The best luxury RV camping near Bend

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Set in Central Oregon's high desert, just east of the Cascade Range, Bend is a small but growing city that attracts outdoor recreation fans with year-round sunshine and easy access to some of the state's most spectacular natural areas for hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. The Deschutes River, a tributary of the Columbia River, flows right through town, offering white-water rafting and fishing, while Smith Rock State Park—the de facto birthplace of sport climbing—is only a short drive away. While outdoor fun reigns supreme here, it’s also a bit of a foodie destination, with a wide range of local breweries. Whatever your camping style, you'll find your dream spot near Bend, where tent sites, RV parks, yurts, and farmsteads complement the state parks and national forest.

99% (143)

Top-rated campgrounds

Coyote Landing

1. Coyote Landing

100%
(10)
5.6mi from Bend · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging · Bend, OR
All inclusive RV camping on 5 quiet acres with views! One site for shorter stays in our RV, and the other is parking for longer stays in yours. Washer and dryer available, ample privacy and lots of open space. We are a hard working family of 5 with 2 dogs and a number of other small animals. We run a quiet / tidy space with access to public lands and walking trails. The 2 mile loop around the neighborhood is scenic and lush with irrigation during the summer months. The 2 fenced acres immediately north of the camping area are for your enjoyment. All of this and more, only 10 minutes from town. Please note that while good separation exists between your accommodations and our primary residence, you should expect to see and hear us around the property on occasion. Lasty, we are at the far corner of a 2 mile gravel loop, making the drive into our property slow and dusty - and also private!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$50
 / night
Festival Fun

2. Festival Fun

98%
(47)
11mi from Bend · 59 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Redmond, OR
We recently relocated to Redmond and LOVE being here! It has allowed us the opportunity to enjoy everything Central Oregon has to offer and we hope you too can experience and enjoy it as much as we do. It's all about making memories. It's also perfect for Fall/Winter fun and avoiding the summer crowds. Simply stay on our 5 acre property with complete hook ups if you're looking to avoid the bustle of downtown and it's hotel prices! Our property is about 5 acres and tent spots are first come first serve with about 1 acre being closer to our house with shady grassy areas. The other 4 acres are in the pasture and mostly unshaded. Pitch a tent out in the pasture, near the canal that runs through the property. We are a perfect location to the fairgrounds for the Farewell Festival and all Bend festivals throughout the year. We are 4 miles to the festival sights in Redmond and 20 min to Bend. We offer shuttle rides to and from the festivities so just enjoy the ride, enjoy the show and come home for a relaxing evening under the stars. If coming for The Farewell Festival we offer the purchase of a weekend shuttle pass to and from the fairgrounds for the weekend so you can enjoy your time and not spend it stuck trying to get out of the parking lot!! If you are bringing an RV or trailer we have hookups for electric (first come basis). We are close to Bachelor for skiing, Smith Rock for hiking, Sisters for shopping, too many lakes to name and 20mins to all Bend has to offer and so much more!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$110
 / night
Big Pines RV Park, Crescent, Oregon

4. Big Pines RV Park, Crescent, Oregon

88%
(8)
46mi from Bend · 13 sites · RVs, Lodging · Crescent, OR
Discover the unparalleled charm of Big Pines RV Park, where majestic forests, stunning blue lakes, and abundant sunshine create a truly unique camping experience. Nestled in Crescent, Oregon, our RV park offers the perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, our campground provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Enjoy fishing in pristine waters, boating on crystal-clear lakes, or swimming in refreshing swimming holes. For those who love to explore, hiking and mountain biking trails are just a stone's throw away, allowing you to immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of Central Oregon. At Big Pines RV Park, we cater to RVs up to 100 feet, ensuring that you have plenty of space and privacy during your stay. Experience the best of Central Oregon camping and create unforgettable memories with family and friends. Join us and see for yourself what makes our park a standout destination for campers and nature lovers alike! When selecting an open site you can ignore the description on the site. We will ensure a site appropriate for the size and type of your vehicle.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$85
 / night

Set in Central Oregon's high desert, just east of the Cascade Range, Bend is a small but growing city that attracts outdoor recreation fans with year-round sunshine and easy access to some of the state's most spectacular natural areas for hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. The Deschutes River, a tributary of the Columbia River, flows right through town, offering white-water rafting and fishing, while Smith Rock State Park—the de facto birthplace of sport climbing—is only a short drive away. While outdoor fun reigns supreme here, it’s also a bit of a foodie destination, with a wide range of local breweries. Whatever your camping style, you'll find your dream spot near Bend, where tent sites, RV parks, yurts, and farmsteads complement the state parks and national forest.

