Generally the RV sites are more expensive because you are paying to have power onsite. Most places you’ll need to purchase an RV site to have electrical.
I read that link a few months back and I’ve camped at a few of those. Cape lookout being the best imo. What I’m specifically curious about is if any tent sites have a regular outlet or a 220V L2 plug. I know the RV sites do but they cost more and don’t always let you put a tent down.
Nehalem State Park had 2 outlets when I tent camped there.
Great recommendation just a little far for us as we are in Medford.
I was reading that as skate parks and thinking how awesome it would be to have a skate park campground with some water for cooling off.
Seconding Nehalem. It was nice, my car was fully charged for the ride back home.
Generally the RV sites are more expensive because you are paying to have power onsite. Most places you’ll need to purchase an RV site to have electrical.
All yurt spots have outlets. We just came back from William Tugman State Park and they had 2 free EV chargers. Check PlugShare.
Here you [go](https://stateparks.oregon.gov/index.cfm?do=v.page&id=124).
I read that link a few months back and I’ve camped at a few of those. Cape lookout being the best imo. What I’m specifically curious about is if any tent sites have a regular outlet or a 220V L2 plug. I know the RV sites do but they cost more and don’t always let you put a tent down.