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The Lamp Camp

Long Beach, Washington

30 RV Sites

Occupying a narrow strip of ground between the coastal forest and the Pacific Ocean shoreline on the Long Beach Peninsula in Long Beach, Washington, The Lamp Camp operates as a community-oriented RV park and campground that draws a deliberately mixed camping community—RV travelers, van-lifers, and tent campers coexist on the same grounds, united by shared access to Pacific beachfront and a property design that actively encourages social connection through shared spaces. The campground's intentionally communal atmosphere reflects the relaxed, creative character of the Long Beach Peninsula's independent, small-scale coastal tourism culture. The site configuration includes multiple RV hookup spaces alongside dry sites suited to van-based travel and traditional tent camping, making the property accessible for a wider range of camping styles than a strictly RV-oriented park would support. The community clubhouse anchors the social life of the grounds, featuring a fireplace, game corner, lending library, and comfortable seating for guests gathering after a day on the beach. An outdoor kitchen with gas grills and a wood-fired oven gives guests a communal cooking option, and a shared herb garden extends the culinary dimension of the camp's common spaces. Community fire pits with available firewood and a private dune path providing direct beach access round out the property's infrastructure for guests. The Long Beach Peninsula's Pacific Coast shoreline—claimed as the world's longest beach at 28 continuous miles—is the dominant natural draw for visitors to the campground, and the private dune path provides The Lamp Camp's guests a direct connection to that shoreline without navigating public parking areas. Volleyball on the beach, sunset walks along the surf line, and casual beachcombing are the activities that define the Peninsula's accessible outdoor recreation, while the surrounding coastal forest offers sheltered walking routes for guests seeking cover from summer sun or the coastal fog and wind that periodically roll in from the Pacific. Cape Disappointment State Park, reachable within a mile, is home to two historic lighthouses—Cape Disappointment Light and North Head Light—along with the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center documenting the 1805 expedition's arrival at the Pacific. The Discovery Trail, a multi-use path running the length of the peninsula, is accessible for biking and walking directly from the campground area. The Peninsula Golf Course provides a local golf option, and The Lighthouse Resort nearby offers pickleball courts with discount access available for Lamp Camp guests—a cross-property amenity partnership worth noting for active travelers planning their peninsula activities. The Lamp Camp operates on a seasonal schedule aligned with the Long Beach Peninsula's summer and shoulder-season visitor window. July and August fill quickly as Pacific Coast travelers converge on the peninsula for beach access and Cape Disappointment recreation. The camp's community-oriented atmosphere makes it particularly well suited for solo travelers and small groups who value social interaction alongside more typical campground pursuits. Reservations are recommended for summer weekends, when the campground's limited site count creates high demand relative to available space on the peninsula.

What does this place offer

  • Bathrooms
  • Beach
  • Clubhouse
  • Community Fire Pit
  • Firewood
  • Full Hookup
  • Game Room
  • General Store
  • Library
  • Pet Friendly

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Location

The Lamp Camp, 15301 Pacific Way, Long Beach, WA 98631, USA

Things to know

Check-in: 1:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

Rules

Check-in Procedure - Our campsite number is assigned when you make your reservation. - Please do not change sites unless specifically approved by a camp host. - This will prevent confusion for other campers – especially if we have late arrivals. - We are now offering “remote” check-ins for our guests who wish to have a contactless visit with us. - You will receive more information regarding how to check in remotely prior to your trip. - Check-in at 1 pm. - Checkout at 11 am. - Please leave a clean site for the next campers. - Leaving trash behind will result in a cleaning fee. - Please take out what you bring in. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Pet Policy - All non-aggressive dogs are welcome at The Lamp Camp with a maximum of 2 dogs per site. - Dogs must remain on a leash and, of course, owners must clean up after their pets. - Owners who fail to pick up after their pets will be asked to leave the campground immediately. Vehicle Policy - The maximum number of vehicles per site is 1 plus 1 trailer. - The maximum length of any RV or trailer is 38 feet at our Full Hook Up sites & Forest Sites (Please see the property map above for more details). - Unfortunately, our property cannot accommodate big rigs over 38 feet. - Additional parking may be available for $5 per vehicle per night on a first-come, first-served basis. We cannot guarantee parking for extra vehicles. - All campers and vehicles must be fully functioning, registered, and insured with a valid driver's license. - Unfortunately, we do not have parking spaces for boats or extra trailers. Length of Stay Policy - The Lamp Camp is a vacation destination. - As such, the maximum number of nights is 21. Noise Policy - As this is a campground designed for meeting each other, we encourage our campers to enjoy and play music. - We do ask that you consider those around you and play music at reasonable levels. - After 9 pm, we ask that music be turned down to levels only audible within your individual campsite, or played at the campfire. - Similarly, we ask that no generators be used after 9 pm as it impedes other campers' ability to fall asleep to the sound of the ocean. Swimming Policy - Swimming in the ocean is not advised on the Long Beach Peninsula, even on the calmest days. - Lifeguards do not patrol the beach. - The ocean currents are strong and dangerous no matter the time of tide. - You cannot swim against these currents. - Wear a life jacket when playing near the water’s edge. - Stay away from logs in the surf or wet sand. - Our average water temperatures range from the mid-40s to the mid-60s. - These temperatures can cause hypothermia. - Do not attempt to rescue someone in the ocean. - You will likely become a victim yourself. - Call 911 and stay there! Never turn your back on the waves. - Sneaker waves are powerful waves that come high up on the beach without warning. - Keep a close eye on your children Fire Policy - Our community fire pit is available for all campers to enjoy. - Individual firepits are also at every campsite, however, use of individual fire pits may be restricted during burn bans as determined by the Pacific County Fire Department. - Firewood is available for purchase at the campground.

Cancellation Policy

- There are no refunds within 7 days of a reservation, weather restrictions included. - Should you wish to cancel your reservation more than 7 days prior to your reservation start day, there will be a $15 cancellation fee, deducted from the refund. - All Spot2Nite reservations require payment in full at the time of booking. - Please contact Spot2Nite to cancel a reservation via email to [email protected] or call (877)778-2683, Option 1. - Spot2Nite convenience fees and credit card processing fees are non-refundable.