99% (143)

Top-rated campgrounds

Coyote Landing

1. Coyote Landing

100%
(10)
5.6mi from Bend · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging · Bend, OR
All inclusive RV camping on 5 quiet acres with views! One site for shorter stays in our RV, and the other is parking for longer stays in yours. Washer and dryer available, ample privacy and lots of open space. We are a hard working family of 5 with 2 dogs and a number of other small animals. We run a quiet / tidy space with access to public lands and walking trails. The 2 mile loop around the neighborhood is scenic and lush with irrigation during the summer months. The 2 fenced acres immediately north of the camping area are for your enjoyment. All of this and more, only 10 minutes from town. Please note that while good separation exists between your accommodations and our primary residence, you should expect to see and hear us around the property on occasion. Lasty, we are at the far corner of a 2 mile gravel loop, making the drive into our property slow and dusty - and also private!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$50
 / night
Festival Fun

2. Festival Fun

98%
(47)
11mi from Bend · 59 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Redmond, OR
We recently relocated to Redmond and LOVE being here! It has allowed us the opportunity to enjoy everything Central Oregon has to offer and we hope you too can experience and enjoy it as much as we do. It's all about making memories. It's also perfect for Fall/Winter fun and avoiding the summer crowds. Simply stay on our 5 acre property with complete hook ups if you're looking to avoid the bustle of downtown and it's hotel prices! Our property is about 5 acres and tent spots are first come first serve with about 1 acre being closer to our house with shady grassy areas. The other 4 acres are in the pasture and mostly unshaded. Pitch a tent out in the pasture, near the canal that runs through the property. We are a perfect location to the fairgrounds for the Farewell Festival and all Bend festivals throughout the year. We are 4 miles to the festival sights in Redmond and 20 min to Bend. We offer shuttle rides to and from the festivities so just enjoy the ride, enjoy the show and come home for a relaxing evening under the stars. If coming for The Farewell Festival we offer the purchase of a weekend shuttle pass to and from the fairgrounds for the weekend so you can enjoy your time and not spend it stuck trying to get out of the parking lot!! If you are bringing an RV or trailer we have hookups for electric (first come basis). We are close to Bachelor for skiing, Smith Rock for hiking, Sisters for shopping, too many lakes to name and 20mins to all Bend has to offer and so much more!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$110
 / night
Big Pines RV Park, Crescent, Oregon

4. Big Pines RV Park, Crescent, Oregon

88%
(8)
46mi from Bend · 13 sites · RVs, Lodging · Crescent, OR
Discover the unparalleled charm of Big Pines RV Park, where majestic forests, stunning blue lakes, and abundant sunshine create a truly unique camping experience. Nestled in Crescent, Oregon, our RV park offers the perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, our campground provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities. Enjoy fishing in pristine waters, boating on crystal-clear lakes, or swimming in refreshing swimming holes. For those who love to explore, hiking and mountain biking trails are just a stone's throw away, allowing you to immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of Central Oregon. At Big Pines RV Park, we cater to RVs up to 100 feet, ensuring that you have plenty of space and privacy during your stay. Experience the best of Central Oregon camping and create unforgettable memories with family and friends. Join us and see for yourself what makes our park a standout destination for campers and nature lovers alike! When selecting an open site you can ignore the description on the site. We will ensure a site appropriate for the size and type of your vehicle.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$85
 / night

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The best luxury RV camping near Bend guide

Where to go

Along the Deschutes River

One of Central Oregon's biggest draws, the Deschutes River and its tributaries, lakes, and reservoirs attract boaters and paddlers, particularly in the summer months. Private and public camping opportunities abound near the river, especially given it passes through some state parks, including The Cove Palisades State ParkLaPine State Park, and Tumalo State Park, a riverside gem with canyon trails, swimming holes, and excellent rainbow trout fishing. Unfortunately, this pristine spot is no secret—book early to secure your spot in the summer.

Ochoco National Forest

Spread out over nearly a million acres, quiet Ochoco National Forest offers a diverse mix of canyons, forest, arid high desert, and lakes. It's a great place to camp, with both dispersed campsites and campgrounds, plus plenty of cabins and private options available to book.

Willamette National Forest

Directly west of Bend, the Willamette National Forest is among the most popular spots in Oregon for hiking and camping. About a fifth of the forest is designated wilderness, accessible only on foot or by horseback, making the area particularly popular for multi-night backpacking trips.

When to go

Bend attracts lovers of the great outdoors throughout the year, with all sorts of summer fun, including rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, and river rafting. Winter sports enthusiasts flock to the area in the cooler months to ski the slopes of Mt. Bachelor, the crown jewel of the Deschutes Forest. Summers are generally hot and dry, and this time of year is certainly the busiest for camping, so book ahead to sleep under the stars.

Further, in the mountains, Scout Lake features a popular campground and Sandy swimming beaches. When it comes to staying cool, it doesn't get better than the Cascade Lakes. Paddle or cruise your boat across Elk Lake, or kick back on your hammock at a seasonal waterfront campground.