Clifford Kamph Memorial Park

Small park with a nice beach. Nice tent camping. Some spots are close to the road, but there are some with great ocean views. The best part is sunsets here. the sun sets directly behind the big rock on the horizon. Picture perfect!

We always love camping here. I do feel like the management is different than last time though because it's not as kept up as it used to be. Bathrooms were dirty and not well stocked and the grounds were kind of trashed (which should be the campers job to clean up after yourselves). Otherwise, a great place to camp out!

We have camped here several times and also just used the day use parking for beach access. Great spot midway between crescent city and Brookings. Bathrooms don't have showers, so plan on sponge bath. There's 7 or 8 tent spots if I remember right, and I have seen campers in the parking lot, but I'm not sure if they were camping.

We love this park/campground! This is where all of my kids had there first ocean experience 💓 Its so convenient for so many reasons! The park is easy to find from the highway. The terrain and layout of the campground is open, level ground with two paths down to the shore. The path from the parking area is fairly short, paved most of the way, and has a small but lovely little creekside cove with a bench (very romantic 💞) The other path is accessible from the picnic/camp area, and has one short flight of paved stairs. There are bathrooms off the parking area with both men's/women's sides that have two stalls each and functional sinks, paper towel dispensers and a mirror. It is a tent spot only campground. No RV spots or hookups, but the tent spaces have firepits and concrete picnic tables, with water centrally accessible from both the campground and the bathrooms. The camp spots are surprisingly spacious considering the parks smaller size. The park hosts are good people who do their best to keep the bathrooms maintained and the park clean and well kept. We LOVE this place! The only downfall to this park is that the direct and easy access from the highway has recently made it a target for thieves. I am hoping that with the vigilance of the park hosts, local residents, and the awareness of campers, this will not be a regular issue here.

It is cold at night, it's right off the beach on the west coast, with some crazy winds at times but during the right time of year it is an affordable camping spot that is reasonably priced for tent camping, with a gorgeous viewpoint with breathtaking sunsets. They have public bathrooms, with no showers, or Laundry services. On site camp hosts available for questions and security. Payment is under $10 a night pay upon arrival, first come first serve, simply fill out an envelope put in money and drop it in the box when you first pull in and park.

Beautiful place to camp by the beach. Stunning scenery and temperate climate, enchanting fog rolled in in the predator hours during our stay. Relatively close quarter campsites, appeared to be on a first come first served basis according to park host

This little GEM has 14 tent spots some over looking the the Ocean you can hear the waves all night There is no shower but flush toilets They have cf wood for sale and The over night fee is 20.00

Very clean walk-in tent camping. Jay looks rough but is a great host. He walks the ground twice a day and leaves you alone. Not many people camping in April so I had six sunny days with only three of them with other campers. It was beautiful and serene. 2 miles from Oregon border so all shopping and a casino are nearby.

All of my happy moments together, felt so excited so o wanted to share my experience , I'm so glad about this

Beautiful spot right of the highway Clifford Kamph Memorial Park has gorgeous sunset views that will not disappoint. This was about 8:45pm 7/4/2022 just gorgeous

Been coming here my entire life and this place just isn't what it used to be. Days before my trip I had stumbled on someone's review explaining the tweaker situation, but brushed it off. However, when my family and I had arrived on 7/17/16, the first thing we noticed was a group of people staying way, way back in the brush. They had a couple tents up at the site, but behind them were many more. I instantly got an uneasy feeling because I could clearly see that they were living there. They most certainly looked comfy. While unloading the car the people conveniently were going to their vehicles and watching us do our thing. We stayed at the very last site on the right, aka the furthest one from them. That night, however, this large group of people got loud. And do I mean loud! One of them even stumbled into our lamp with a lantern explaining that she had lost her cigarettes and thought she left them at our camp and started looking around. I told her we found no such thing and I'd let her know if I came across them. Around 11pm I had to run to my car and grab a jacket, and while walking there two of those people were sitting on a table two spots away from us, drinking and smoking, and what I presume was eves dropping. They scared the absolute hell out of me when I walked by. Then, on my way back from the car, one of them approached me in pure darkness and exclaimed "if any of you ladies need anything, let me know." Um, creeper. What was gonna be a three night trip turned into 11 hours. We left the next morning because we didn't feel comfortable leaving our stuff alone. While we were packing the next morning, members of that group would walk by and examine us closely. It was just insane. Aside from the weirdos, however, the "camp host" is a joke and is obviously there for the money. Getting down the beach now is a pain in the ass. The bridge that you cross to get to the sand practically broke in half and is now blocked off. To get down you basically have to go through someone's camp, down a steep flight of stairs, and pray that you don't slip down the rocks you have to maneuver down. This camp site used to be wonderful and I have so many fun memories here. Hopefully some day it can get back to what it once was. It's still a gorgeous beach, though!

I just would like to say that robin is the best thing that happened to this place! She truly will make your trip so comfortable and make sure u are set on everything you need! She litterly will even make u a fire if needed, she definitely goes above and beyond! My son and I go every week if we can and she is a big part of why we come too! There's not many places I feel safe camping out just me and my son but she always makes us feel welcome and safe and we absolutely love her! She deserves 10 stars and as long as she is hosting it We will keep comming back!

A couple of miles south of the California/Oregon border, in California, right on Hwy. 101. It's only got a few tent site, and they're basically 'walk-in' (but not a long walk). If you're on the coast to surf or be ON THE BEACH, this is a Del Norte county campground and only costs $15 a night. Be prepared for wind and dampness.

clifford kamph memorial park CALIFORNIA coat not far from the border of Oregon about 15 or 30 miles from it in cali. my farther and i and a friend spoted it off the 101 hwy and checked it out. seemed to be a good place to camp for the night only 15$ a night. so we left the KOA camp and headed there. got all set up and found out that the drop bow for the cash had no bottom and there where people that looked like they had got stuck on the road and moved in to the park and clamed to be the camp hosts. but looked nothing like a host iv ever seen. as the night set in the the young kids and people hitchhiking on the 101 hwy stared to move into the camp.and as it was on the coast it was really havey dampness coming off the sea as well as strong winds as well. had are car taged by some one and another camper spent the night drunk & loud.but other then all that was a nice place.