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Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon
Over the northern Williamette River and through the woods, to Mt. Hood National Forest we go! Located twenty miles east of the city of Portland, Oregon, the Mt. Hood National Forest extends across Read more...
Over the northern Williamette River and through the woods, to Mt. Hood National Forest we go! Located twenty miles east of the city of Portland, Oregon, the Mt. Hood National Forest extends across more than sixty miles of forested mountains, lakes, and streams. Before embarking on a journey into the depths of this fiercely forested area, check the National Forest Website or give the ranger’s station a call at (503) 668-1700. 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. Whether you plan on shredding Mt. Hood, or squatting in the forest, check for any necessary passes or permits prior to your trek, and devote a nice evening to mapping out your journey!
Alex: This is a very popular campsite. If you are looking for exclusivity, this isn't your place. Some would...
Sleep well at Still Creek, as the sounds of burbling water echo throughout the campground. Stay well...
Little Crater Lake Campground is one of the most scenic spots in the Mt. Hood National Forest (shhh,...
Once you go Gone Creek, you may never go back. Peeps come near and far to let their hair blow in the...
After a long slumber due to a forest fire in 2011, Cloud Cap Saddle Campground reopened its...
Since you’ll be spending most of your time outside near the base of Mt. Hood, why not stay outside? At...
Ken: Just to give some up-dated info, OHV are not allowed in the campground or on the roads in the area....
Cristina: Love this place, it is fantastic! CASH ONLY ($20 in July 2015), but it's just 4 mi from town. No...
No restrooms, no water, nada problem. Nottingham Campground is a little retreat off of Highway 35 on...
Makenzie: This campground is right off the Highway and is near quite a few hikes in the Mt. Hood National...
Man and wild live amongst each other at Riley Horse Camp that boasts six equine-fine sites out of the...
Briana: No running water here! But little to no bugs or animals here and decent sized sites. A bit further...
Four non-reservable sites and one vault toilet reside for those who dare to take this rustic road less...
Bonney Meadow Campground is located on a high ridge near a lush meadow, what else could you ask for?...
Three is the magic number! At Barlow Creek there are three campsites, and perhaps three main...
Ben: This is a neat campground with a good vibe. There is a gas station and convenience store about 2 miles...
A convenient spot for anyone coming from Portland, Tollgate Campground is right on the Zigzag River...
Despite its name, it’s quite hard to lose sight of Lost Lake Campground! 125 sites (and 18 vault...
There are no reservations at Fifteenmile Campground’s three sites, no services provided, and best of...
Emily: Being nestled away in the Mt. Hood forest makes it a little difficult to navigate to, however once you...
Use of Pebble Ford Campground is light, so your chances of scoring one of the three non-reservable...
Eightmile campground is a frequented spot within Mt. Hood National Forest with 21 easily accessible,...
Lower Eightmile is not to be confused with its more popular, 23-site cousin, Eightmile Campground. At...
Last one at the campground is a rotten egg! Green Canyon Campground is a first-come, first-served...
Let us make it clear for you--Clear Lake Campground is an adventurer’s paradise! Lake lovahs can boat,...
It’s likely that the area status of Post Camp Campground is unknown, but it’s good to check the...
Underhill Site Campground is comprised of two free, non-reservable, unmaintained sites. That leaves it...
We love lake, and Wahtum is a good’n! Take the Wahtum Express trail, and your dreams of living...
Head east of Forest Creek Campground, and you’ll run into Boulder Point for a mighty view. Head west,...
Take your pick from seven non-reservable sites when you reach Clear Creek Crossing Campground!...
Will you go fishing, horseback riding, or hiking when you stay at Bonney Crossing Campground? Whatever...
Amenities, who needs ‘em! With no water, and no restrooms, it’s just you and Mother Nature. When you...
Inner peace awaits you at the five non-reservable, hike or boat-in only sites at Meditation Point...
Like the majority of Mt. Hood National Forest campgrounds, the five tent-only sites at Keeps Mill are...
David: Beautiful, peaceful campsites. Very clean outhouse w/ plenty of toilet paper. Mosquitos were abundant,...
Imagine your epic lake fort at Oak Fort (Timothy Lake) Campground, and your search ends here! Peeps...
Located on the south shores of Timothy Lake in the shadows of Mt. Hood, Pine Point Campground is...
Use of Little Badger Campground is light, so your chances of scoring one of the three non-reservable...
Reymundo: Make sure get enough gear
Briana: The gnats get nuts once the sun goes down, but besides that - absolutely beautiful place. People were...
Talk about horsing around, Joe Graham Horse Camp fits up to 41 stallions! Each campsite comes with...
Egads! Reservable campsites in Mt. Hood National Forest! And potable water! That’s because the 33...
Click, clack, click, clack is what you’ll hear at equine-friendly Clackamas Campground! When you’re...
