Amy K.recommendsJune 10, 2024
Tent Sites and Dry Camping
Camp host was very helpful and waiting for us when we arrived. Nice small campground and easy to find. I would stay here again!!
Sammy L.recommendsMay 28, 2024
Tent Sites and Dry Camping
Super friendly hosts and neighbors. Amazing riding. I'll definitely be back.
Aileen M.recommendsMay 28, 2024
Tent Sites and Dry Camping
Made a reservation, they were super helpful when we double booked. Then we ended up having trailer issues and didn’t get there till the next morning. While we didn’t end up camping the place was very clean. It’s a great spot to camp before heading out on the JD at Clarno.
Laura L.recommendsMay 28, 2024
Tent Sites and Dry Camping
Small town camping!
Great open field camping (for now, I see there is construction for additional structures). We had a big group, so the one porta-potty was not enough; luckily there were two by the school to relieve some of the morning business. We planned for no water availability, but it was great to have nice, cool and fresh water there on site. It was also really nice to have a sink.
There was no good place for gray water.
Richard W.recommendsMay 18, 2024
RV Parking- Full Hookups
Antelope Market Camping - Loved It
So, Antelope Market Camping is a work in progress. Brandie and Larry have purchased a couple of adjacent lots in Antelope and have made substantial improvements to them. They are ready for tent camping now and have a couple of full RV hookups. When I was there (May 2024) they were in the process of building some mini-cabins.
I was there for 5 days with an RV (trailer). Everything was fine, it was quiet, morning coffee under shade trees was a treat for me. My dog and I would always take an evening walk around “town”. Antelope is a quasi- ghost town. I’d suggest reading up on it before you go there, pretty interesting. Also you might want to take a look at the Rajneesh, there are lots of articles and Wild, Wild Country on Netflix is good.
I was staying in Antelope because I wanted to explore that part of the state. It has a lot of history, many beautiful locations, and is remote. If you go there, you should be fully provisioned for food. The nearest real groceries are in Madras (40 miles?), gas in Shaniko. The Antelope Cafe/Market is currently closed. Don’t expect to go out for dinner.
Most of my communications were with Brandie. She is cordial, knowledgeable about the area, and truly wants you to have a good stay. This really is wild country. Many of us appreciate that. If you are expecting a lot of amenities this might not be what you are looking for.
Brian O.recommendsMay 18, 2024
Tent Sites and Dry Camping
Met the hosts, and they are great people! The camp site was a great spot along the Oregon Outback Trail. Perfect for pitching a tent, and the honor-bar fridge is awesome! Highly recommended!