The best waterside campgrounds near Beavercreek, Oregon

Looking to camp waterside in Beavercreek? You’re in luck—over 1,800 campsites line creeks, rivers, and lakes throughout the area. The average night goes for $60, but you’ll spot options dipping as low as $20. Swimming holes, wildlife-watching, and trailheads are never far. Pets are welcome at most spots, and showers or campfires are easy to find. Naked Falls (1,694 reviews) draws crowds to its wild swimming and cliff jumping. Molalla Ripple (752 reviews) puts you right on the river for lazy afternoons. For more seclusion, try WindWoodRivers (561 reviews), where forest meets water and bird calls start your morning. Bring a towel, sturdy shoes, and expect to get your feet wet.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Beavercreek

Government Island State Recreation Area

1. Government Island State Recreation Area

50%

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State park 21mi from Beavercreek · 1 site

Fish and play in the water along the 15 miles of shoreline in this state park!

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Willamette Mission State Park

2. Willamette Mission State Park

State park 30mi from Beavercreek · 1 site

Captivating camping and fabulous fishing tucked in between Portland and Salem.

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Battle Ground Lake State Park

3. Battle Ground Lake State Park

100%

(5)

State park 36mi from Beavercreek · 54 sites

Lush forests and a volcanic crater lake delight at this Cascades foothills gem.

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Gifford Pinchot National Forest

4. Gifford Pinchot National Forest

93%

(80)

National forest 114mi from Beavercreek · 954 sites

Explore old-growth forests, volcanic peaks, and thousands of miles of trails.

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Looking to camp waterside in Beavercreek? You’re in luck—over 1,800 campsites line creeks, rivers, and lakes throughout the area. The average night goes for $60, but you’ll spot options dipping as low as $20. Swimming holes, wildlife-watching, and trailheads are never far. Pets are welcome at most spots, and showers or campfires are easy to find. Naked Falls (1,694 reviews) draws crowds to its wild swimming and cliff jumping. Molalla Ripple (752 reviews) puts you right on the river for lazy afternoons. For more seclusion, try WindWoodRivers (561 reviews), where forest meets water and bird calls start your morning. Bring a towel, sturdy shoes, and expect to get your feet wet.