McCubbins Gulch Campground was full, wasn’t it? Here, you can enjoy the same OHV lands, fishing from...
McCubbins Gulch Campground is a hotbed for OHV fun, so bring the toys! Fifteen non-reservable sites at...
Leave civilization in the dust when you pick from the nine sites that border Hideaway Lake. And if one...
Started from the bottom now you’re here! Summit Lake Campground is a grand alternative to the busy...
Jason: Great campsite! Try and minimize cars. One car per campsite will fit but no more than that. The best...
At Lake Harriet Campground, voyagers can dip their toes in the 22-acre lake for a leisurely swim, fish...
Jon James: Sunstrip is a great small basic Campground. With only a handful of tent sites it is rarely crowded....
Christine: Know that the wildlife enjoy organic almond butter almost as much as you and they will chew thru the...
Indian Henry Campground is a hot bed of activity, boasting a bustling 86 sites! Campsites are situated...
Imagine the sounds you’ll hear at Ripplebrook Campground--spotted owls hooting at night, an actual...
Rainbow Campground will lead you to your own personal ‘pot of gold’, whether that be an artisanal...
Whether you’re super relaxing or super recreation-ing, there’s something for everyone at Lockaby...
Reservable campsites in Mt. Hood National Forest! And potable water! If you’re jonesin’ for a trip to...
Will you go fishing or whitewater rafting in the wild Clackamas River, just steps away from the Carter...
Will you go whitewater rafting or cast into the wild Clackamas River, just steps away from Fish Creek...
Lazy Bend Campground is equal parts laidback, lush, and lively. Chill at one of the 21 campsites--most...
To river, or not to river… Is that even a question? It shouldn’t be when the nearest source is the...
To river, or not to river… Is that even a question? It shouldn’t be when the nearest source is the...
The more, the merrier! Raab Campground is a newer, group-centric getaway for those who are looking for...
There’s so much to experience at Kingfisher Campground, you might as well book multiple trips in...
Does your horse like to go camping as much as you do? The name of Triangle Lake Horse Campground...
Bagby Campground is a gem in Mt. Hood National Forest. Here you can find campsites with an uncommon...
No restrooms, no water, no reservations, no problem! That’s what camping’s about, right? Though a...
Stacey: Definitely not a great place to go if you don't have a truck or suv. The roads are bad around the lake...
Though a reservation isn’t required, ya still gotta shell out 15 big ones for the night at Camp Ten...
Lakefront property at $15/night? Can’t beat it! Peninsula (Ollalie Lake) Campground consists of 35...
You’ll ‘lake’ what you see at Horseshoe Lake Campground! At $15/night, reservations can be made to...
Caroline: We camped here over the July 23rd campground and a few things to say about it:
The campground itself...
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Zach: We really liked the campsite. It was nice and secluded. Pretty dusty, no bathroom, and no campfires...
Steven: Quiet area with access to water and bathrooms. There's a forest right behind where you camp with...
Sara: We had a great stay at Cedar Root Portland Escape. It was the perfect city escape. Close and...
William: Super helpful and friendly. Llamas, kittens and lots of room for dogs and kids. Quick trip to town but...
Mike: Located less than an hour from downtown Portland, the campsites at Peaceful Woods are a great escape...
Heather: Michelle's property is such a wonderful place to get outside and away from the hustle and bustle of...
Sara: We had an awesome stay at Enola Hill Property at Mt.hood. Rachel was extremely easy to communicate...
Eldon: Awesome choice of sites, all super private. The property is incredible and the hosts are great. They...
Julian: I loved my stay at TreeBird Ranch! The property is nestled in a beautiful, quiet valley between Mount...
Janette: The Stand is a working production farm complete with a big red barn, chickens chirping their morning...
Emilie: WOW!! Honestly, staying here MADE our trip to Portland and this is as side from the fact that Renee...
Jack: Great Location. Sara (Land Owner) was gracious and kind. If you camp and want to bring a dog think...
Richard: Big thanks to Rachel and her family for hosting us. We really appreciated you help moving our stuff up...
Octave: We arrived at the cabin in the early afternoon after stopping at Zigzag Mountain Cafe for a late lunch...
Erica: Welcome to Elysium! In Greek mythology Elysium refers to a place or condition of perfect happiness...
Donal: Darling 100 sq foot rustic cabin, wonderfully secluded in the woods. Try out tiny-house living, or use...
Evan: Whether you're roadtripping through Washington or looking to explore Mount Rainier National Park, The...
Patty: Pitch your tent or park your RV in the beautiful Mt. Hood National Forrest on the pristine Salmon...
Melody: Small family farm of just over 10 acres . Extreme low chemical use, which means I have weeds and...
Erinn: Through rolling hills of ornamental farms and vineyards, we found our campground- a large field ideal...