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Deschutes National Forest, Oregon
What if we told you that the 1,200 square foot Newberry Volcano in Deschutes National Forest could easily fit the entire state of Rhode Island within its borders. That’s pretty impressive, right? The Read more...
What if we told you that the 1,200 square foot Newberry Volcano in Deschutes National Forest could easily fit the entire state of Rhode Island within its borders. That’s pretty impressive, right? The still seismically active volcano, designated a national volcanic monument, offers plenty of lava-rific fun in the forest. Sling on a headlamp to explore the mile long Lava River Cave--don’t worry, the bats don’t mind visitors. Or hike along the interpretive trail at Big Obsidian Flow, where you can scramble over the sleek, 1,300-year-old lava flow formed of black glass and pumice. If you get all lava-ed out, no worries, there’s plenty else to do within Deschutes’ 1.6 million acres of forest. Hike, bike, hunt, swim, paddle, ski, horseback ride, climb, camp, fish. Phew! Believe it or not, the list actually goes on. Turns out, 1.6 million acres gives you a lot of room to get your outdoor adventuring on. Whatever you decide to do in Deschutes National Forest, make sure you take a moment or two to just appreciate the rugged, verdant beauty of the surrounding Cascade Mountains. Ahhhh… now, back to playing.
Anna: This campground is situated right next to the lake but shaded beneath the trees. Not a ton of privacy...
Anna: This site is right on Paulina Creek which is perfect for a quick dunk! A 7 mile hiking trail to the...
Peaceful silence. . . note the chirp of birds and the tinkle of water running through a creek: sounds...
Spending the day at Newberry Volcanic Monument? Then spend the night at Prairie Campground, a nice...
Real talk: there’s a good chance you’ll have the all of Big River Campground to yourself--so this...
Are you and 50 of your closest friends looking to explore the ah-mazing Newberry Volcanic Monument...
Natala : Wonderful spot -- where almost every camp site is lakeside! Each site is equipped with a fire ring,...
Exploring the Newberry Volcanic Monument on horseback is a great way to see the area—and you’ll...
Even though Cinder Hill Campground has 108 campsites up for grabs, you’ll still get some semblance of...
If you have to go chasing waterfalls, then make East Lake Campground your homebase—you’ll find a...
Like Pringles chips, once you pop (into this campground), the fun don’t stop! Take in the scenic...
Fall asleep to the sound of the gentle Fall River streaming by when you pitch a tent at this...
Tamara: We loooooved this campground. It's not too big and the sites are spacious and private. Plenty of...
Alison: Beautiful! No problems navigating the dirt road in 23ft RV -spots still available at 6pm. Widely...
Located smack dab in the middle of the East Fort Rock OHV Trail System, China Hat Campground is...
With lots of space and a prime location next to the river, Crane Prairie Campground is perfect for...
Huff and puff your way to Pine Mountain Campground, located at the summit of Pine Mountain, and you’ll...
Most of the campgrounds in Deschutes National Forest have a similar appeal: shaded by tall ponderosa...
Swim and fish to your heart’s content at North Twin Lake Campground; a small, sandy beach, and nearby...
Gulf Point Campground sees heavy use--with good reason. Perched next to the Wickiup Reservoir, the...
Explore Little Lava Lake by boat or canoe, and check out the nearby lava flow by foot at this...
Makenzie: Big and open camp spots, also warm water and can be a popular place to swim.
Fishing and boating are popular activities at Lava Lake Campground, so camp here if you plan on being...
Squeezed in between two lakes—Wickiup Reservoir and South Twin Lake—this campground has 24 spacious...
With extra large camping areas, the 23 sites at Sheep Bridge Campground are perfect for big RVs, big...
Saddle up! The 10 non-reservable sites at this campground, which sits close to the Cultus River in a...
With only seven campsites, and situated along the gently flowing Todd Creek, this campground provides...
Wake to the sound of gently lapping water when you camp on the shores of Todd Lake. The three lakeside...
