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Nestled in the heart of Bend, Oregon, The Camp is the newest way to experience Central Oregon at its core. Moments from the city’s best breweries, dining, shopping, and the beautiful Deschutes River, treat The Camp as your home base for all things fun and adventurous. A truly effortless and unique experience, our RV Park offers 31 sites for your RV stay, as well as restored vintage Airstreams and tiny homes available onsite for overnight rentals. Indulge in the comforts of home, with available showers,... More

Vincent Creek offers a good base camp for big game hunting and general camping and fishing in Smith River and Vincent Creek. More

As the saying goes, "Summertime, and the livin' is easy." That's especially true in Oregon when camping season is in full swing. New to camping? Not a problem. The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department offers custom camping classes that anyone can take, called 'Let‘s Go Camping!', as part of its popular 'Let's Go!' program. It's a… More

Perched near the summit of the Blue Mountains, Emigrant Springs State Heritage Area offers visitors an opportunity to camp and explore a popular pioneer stop over along the Oregon Trail. The park is nestled in an old-growth forest.  Camp in the campground, or bring your horse and camp in the reservable horse camp.  Picnic among towering trees or bring your group for overnight or daytime activities in our community building. For those that are not fully equipped for traditional camping, rent one of our cabins... More

Salters Cabin Horse Camp is located in a shaded, second-growth, ponderosa pine forest and makes for a great escape from those hot summer days!  There is a corral on site for folks camping with horses to use.  The cabin on site is for historic purposes and the Forest Service recommends that visitors do not enter or camp in the cabin.Learn about Leave No Trace principles for horse camping More

Located at 65866 Apiary Road in Rainier, Oregon, this 280-acre secluded, forested site is a favorite among youth organizations and other groups.  It's easy to get back to nature at this beautiful park, with 24 Adirondacks (3-sided camp shelters), numerous tent sites, and a rustic day lodge complete with cooking facilities to accommodate groups of up to 250 people. Take a big step up from a tent and check out the park's rustic two-room cabins.  Bring your horse, ride the trails and camp in a... More

Maintained and operated in cooperation with the Central Oregon Chapter of Oregon Equestrian Trails, this five site campground offers early season access to the Metolius Windigo Trail.Please note: Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please consider camping elsewhere if you do not have a horse. We have many campgrounds nearby. More

There a few world famous snowboard camps and resorts here in Oregon. Mt. Hood Meadows has some great snowboard camps, depending on when you're coming out. More

Metolius River hiking trails, fishing and camping. Fish Hatchery. More

Enjoy RV, tent and cabin camping in a rustic and serene park. More

Enjoy fishing, picnicking, paddleboating and disc golfing at Horning's Hideout.Camping is by reservation only. Please call or email to make your reservation. Camping is season begins in Spring and closes in the fall. More

Located at the 4,000-foot level of the majestic Mt. Hood's southernmost slopes, Government Camp has stayed true to its roots while serving as a recreation destination for visitors since being settled in the early 1900s. New developments have revitalized the quaint mountain community into much more than your average ski town. A Bavarian-style, pedestrian-friendly downtown offers ski shops, a brewery and comfortable accommodations which attract visitors year-round. More

Choose from seven unique Airstreams. With your own private site, outdoor space and indoor accommodations, you'll find yourself right at home at Hart's Camp. If you're bringing your own RV or trailer, secure one of the RV spots available at Hart's Camp. The camp is about creating a chance to reconnect, step away from traffic jams and notifications, and spend uninterrupted quality time staring through the smoke of a campfire at your loved ones. Outdoor adventure can be found steps away with Cape Kiwanda in... More

It's summer time and the camping life is easy unless you're a newcomer to the camping experience. This week, I'll  show you an easy, friendly way learn campout basics on a getaway to Silver Falls State Park where no one is left behind when the call goes out: "Let‘s Go Camping." It's a Saturday morning in… More

OverviewWillow Prairie Horse Camp is nestled in tall timber at an elevation of 4,400 feet just southwest of Mt. Mc Loughlin, near a beautiful meadow of the same name. The camp offers many amenities to make you and your horses feel at home.The camp was converted to a horse camp in 1990 with the addition of 19 miles of interconnecting horseback riding trails. The renovation was made possible through a partnership between the Forest Service and the Coalition of Equestrian Clubs, which provided much of... More

