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Prineville Reservoir State Park
Who says the High Desert is devoid of water? This 15-mile-long oasis begs to differ.
Fishing, boating, and watersports rule at Prineville. Rainbow trout, largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and crayfish are on your dinner menu. A marina and boat launch let you get out on the water.
There's no speed limit for boats, so let back your hair and gun the throttle. Waterskiing, wakeboarding, and tubing are popular among central Oregonians. If you feel half the state is here, you're not alone. Locals flock to this summertime retreat. Don't worry, the large lake can handle the crowds.
Birdwatchers and animal lovers adore Prineville Reservoir. Migratory patterns bring loons, avocets, sandpipers, and stilts. Look high above the water to see bald eagles, hawks, osprey, and falcons. Mammals get close to the lake to take a drink. Keep an eye out for bobcats, black bears, elk, pronghorn sheep, coyotes, and foxes.
Fishing, boating, and watersports rule at Prineville. Rainbow trout, largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and crayfish are on your dinner menu. A marina and boat launch let you get out on the water.
There's no speed limit for boats, so let back your hair and gun the throttle. Waterskiing, wakeboarding, and tubing are popular among central Oregonians. If you feel half the state is here, you're not alone. Locals flock to this summertime retreat. Don't worry, the large lake can handle the crowds.
Birdwatchers and animal lovers adore Prineville Reservoir. Migratory patterns bring loons, avocets, sandpipers, and stilts. Look high above the water to see bald eagles, hawks, osprey, and falcons. Mammals get close to the lake to take a drink. Keep an eye out for bobcats, black bears, elk, pronghorn sheep, coyotes, and foxes.
Five deluxe log cabins shelter you at any time of year. 22 full hook-up sites and 22 electrical sites welcome RVs. A total of 23 tent sites have water nearby.
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1 campground in Prineville Reservoir State Park
The main Prineville campground provides lake-soaked views and the tawny, ginger stripes of a desert canyon to gaze upon. It’s a sanctuary for water sport enthusiasts who can savor swimming areas, boat launches, morning kayak rapture, 22 full-hookup sites, 22 electrical sites with water, 23 tent sites with water nearby, 5 deluxe log cabins (one is Read more...
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