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Netarts Bay Garden RV Resorts
4.5 ★★★★★ 429 Google reviews · Waterfront wedding venue in Tillamook, Oregon · 0.2 mi to the sand
Plan your tour
- Setting waterfront venue, 0.2 mi to the sand — verified by its distance to a real shoreline
- Phone (503) 842-7774
- Website netartsbay.com — most venues book tours right on their site
On the property
“I camped at Netarts Bay in a motorhome on a back in site, full hookup, an unobstructed view of the bay (52), and YES, will most definitely be returning.”
“) Great window views and has a fire pit.”
What couples highlight
From the reviews
We enjoyed staying at Netarts. Loved being near the water to see the seals, seagulls, cranes, and listening to the ocean. Wonderful campground with restrooms and laundry facility, full rv hook-ups, great friendly staff, area to clean crabs and fish and a dog area.
I stayed in RV site 5 across from restrooms and laundry so very convenient if you need that. Steps from the bay-awesome views. Eagles actively hunting and nesting in trees close enough to see. Very quiet and peaceful even with w completely full park. Beautifully maintained and equally kind and pleasant staff.
Very nice RV park located on Netarts Bay, Oregon. Very quiet and clean. Manager Michael and his lady are wonderful hosts. Always anxious to be of any help to make your stay an enjoyable experience. Short drive to Tillamook for staples. The park is well groomed and convenient for crabbing and clamming.
Another great place to RV near Tillamook, OR. This place is a sister property of Sisters, OR Bend/Sisters RVGarden Resort where we stayed as well on same trip. This campground has a beach and ocean view with sites that accomodate all size RVs. I prefer the Sisters location but they are both very nice!😊
Getting married at Netarts Bay Garden RV Resorts
Two things make the tour worth the drive. First, see the ceremony spot at the exact time of day you'd say your vows — a west-facing beach glows at sunset but bakes at noon, and you'll want to feel the wind, watch where the sun sits, and walk the path your guests take across the sand. Second, bring your real questions: the weather backup (where does the ceremony move if it rains or the wind kicks up?), who pulls the beach permit, the sound-ordinance curfew, the catering and bar policy, and exactly what's included — chairs, setup, and teardown on sand are where quotes quietly diverge. Peak beach dates book 12–18 months out, so if the tour feels right, ask what's open in your season before you leave.
