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Willamette National Forest, Oregon
The Willamette National Forest runs 110 miles along the Cascade Range in western Oregon. The landscape includes a stunning variety of towering mountains with volcanic peaks, densely forested slopes, Read more...
The Willamette National Forest runs 110 miles along the Cascade Range in western Oregon. The landscape includes a stunning variety of towering mountains with volcanic peaks, densely forested slopes, and narrow ravines. Winding through the Forest are not one, but two Congress-designated “Wild and Scenic Rivers.” Willamette is also known for its cascading waterfalls and has more than 375 lakes. The forest is home to big game like black bear, Roosevelt elk, and cougar. And be on the lookout out for northern bald eagle and wolverine! Both species are rare, but can be spotted in the National Forest.
Timpanogas Campground is located in a high elevation stand of silver, grand, and noble fir. You can...
Be tickled by the tininess of Indigo Spring’s three-site campground set in a stand of Douglas fir...
Enjoy a touch of history at the Sacandaga Campground conveniently equipped with toilets and drinking...
Prance amongst Ponderosa pines you camping king or queen, you. Fish, hike, or cycle all within the...
Shhh. It’s a secret. Except that it really isn’t because there isn’t a ton of tree cover and the sites...
Mmm, hazelnut, and no, we’re not talking about the coffee creamer. Spacious and scented, the Sand...
Embody american hero Huckleberry Finn at Gold Lake Campground. Hike to a primitive log shelter circa...
Packard Creek Campground is huge and nearly fully accessible. Perfect for large gatherings, Packard...
The Blue Pool Campground is close to the highway, but local attractions and activities trump the...
You can find Shadow Bay Campground on a bay at the southern end of Waldo Lake, surrounded by a...
A local favorite, the Salmon Creek Falls Campground is a small piece of paradise (hint: think fairy...
Islet Campground is located near the sandy beaches of northern Waldo Lake. The wind blows consistently...
Madeleine: This is my favorite campsite in all of Oregon. I've visited North Waldo Lake nearly every summer since...
Fish for Brook in the alpine air at Blair Lake Campground; or go the herbivore route and eat all of...
Black Canyon Campground is going up pretty much every weekend of the summer so arrive early to stake...
Skookum Creek Campground is a popular starting point for backcountry hiking, fishing, and horseback...
Don’t move too fast at the Kiahanie Campground or risk distrupting the perfect quietness of this...
Today’s menu: angler’s delight. Far removed from the main road and set next to a picturesque babbling...
It’s at the end of the road, folks. The Puma Campground sits literally at the end of the road and at...
Recently shaped by fire and restored in 2005 (reconstruction of amenities and habitat revival),...
Bunker down for a night or two at Broken Bowl Campground before heading down the 13. 7 mile Fall Creek...
Big Pool Campground is a small, shady, and splashy five site camp that offers wet ‘n’ wild water...
Three drive-up and two walk-in sites mark the Dolly Varden Campground on Fall Creek. All campsites sit...
There’s nothing french about the French Pete Campground, but it is pretty cool. Escape the summer heat...
Don’t be confluenced by the junction of the McKenzie River and Cougar Reservoir–there’s plenty of...
Shady grove my little love… Break out the pic ‘n’ guitar at the Sunnyside Campground after a long day...
Oh the choices. Located just 50 miles from Eugene, the Slide Creek Campground has something to offer...
Surrounded by water and connected through trails, the Delta Campground is huge! With a total of 38...
McKenzie Bridge Campground is kind of a big deal. You have picnic tables, toilets, drinking water,...
If you had to choose between drinking water and fire to warm yourself at night which would you choose?...
This place is paradise if you not only enjoy people watching, but people watching rafters catapulting...
Mona Campground
Attention anglers, commodores and landlocked mermaids: welcome to aquatic...
Lookout Campground
Ahoy able bodied seaman (and women)! Set your anchor at Lookout Campground for...
Let’s cut to the chase: extreme camping isn’t for everyone. If your packing list looks like a liquor...
You know that photo that your friend posts to Instagram of a lake surrounded by snow-capped mountains,...
