Fifteen Fantastic Oceanfront RV Resorts

There’s something uniquely relaxing about RV travel, whether it’s the freedom of the open road or the simple pleasure of hearing waves crash against the shore. When you combine these experiences at an oceanfront RV resort, you get the ultimate summer retreat. Here’s a guide to some of the best oceanfront RV resorts across the United States.

Alaska

Whiskey Point Cabins & RV Park in Anchor Point

Located on the stunning Kenai Peninsula, Whiskey Point Cabins & RV Park in Anchor Point, Alaska, offers unparalleled views of Cook Inlet, the Aleutian Mountains, and three majestic volcanoes: Augustine, Redoubt, and Iliamna. This serene RV park is ideal for nature lovers, with abundant wildlife and prime fishing spots.

The park features nearly 30 RV sites with full hook-ups and several cabins for those traveling without an RV. Open from May 1st–October 31st, this seasonal park provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life while still offering easy access to nearby attractions in Homer.

California

Faria Beach Campground

For those craving a classic California beach experience, Faria Beach Campground in Ventura is a must-visit. Nestled between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, this campground along the iconic Pacific Coast Highway offers breathtaking ocean views and proximity to Ventura’s top attractions.

With just over 40 RV sites, Faria Beach Campground is a popular choice among oceanfront RV resorts, so early reservations are essential. The pet-friendly park offers full hook-ups, Wi-Fi, and on-site amenities like showers and a concession stand. Whether you’re hiking, surfing, or exploring nearby Santa Monica and Hollywood, this campground offers the perfect home base for your adventures.

Connecticut

Hammonasset Beach State Park

Hammonasset Beach State Park in Madison, Connecticut, boasts more than two miles of shoreline, making it the largest beach in the state. This New England gem offers more than 550 grassy RV sites, including full hook-up and pull-thru options, making it ideal for families and large RVs.

In addition to its stunning beach, the park provides activities like fishing, hiking, and boardwalk strolls. Nearby, the charming towns of Branford and Clinton offer breweries, wineries, and shopping, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

Delaware

Camp Henlopen State Park

Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, Delaware, is where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Delaware Bay, creating a unique coastal environment. The park’s pet-friendly campground offers 150 sites with full hook-ups, including water and electric, along with several cabins and tent sites.

Visitors can explore over six miles of coastline, visit the Seaside Nature Center, or hike the park’s numerous trails. The nearby Fort Miles Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the area’s WWII history.

Florida

Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort in St. Augustine, Florida, is the perfect beachfront RV destination for exploring America’s oldest city. With nearly 250 RV sites featuring full hook-ups, concrete pads, and amenities like Wi-Fi and cable, this resort ensures a comfortable stay.

Guests can enjoy two pools, a spa, and a playground, all within walking distance of the beach. St. Augustine offers a blend of historic sites like Castillo De San Marcos and family-friendly attractions such as Ripley’s Believe It or Not.

Maine

You’ll love your time at Gray Homestead Oceanfront Camping on Southport Island. The secluded oceanfront RV resortoffers more than 40 seasonal RV sites with full hook-ups. As the only campground in the Boothbay Harbor area with oceanfront views, it provides a serene setting just minutes from downtown.

Boothbay Harbor is known for its rocky shoreline and tranquil coves. Enjoy sailing tours, lighthouse visits, and even a trip to the secluded Monhegan Island, accessible only by ferry.

In addition to the picturesque views of the ocean, this campground offers a private beach and is a kayaker’s dream destination. Fresh lobsters are available for purchase; cook them at your campsite or have them prepared for you. Cabins are also available for rent, so friends and family that don’t travel by RV can still join you at base camp. While the campground is pet-friendly (RV campers can have two pets), the cabins are both smoke- and pet-free.

Massachusetts

Escape to one of the most popular beaches and stay at the Horseneck Beach State Reservation Campground in Westport. Located on the western end of Buzzard’s Bay, this two-mile stretch of beach has plenty of activities to keep everyone having a great time. Popular water-based activities include swimming, fishing, boating (both motorized and non-motorized), and sailing. The beach is also popular with bird watchers. Beach mats and beach wheelchairs are available, as well as accessible restrooms, picnic areas and camping.

The oceanfront RV resort has almost 100 sites, so you can find the perfect spot to call your home while in the area. There are both electric and boondocking sites, along with essential amenities like showers and even a boat ramp. Nearby, Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary and Westport Rivers Vineyard provide additional attractions.

New Hampshire

Hampton Beach State Park is home to the state’s only RV campground that sits right on the coastline of New Hampshire and is at the mouth of the Hampton River. With 28 sites offering full hook-ups, this popular park is perfect for beach lovers and is open seasonally from Memorial Day through Columbus Day.

Guests can enjoy swimming, fishing, and even (seasonal) horseback riding on the beach. The park is conveniently located near local dining and entertainment options, including charter fishing and whale watching tours. All RVs must be completely self-contained; pop-ups and tents are not allowed at the campground at any time.

Plenty of attractions are available for you to pick from in Hampton. You can visit museums, go to the Smuttynose Brewing Company or Blue Lobster Brewery and sample their offerings, or try your hand at the casino. Kid-friendly activities include visiting the Blue Ocean Discovery Center, Captain’s Cove Adventure Golf or the Ocean World Oceanarium.

