Westayed 3 nights , location was great the trail around the lagoon was great, was looking for the beavers that was visiting they were spotted,also got to experience seeing mother skunk with 4 babies,clean bathrooms and showers was great. Great time and I am on the internet to re-book another stay, enjoyed the wildlife and the musuem there is also nice. Now for those looking for the Marriott its not but it is really nice. See you soon if you have any open sites as we think its a great place to have a great time thanks.

We have been coming to Oceano Camprground for over 10 years and love the campground. Most campsites have sufficent space between them for privacy unless you get one that circles around the restroom/showers. Some sites having tents can be back to back. Kyaking in the lagoon is fun but you have to lock your food due to the racoons. We lost a turkey one Thanksgiving. There's a nice nature walk around the lagoon. My only complaint is that the campground has not converted to a "site specific" campground. Although you may sign up online for a specific size site, you are assigned a site unrelated to what was requested on your reservation or your personal need. A backpacker could one of the five 31' sites and a 31' RV get a 24' space. This part is not not managed well. If you accidently get what you need, you'll generally have a good experience.

After traveling 300 miles to get here and paying $42.50 for this so called premium camping space @ oceano not North beach we realized that we made a huge mistake for booking this online. It's basically a trailer park (NEAR, NOT ON THE BEACH) without the trailers. There is no privacy between the other campsites. We were so disappointed that we turned around and drove 300 miles through the night back home. If you're not into the ATV thing DO NOT STAY HERE!! alot of budweiser drinking and partying happening here. Find a campground elsewhere like Morro beach

Our Family has been to Oceano several times in the past, and have enjoyed our experience each time. We have pitched a tent,and also stayed in a RV. The park is very clean and the Camp Host is always a treat to chat with. (I want that job when I retire) Bring quarters for your shower, and if you have wood at home, bring it for your camp fires. Wood is a bit pricey in town. The mornings are filled with breakfast cooking smells, and the evenings seem to bring out the "Family Atmosphere" in everyone. Folks look out for one antoher here.
Enjoy your stay at Oceano, and don't be afraid to say Hello to someone you have never met. You may be surprised...They may live in your some town. DE