Lagoon, Waxmyrtle, Lodgepole, and Driftwood. This is off-road vehicle country and the campgrounds are popular with the dune buggy crowd, but there are dune trails where only walkers are allowed. The road comes to an end near the beach. This is another Oregon Dunes NRA campground, more primitive than the state park campgrounds, but suitable for cars and RVs. As with the other NRA campgrounds, this one has trails leading through the dunes.
Many people just take off on their own cross-country explorations.
You'll find the overlook nine miles south of Florence. A park road leads .25 mile to a parking lot. Viewing from the overlook is one of the best ways to get a feel for this vast area. Stairs, and an 80-foot wheelchair ramp, lead to the high viewing platform for a panoramic look at miles of dunes. A marked one-mile trail across the dunes leads through a shorepine grove to the beach.