We stayed here our last couple of nights on a week long RV trip. We loved the view, bald eagles walking on the beach and very close to shops and other ammenities. We loved it so much we stayed an extra night. Much cheaper for $30 for a waterfront site then the 60-70 on the other side of the spit. You are parked in tight, but the hosts are very friendly and accomidatng. We walked over and took a boat ride to Seldovia and a sight seeing plane ride back. right from our camp site. Cab ride ino town is easy to catch and affordable. Fins pizza down the spit a bit has amazing pizza, view on the second floor and local made beer. The beach in front of the campground is large tumbled rocks that makes a beautiful sounds when the waves crashing on them! And the eagle lady lives in the campground and feeds the local eagles year around, you can't get closer to them anywhere! Homer is a unique place and this is the perfect way to get to know the locals and enjoy all it has to offer, including the amazing view!

Homer Spit Campground, at the end of the Spit.
The rate was a bit steeper than most at $32 for a full hook up. That includes only electric, a picnic table and firepit. There is a dump site and potable water to fill the tank as you leave. Laundry room provides ample machines. Level gravel sites and opportunities to see eagles up close and personal. Showers were clean and secure with a hook on the door. Extra charge of a dollar each shower.
The view was picturesque and worth the extra few bucks. We were fortunate to not have anyone blocking our view of the beach. Within 1-2 mile walking distance of some great shops and restaurants. Walk down to the 2nd boardwalk to the Fresh Catch Cafe'. A smallish cafe' with great gourmet food for reasonable prices, and that is saying a lot in Alaska. Food is expensive there. Fantastic halibut fish and chips made with Japanese panko breadcrumbs for only $10 and terrific fish chowder.
We would stay at this friendly campground again.