Pack up your poles and tackle gear and head to Reservoir Campground; situated right next the Wickiup...
Annie: There is a path to the marsh kayak ramp between campsites 14 and 15, so people walk through the area...
Booking a site next to Soda Creek doesn’t mean you’ll be privy to untapped reserves of pristine pop,...
Visit Cutltus Lake Campground, and jet ski to your heart’s content! Staying here gives you direct...
Makenzie: This is the trailhead for South Sister so if your camping beware that hikers come in at all hours of...
Location, location, location! Nestled along the banks of Crane Prairie Reservoir, the 32 sites at Rock...
Canoe, swim, fish and more at Three Creek Lake Campground. Non-motorized boats are welcome to use the...
Choose your adventure at South Campground, from hiking, horseback riding, and birding, to boating on...
Dubbed a “high end” campground by the folks at the Forest Service, Quinn River Campground provides...
Driftwood Campground offers lakeside living at its finest—all 18 of the tent-only sites sit on the...
Don’t get your hoofed creatures confused: Little Fawn Campground actually sits on Elk Lake. Plenty of...
The best views in Deschutes just might be found at Three Creek Meadow Campground, with the rugged...
With only eight campsites, this small but popular spot offers plenty of opportunities for hiking,...
Want to avoid noisy neighbors while you’re getting back to nature? Then North Davis Creek Campground...
Tally: The "resort" at Elk Lake offers campsites, cabins, a boat launch, dock & a restaurant (try the...
If you’re truly looking to get away from it all--including the sound of motors running and tires...
This campground is great for the kiddos, since the nearby Little Cultus Lake has shallow waters and a...
The six sites at Lava Flow campground give you lots of peace, seclusion, and--unsurprisingly--easy...
Rev up your engines to make it to this campground—your boat engines, that is! The 12 boat-in tent...
Shack up (or tent up) at East Davis Lake Campground. If you’re looking to flick your wrists while...
Popular for ATV and hunting enthusiasts, the quiet Boundary Springs Campground borders state land in...
Birders, rejoice: this small, quiet campground next to Crescent Creek is the perfect spot to spy on...
Don’t judge a campground by it’s funny name: yes, Sisters Cow Camp Horse Camp is a mouthful, but it’s...
Situated right next to Odell Lake, Sunset Cove Campground is a fisherman’s paradise—although it can...
The nine sites at Whispering Pine Horse Camp make a great home base for exploring the Three Sisters...
Joe+Kathrina: Such a great site. Half the campground sites are on the highway side and the other half is facing...
The livin’s easy at Simax Group Campground, thanks to a lakefront location, lots of picnic pavilions...
Cold Spring Campground is a perfect option for families with kids—there are lots of short hikes in the...
Forgotten s’more ingredients? No problemo! Clustered on a small hill overlooking Crescent Lake, the...
With large, comfortable sites, lush huckleberry bushes, and the perfect location alongside Odell Lake,...
Serious hikers will love Lava Camp Lake Campground, since it’s super close to Mt. Washington, the...
Snag some much deserved seclusion on the edge of Little Cove. The five boat-in or hike-in sites offer...
Sitting snug between Summit Creek and Tandy Bay, Graham Corral Horse Camp makes for a scenic stay for...
Hiking and biking enthusiasts, snag a spot at Indian Ford and take advantage of the diversity of...
Krysta: This is a great spot for tent camping! There's not much privacy in between the spaces, but the view...
Bond with a big group of friends or family on the shores of Crescent Lake at this group campground....
Horse camp? More like horse heaven! Okay, maybe that’s a stretch, but the 18 sites at Whitefish Horse...
Spring Campground might be a bit of a misnomer—it’s actually open from mid May through September. This...
Windy Group Campground lives up to its name; popular water activities on nearby Crescent Lake include...
Looking for a real escape? Summit Lake Campground is a hidden treasure waiting to be found with only...
It’s bare bones—in the best way—at Riverside Campground. The sites here are less developed than other...
