit indicated
Wheelchair accessible sites:	None indicated
Fees:	$26 per night Plus a $8 reservation fee
Campground Reservations:	Blackberry Campground Reservations
Campground Map:	Blackberry Campground Map
Check-in, check-out:	2:00 PM, 1:00 PM

Blackberry Campground Amenities
Campsites:	Picnic table, campfire ring; no hook-ups
Campground:	Vault toilets, piped water
Showers:	No
Dump station:	No
Attractions near Blackberry Campground:	Boat and fish in the Alsea River. Fish for crawdads. Drive to the coast and enjoy beautiful beaches. Drive to scenic Cape Perpetua south of Waldport for spectacular views of the coast.

Key Blackberry Campground Regulations

Campfires may only be lit in provided fire rings.
Help prevent the spread of invasive species by obtaining firewood locally.
Quiet Hours extend from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Dogs must be kept on leash and attended at all times.

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map of Alsea Falls Campground area, Benton County, OR

Alsea River Area
Attractions and Activities

Near Waldport spend the day at the Governor Patterson Memorial State Recreation Site with miles of flat, sandy beach.
Head north up the coast to Brian Booth State Park for great beachcombing and for kayaking in the Beaver Creek Wetland.
Visit nearby Cape Perpetua Scenic Area with spectacular views from the headlands. The Visitor Center is open every day. Hiking trails abound.
Head over to nearby Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint for wonderful views of the rugged coastline.
Take your camera to Yachats Ocean Road State Natural Site for more scenic views and access to beach, tidepools, and blowholes.
Drive toward Corvallis to the William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge with over 230 recorded species of birds, Roosevelt elk, pond turtles, and much more.
Near Corvallis visit the Bald Hill Natural Area with nice hiking trails.
Drive over to the coast and visit for whale watching and strolling the beach.

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