I chose West Beach Resort as a place to go camping because of its close proximity to Camp Orkila, a camp I attended for several summers back in the 50s and early 60s. The only disappointing thing is that our site was not located near the water, so we could not enjoy the sounds of the waves as we went... More

Great spot cabin3 ,2 bdrms, kit etc Great host quik trip to town for what u need More

This was the best vacation we've taken in years. We still haven't gotten over it. The sound of the waves crashing on shore put us to sleep every night. We slept so well that when we returned to Texas, we had to use a sound machine to sleep. West Beach is perfect for anyone who wants to de-stress! It is... More

As a rule, I don't write "reviews"...perhaps it is a lazy habit poor in form....but West Beach Resort transends all my bad habits. The staff was exeptional, caring, personable and made us feel like we were in the company of friends. The cabin (We stayed in #12) was the perfect fit and we could not have been happier with our... More

My daughter had a blast at this vacation spot. The clamming was the highlight for her. She is a kid that loves seafood. Get a beachfront cabin is my suggestion, gorgeous views. More

Lovely location, but misleading photos. Very cramped. Beds took up just about all the space in the bedrooms. There was a little room around the edge of the beds, but then you had to walk over your gear. We had to store groceries and other stuff on the porch. Not so much as a robe hook or anywhere to place... More

We stayed in cabin #16. The cabin itself was charming initially. Several deer walked by almost close enough to touch. That was neat. As our stay progressed, we regretted staying here for our romantic getaway. There was a coffee maker in the room, but no coffee provided. We had to buy it at the camp store for $4.00 a cup.... More

These are great cabins, most right on the shore. We would definitely go here again. Watch the sun go down as you build a campfire on the shore and chat with the others doing the same. Getting around the island is pretty easy. Find starfish on the shore when the tide goes out. Lots of good shells to find. Had... More

Overflow camping is nothing more than grassy field full of tents next to underground tanks (uncertain of purpose). No fire pits allowed. No tables, water or electricity. Not enough parking & charged as much as regular campsite. Cost nearly $80 for 2 nights when including reservation fee and shower fees. More