During the heat of the summer, there’s no better place to cool off than Scout Lake—we swear (scout’s...
Blue Bay Campground sits near Suttle Lake and makes a great home base for those who are eager to...
A pleasant breeze makes this a popular spot for windsurfers, although you’ll see plenty of campers...
Terra: We stayed here in the off-season which was lovely as it was fairly quiet and relaxed. The campground...
Nestled next the Metolius River, Camp Sherman Campground is especially busy during the summer, when...
This quaint and quiet campground sits along the Metolius River and is a popular place for fly...
You can’t help but be happy when you’re camping at a place called “Smiling River. ” With 36 prime...
Snuggle up next to your neighbors at the teeny tiny Pine Rest Campground; you’ll find just seven...
Forgive us, but we have to say it—Gorge Campground is gorge-ous. Seriously, some of the forest’s...
The large, flat and shady sites at Jack Creek Campground are ideal for bigger groups and RVers. The 19...
Lower Canyon Creek is a small but mighty campground. It has just seven campsites, but can claim two...
Sitting on the bank of the mighty Metolius River, the 16 non-reservable sites at Allen Springs...
Giddy up! You and your horse will have plenty of opportunities to roam at Sheep Springs Horse Camp;...
Pioneer Ford Campground’s remoteness is a big draw; the campground gets pretty busy fielding campers...
The Metolius River may be a little rough, but we wouldn’t say you’ll find a bridge over troubled water...
Go fishing near Perry South Campground and you won’t feel the need to exaggerate the size of your...
Don’t be surprised when you hear a roaring rush of water when you camp at Candle Creek—the campground...
Bask in the sun on the banks of the Metolius River or Lake Billy Chinook—both are nearby Monty...
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Alina: Need a place to stay for Solar Eclipse 2017? Look no further. This 0. 5 acre is just minutes away from...
Brittany: Amy, Charles and their two kids were so friendly and wonderful! My kids keep asking to go back and...
Paul: We have a house on a half acre landscaped lot with plenty of trees and space. We have been upgrading...
Danielle: Pitch your tent or drive your RV onto 10 acres of open land in the alfalfa region of Deschutes County....
Chetty: Come camp with us in Central Oregon. We have 10 acres with beautiful mountain views, chickens, ducks,...
Andrew: This location was perfect for spot to stay near Bend, OR. The host, Alan, was extremely helpful and...
The Deschutes river will ramble and rush past 23 full hook-up sites, 54 tent campsites, 7 yurts (2 of...
Shawn: $5/night (per person), open walk-in camping area so you just find a spot. Was perfect for Hammocking....
Trish: Pitch your tent in a freshly farmed 20 acre farm area. Whether looking to use our viewing areas of...
Chetty: This site is private and is only 40 min from solar eclipse totality.
Joseph: Welcome to the lazy j ranch where we are hosting an eclipse camp out. Bring your trailer, motor home...
Amy: Pitch your tent in our tree lined field of just over an acre and a half that's backed up to 80 private...
Jim: If you are bringing your own tent or RV, please see the rest of the listing for rates, but we do have...
Kyle: Excellent venue for your 2017 Solar Eclipse Viewing! This campsite features a breath-taking view of...
Kyle: Excellent venue for your 2017 Solar Eclipse Viewing! This campsite features a breath-taking view of...
Fred: Pitch your tent on this desert plain, enjoy the view of total eclipse with over 25 sq ft of personal...
Octave: Our stay at Panacea at the Canyon was nothing short of dreamy. It was a prefect occasion to get away...
Regina: August 21, 2017 Eclipse is going to bring tons of people. Bring you camper and join us for eclipse...
Lorene: Grab a spot in the North loop, especially if you are in a tent. The sites there are larger with lots...
Tyler: AVOID ALL OF THE TRAFFIC AND STAY ANOTHER NIGHT HERE IN BEAUTIFUL CENTRAL OREGON, HERE @ THE 4:20...