Timberline Lodge is renowned worldwide for its year-round skiing and snowboarding. During the summer months, the ski area focuses on the two upper-mountain lifts—Palmer and the Magic Mile, which transport visitors to an elevation of 8,540 feet on the southeast facing flanks of Mt. Hood to ride the 2,500 vertical feet back down to the Timberline Lodge base area. The Magic Mile chair was originally installed in 1938 and is presently in its third incarnation as a detachable high-speed quad. Timberline installed the upper Palmer... More

Our trip to the Steens Mountain Guest Ranch ruined a few things for me: my favorite pair of jeans and my notion of what a working-ranch vacation would be like. Susan O’Crowley, Tim’s wife and ranch partner, put it plainly: “This is not going to be a plush vacation. This is going to be an authentic experience.” She was right. More

OverviewThe Camp Creek Campground sits next to a babbling forest creek in the countrys scenic Pacific Northwest region. The campground is not far from the base of the majestic, snow-covered Mt. Hood, Oregons highest point and a prominent landmark of the area. A variety of recreational activities surround the campground, including hiking, biking and horseback riding trails, scenic views and points of exploration.Natural Features:The shady and quiet campground is situated on a bench above Camp Creek, in the Mt. Hood National Forest, at an elevation... More

Dufur City Park has 14 RV Campsites available at $35 per night; we also offer tent camping at $20 per night. Park amenities include Wi-Fi for campers, a picnic shelter, picnic tables, horseshoe pit, ball fields, playground and a summer swimming pool.     More

L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park provides RV/tent camping, cabins, horse camping, day use areas, non-motorized trails, an interpretive center and access to Banks-Vernonia State Trail. More

Located at Independence's Riverview Park for travelers on the Willamette River Water Trail and the Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway. This basic camping area has five sites, picnic tables, bike rack, water tap and bike repair station. WiFi is available through camp host during summer months. A camp site costs $10 per night. More

Take your pick — camping, hiking, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, lounging by the river — Camp Sherman has it. Located just 31 miles northwest of Bend, this city sits on the Wild and Scenic Metolius River with commanding views of 10,497-foot Mt. Jefferson. Be sure to visit the nearby Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery, free and open daily, to see 3 million fish on display; or search for the unique Oregon HooDoos known as "ghost rocks." More

Ahh — long nights of stargazing, snack foods and wanderlust explorations. Camping is a rite of passage in Oregon, no matter if it’s your first time or 50th. Even for the most seasoned outdoors enthusiast, there are a few camping insider tips that can help you channel your inner Smokey Bear so your next camping trip is more “Planet Earth,” less “National Lampoon’s Vacation.” Here’s what to consider when planning your next Oregon camping adventure. More

The Chinquapin Group Campground is located at the former site of the Camp Oregon Caves Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp. During the Great Depression from 1933- 1941 the Camp Oregon Caves Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) camp was home to over 200 youth who worked on projects in the Siskiyou National Forest and the Oregon Caves National Monument. Today, the only structure currently remaining at the site is the historic Grayback Ranger Station, constructed by CCC crews around 1936 and located immediately adjacent to the Chinquapin... More

McKinley offers camping for large groups, picking and fishing on Middle Creek. More

Canyon Forest Forest Camp is one of several small campgrounds located along the Wild and Scenic Lostine River. The camp is a rustic facility set in the cool fir and pine tree forest and is popular during the summer for local and regional campers visiting the Lostine Canyon and Eagle Cap Wilderness. More

The Old Camp RV Park is owned and operated by the Burns Paiute Tribe. It is located at the Historic Old Camp west of the City of Burns. You are sure to find peace and quiet among the sagebrush. Welcome to Paiute Country! More

In 1992 this high desert horse camp was constructed with the help of volunteers amidst the remnants of an old homestead and orchard just a short distance from Haystack Reservoir.The facility is available for horse camping, standard camping, and RV camping opportunities.  View a vicinity map here.Learn about Leave No Trace principles for horse camping AMENITIES:NO DRINKING WATERStock water is available seasonally5 standard campsites8 corrals2 hitching racks1 water trough1 manure pit1 wooden picnic table and 1 combination fire ring/grill per campsite1 vault outhouse for the campground1 informational signboard.Please... More