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Brogan: There are so many options of places to stay at this site! There were two different sets...
Eldon: Awesome choice of sites, all super private. The property is incredible and the hosts ar...
Richard: Big thanks to Rachel and her family for hosting us. We really appreciated you help movi...
Aj: Great site! Large and well kept with great river sounds and enough privacy. We look for...
Sara: We had an awesome stay at Enola Hill Property at Mt.hood. Rachel was extremely easy to ...
Kim: Salmon Valley lookout is a gorgeous area to camp at. The site is private and well maint...
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Wind Wood: An exclusive and private "hike-in" camp called 'Eagle's Nest' that...
Octave: We arrived at the cabin in the early afternoon after stopping at Zigzag Mountain Cafe f...
Erin + Caroline: We spent the day in Portland and though we didn’t want to leave the city, we were super...
Rose: Snug cabin surrounded by nature, although it is located at the back of a family farm. Q...
Nicole: Beautiful peaceful private campsite right on the banks of the Wind River. This is an am...
Camp at Beautiful U-pick Berry Farm
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$45/nightRebecca: The site was nice and shaded, with access to hookups, and a fire pit. The owners were e...
Mike: Located less than an hour from downtown Portland, the campsites at Peaceful Woods are a...
Beth: A place to put up your tent under tall fir trees. A perfect spring...
Ky: We had a great time at Good Medicine Tipi! If you want to remove yourself from the hus...
Donovan: Our experience at ConTENTment Acres was so great. When we arrived we were greeted by Pa...
Bonnie: This spot was awesome! Kiva has a really beautiful property where we felt totally relax...
Shannon: Thanks Kiva for a great stay! We really enjoyed getting up in the hills above the gorge...
Sara: We had a great stay at Cedar Root Portland Escape. It was the perfect city escape. Clos...
Rachel: 12' x 14' canvas tent with additional 8' of covered porch space on...
Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon
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Pack up the kids and go car-camping at one of the 71 campgrounds in the national forest. Be sure to plan a trek on the Ramona Falls loop hike! If you're more into backcountry camping, hike-in sites Read more...
Pack up the kids and go car-camping at one of the 71 campgrounds in the national forest. Be sure to plan a trek on the Ramona Falls loop hike! If you're more into backcountry camping, hike-in sites and camps are available.
Be sure to check the National Forest Website or give the ranger’s station a call at (503) 668-1700 before you leave. A wilderness permit is required from May 15 through October 15 and must be in your possession. Lucky you, permits are free and self-issued at trailheads and wilderness boundaries. Score! Scan for weather alerts and notices before you head out, especially in the winter due to snowfall.
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