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Kim: Salmon Valley lookout is a gorgeous area to camp at. The site is private and well maint...
Sara: Staying at Salmon Valley Hideout was a very cozy experience. It was so nice to have the...
Sara: We had an awesome stay at Enola Hill Property at Mt.hood. Rachel was extremely easy to ...
Eldon: Awesome choice of sites, all super private. The property is incredible and the hosts ar...
Aj: Great site! Large and well kept with great river sounds and enough privacy. We look for...
Nicole: Beautiful peaceful private campsite right on the banks of the Wind River. This is an am...
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Eric: We loved the Crystal Creek Cabin, it is truly a perfect, intimate slice of paradise. Th...
Jonathan: This was THE BEST hipcamp we've ever stayed at.
The property is located NE of the conf...
Haley: Beth was an extremely friendly and accommodating host. She lent us a portable battery p...
Octave: We arrived at the cabin in the early afternoon after stopping at Zigzag Mountain Cafe f...
Rose: Snug cabin surrounded by nature, although it is located at the back of a family farm. Q...
Mariah: We had such a nice time at Adrianne’s camp! The camp site was all set for us when we ar...
Sara: Welcome to Lost Woods Croft in Dee, OR 15 minutes from Lost Lake! We live here and have...
Brittany: We had never been to a U-pick farm of any kind, but this one was the most awesome first...
Donovan: Our experience at ConTENTment Acres was so great. When we arrived we were greeted by Pa...
Leah | Tony | Matt: We were visiting Hood River for a wedding and were so excited to see this lovely cabin ...
Mike: Located less than an hour from downtown Portland, the campsites at Peaceful Woods are a...
Jamie: Tiny house was perfect for a weekend getaway. Comfortable bed, well played out space an...
Whitney: Naked Falls is a swimming and hiking dream! The property has tons of dispersed camping ...
Brittany: Megan and her husband were so sweet - great communicators from the start. There are TWO...
Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon
Just 20 miles east of Portland, Mt Hood forest spans over a million acres. Get yourself outside!
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Access to Government data is currently restricted, making it impossible for us to make bookings, or even tell you what’s available.
Along with REI, Sierra Club and dozens of other organizations, we are actively advocating to make public parks more accessible.
Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!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.