Which came first, the river or the creek? No need to answer because both parallel Olalie Lake...
Makenzie: Right down the road is Smith Reservoir, if your into fishing at all then stop by this place and throw...
Get your landlubbin’ self on a boat, and go explore Lakes End Campground! These 17 sites are popular...
You’ll find Ice Cap Creek Campground on a bluff up above the McKenzie River and Carmen Reservoir. The...
Makenzie: Campground is right now Clear Lake. A great place for non-motorized boats and fishing!
Nope, it’s not a new genre of music, but it is a really cool camping spot! House Rock Campground is...
The well-shaded Trout Creek Campground sits in a forest of hemlocks and Douglas-firs, where the South...
You’ll find the Yukwah Campground on the banks of the South Santiam River, surrounded by a forest of...
This tent-only, little cub campsite next to Big Lake Campground offers a quieter, more secluded...
River views don’t get much better than this! Fernview Campground is perched high above a scenic...
The Lost Prairie Campground is located along Hackleman Creek, nestled among towering trees of spruce,...
A holy grail for water recreation seekers, this multi-use campground stretches across the western...
Lost Lake is no lost cause, in fact it’s quite the popular destination for fishers and hunters who are...
Bah, humbug! Even Ebenezer Scrooge would find it difficult to be grumpy here! Humbug Campground is...
Marion Forks Campground is a great spot for campers seeking some solitude. The campground and trails...
Riverside Campground is located… on the riverside! Near the North Satiam River, this is the perfect...
The Whispering Falls Campground is located on the North Santiam River, surrounded by a forest of...
Ben: There are several great tent sites right on the edge of the lake.
The largest and newest campground on Detroit Lake, Cove Creek is a great spot for hikers; the nearby...
The Santiam Flats Campground is located where the North Santiam River meets the Detroit Lake. Once a...
Hoover Campground, located on the Detroit Lake, is the perfect spot for a family getaway. Enjoy...
A room (errr. . . tent) with a view! The only way to reach the Piety Island Campground is by boat....
Breitenbush Campground is located along the cascading Breitenbush River, where you’ll have easy access...
Do you like elk? Do you like lakes? If you answered ‘yes’ to both of these questions, Elk Lake...
Shady Grove Campground offers campers a primitive camping experience along the Little North Fork of...
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Momo: I had a great stay here! The landscape is breathtaking and the sunset is beautiful. Though I didn't...
Steven: Didn't meet Melissa but her roommates were extremely nice. The garden was huge and we helped ourselves...
Bob & Kori: We developed these sites with lots of room for privacy just down from Crater Lake. In this 450 acre...
Lorene: The camp store at Mazama Village is very well stocked, which is a good thing since the nearest grocery...
Robert: Gorgeous property right on the lake. we car camped on the lake side and we had a magical time. Nice...
Christina: Its best to go in August or September so that after a long hike you will actually want to jump into...
Angelo: This campsite is primitive though provides the perfect get away from the city in what is considered...
Brian: Heavily wooded, spaced out campsites make this place special. You get privacy, and if you aren't...
Eagle Rock Campground offers glimpses of both eagles and rock formations from the shade of mixed...
Ann Marie: The family was split about this one. I thought it quite lovely. Our spot backed up to Union Creek and...
Mike: Located approximately two hours south of Portland, and only 20 minutes south of Eugene, Lavish Country...
Trey: Nice area - Awesome Cliff, 15 Minute drive to sweet spots by the river.
Nestled along the Clearwater River, the tumbling water, mossy rocks, and Douglas Firs turn the Pacific...
If your idea of camping is more Walden than Coachella, Whitehorse Falls Campground is your kind of...
Alex: The mosquitos will literally eat you alive during the summer here. The marshes and creeks that...
Beachside camping at altitude, surrounded by Oregon’s three most iconic evergreen species. Lemolo Lake...
Howlock Mountain Trailhead campsite gives new meaning to the term ‘base camp’. Two campsites, some...
Freedom, solitude, bald eagles. This all-American campground has it all. With five sites and nothin’...
Watch the boats zip by on the reservoir below when you camp at Joseph H. Stewart. There are campsites...