New York

Experience stunning Nickerson Beach Park in Lido Beach, New York, while making oceanfront Nickerson Beach Campground your home base. This pet-friendly campground can accommodate RVs up to 40 feet in length. Pick from more than 85 sites that offer full hook-ups including 15/20/30/50 amp electric, water and sewer. Restrooms and showers are available for guests’ convenience. With over 85 sites offering full hook-ups, including water and electric, this campground is perfect for families.

Activities include beach volleyball, skateboarding, and a par-3 golf course. Nearby, Long Beach offers additional attractions like surfing and dining, or you can take a day trip to Manhattan.

North Carolina

Located in North Carolina’s picturesque Outer Banks, Avon by the Sea RV Park is a highly rated campground just steps from the beach. With 26 back-in sites offering full hook-ups and Wi-Fi, it’s the perfect base for exploring the OBX.

The historic Avon Fishing Pier and a range of water sports, including surfing and kiteboarding, are nearby. The campground’s exclusive oceanfront pool offers a relaxing escape for guests.

No trip to the Outer Banks would be complete without spending some time in the water. Soak up the rays or look for shells on one of the best beaches on the east coast or try your hand at surfing, kiteboarding, stand-up paddleboarding, e-foiling or kayaking. Rentals are plentiful and lessons are available if you are new to the activities.

Oregon

For stunning views of Oregon’s Pacific Coast, Sea Perch RV Resort in Yachats is the place to be. This resort offers nearly 30 RV sites, all within steps of Searose Beach, where you can enjoy beachcombing, walking, or simply relaxing by the ocean. All RVs must be completely self-contained and no boondocking is allowed. However, there are onsite restrooms, showers and laundry available, as well as a camp store, group kitchen, gym and rec room.

Nearby attractions include Cape Perpetua, with its miles of trails and unique geological formations like Devil’s Churn and Thor’s Well. Yachats State Park offers tide pools and whale-watching opportunities.

Rhode Island

Located along Block Island Sound, Charlestown Breachway in Rhode Island offers 75 campsites with stunning ocean views. While the campground lacks full hook-ups, its prime location and breathtaking scenery make it a popular choice. All RVs must be self-contained, as the campground doesn’t have any hookups nor available water to fill tanks. However, there is a state park (Burlingame) a few miles away where you can get water and use the dump station.

Spend your days fishing, swimming, or relaxing on the beach, and explore the local area by bike, kayak, or paddleboard. Nearby attractions include the Frosty Drew Observatory and Science Center.

South Carolina

Hunting Island State Park in Beaufort, South Carolina, offers five miles of pristine beaches and acres of maritime forest. The park’s 100-plus pet-friendly RV sites feature water and electric hook-ups, with easy access to the beach. Sparkling clean restrooms, laundry room, shower facilities, Wi-Fi and EV charging stations are also available for guests’ convenience. There are paths leading straight to the beach as well as a playground for the kids. Spend some time at the nature center, get needed items from the camp store or try your hand at fishing off the pier.

Explore the island’s trails, view the historic lighthouse (it’s 167 steps to the top, but closed indefinitely to tours for repairs as of this writing), or take a ferry to nearby St. Phillips Island for wildlife viewing. Beaufort also offers historic homes, dining, and shopping.

Virginia

A fisherman’s paradise, Tom’s Cove Park in Chincoteague, Virginia, offers over 900 RV sites with full hook-ups and Wi-Fi. The campground features three fishing piers, a boat ramp, and a marina, making it an ideal spot for water enthusiasts.

Nearby, explore Assateague National Seashore, the Chincoteague Wildlife Refuge, or visit the local Oyster Museum. Don’t miss the annual ‘pony penning’ event, where feral ponies are herded from Assateague Island and auctioned off.

Washington

Situated on part of the Makah tribe’s reservation, the oceanfront Hobuck Beach Resort offers both dry camping and RV sites with full hook-ups. Since it is on tribal land, you will need to purchase a ‘Makah Recreation Use Permit’ for each vehicle. The permits are available at the campground office. All campsites at Hobuck Beach Resort are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

 On the south end of the beach there are 10 RV sites that offer full hook-ups. Pull-through sites are available, and one tow vehicle can be kept at the site with no additional charge. Guests will have stunning views of the Pacific Ocean (but there is no camping on the beach itself). There are picnic tables and a bathhouse with showers for added convenience. A meadow on the northside has some cabins, roads that RVs can use to pick a spot, and room for 200-300 tents as well.

Explore the Makah Tribe Cultural and Research Center, try your hand at fishing, or enjoy the area’s excellent surfing conditions. The nearby Olympic National Marine Sanctuary is a bird-watching haven.

Plan Your Next Oceanfront RV Adventure!

Whether you’re drawn to the rugged coastlines of the Pacific Northwest, the sandy shores of the Atlantic, or the serene beauty of New England, there’s an RV resort with an ocean view waiting for you. Use RV LIFE Campgrounds and RV LIFE Trip Wizard to plan your perfect vacation, and don’t forget to leave a review to help other RVers discover their next great destination!

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