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North Fork John Day Campground

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Located approximately 10 miles west of historic Granite, Oregon on the Blue Mountain Scenic Byway (Forest Road #52), this campground sits along the Wild and Scenic North Fork John Day River. Eight vehicle/RV sites are available as well as 11 picnic and tent sites. Horse handling facilities are also available at the adjacent trailhead. Trail Park Permits are required at several area trailheads. A $5.00 fee is charged for overnight camping.

Directions: From Granite: Located approximately 10 miles west of historic Granite, Oregon on the Blue Mountain Scenic Byway (Forest Road #52).

Seasonal Access: Normal Services Available: Spring-Fall

Facility Type: Campground

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