Camping near Burns, Oregon
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Camping near Burns
This is the PNW like you've never seen it—vast deserts, remote mountains, and rugged ranch land.
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The Narrows
16 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Princeton, ORLocated 26 miles south of Burns on Highway 205, The Narrows RV Park is the perfect base camp for your exploration of Harney County and Southeast Oregon. The Narrows is just steps away from Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and provides easy access to other high desert attractions such as the Steens Mountain Recreation Area, The Alvord Desert, The Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge and The Diamond Loop. Our quality amenities go a long way towards making guests feel comfortable, like they’ve found a home-away-from-home. Here are some of our amenities that we offer year-round:Five complete bathrooms with showersSite patios, fire pits and BBQ standsGasoline, diesel & propaneLaundryCable TVOn-Site Convenience StoreHandicapped-accessible facilities30- and 50-amp electricityFree Wi-Fi connectionsRV dump
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Tom B.’s Land
4 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Hines, OR
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Snow Mountain
5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents648 acres · Seneca, ORSnow Mountain
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Desert Rose Private Campground
3 sites · Lodging2 acres · Prineville, ORWelcome to our family's Private Campground - The Desert Rose. A boondocking site for you and your family to enjoy!
We have a Yurt, a cabin, 3 RV/Travel trailer pads and 2 tent sites created here and plenty of room for everyone to have their own space yet be all together. You can book the entire campground, or just one of the units. Whether it's just you, or you're bringing a crew, we know you'll love it here!
Our favorite hikes in the Central Oregon area is Smith Rocks and Chimney Rock. The Prineville reservoir is roughly a 12 minute drive and the starry nights here are something to behold.
Up the road is the most unique petting zoo that we recently found! Find it and you might just be able to hold a baby kangaroo!
Boondocking site means there is no hook-ups or running water so you'll want to bring in your own water and heat if you're here in the colder months.
Your four legged furry family members are welcomed! They must be accompanied at all times and not left on the property alone. The dog run is for you to keep closer tabs on them while relaxing, not for leaving them while going into town or enjoying the area. The dirt is very soft and it wouldn't take very long for them to dig under to get out and go looking for you. The cabin or yurt is also not a pet storage area - with no power or AC, pets are not allowed to be left alone in the dwellings.
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B:30 Desert Destination
3 sites · Tents10 acres · Prineville, OREnjoy Cascade Mountain views during the day and unlimited stargazing at night. Cook your own meals in the outdoor kitchen, featuring a propane stove and propane BBQ. Camping is situated on 10 acres and just 10 minutes from the Crooked River, Prineville Reservoir and Millican Valley OHV Trail System . A 15 minute drive will take you to a very scenic hike at Chimney Rock Trail. Bend and Prineville are both a 30 minute drive away.
The group tent site is on two separate-12' x 14' flat gravel pads and will accommodate tents of all reasonable sizes.
The other two separate tent sites are roughly 20'x20' flat gravel pads and will accomodate 2 individual tents if needed.
Wood fire bans are in effect year round. We do provide propane fire pits at each site as an alternative.
Group site outdoor shower available Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
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Working Ranch just outside Bend
2 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Bend, ORLocated 9 miles east of Bend our 40 acre ranch is full of open fields and juniper forest. We have cows, chickens, geese and ducks that live on the ranch and you will most likely see them roaming around the fields. The nights are quiet with the exception of frogs and crickets and offer a full night sky without light pollution.
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Kingswood Ranch
3 sites · Lodging3 acres · New Plymouth, IDKingswood Ranch is not only a stop for weary travelers, but was created to be a haven for our Military and First Responders to come and unwind or take a class. We are a 501c3 facility. We are in the middle of farm land where cows moo and corn grows tall. Just 10 min away from Ontario OR. should you need shopping. Walking distance from a working dairy if you ever wanted to see one. We have a 90x130 riding arena, should you be hauling horses yourself and need to let them out. Our horses and dogs are available for petting/grooming should you not have any. Fire pit, outhouse, BBQ and picnic table is onsite. Two sites available.
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Experience Heaven
11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents157 acres · La Pine, OR8 campsites and 2 original Mongolian Gers. The season for the camp sites is from June 1st to October 15 and the Gers are all 12 months. Pets allowed, toilet on site, campfires permitted when burn ban is not in place.What I want folks to get out of being here, whether they are camping or staying in the Gers is just to “take a break”. Relax, appreciate, assess and just listen. I hope what you hear is the sound of life and of course all the Angels that make up this special piece of Heaven. The chipmunks, the squirrels, all the different birds, the eagles, the osprey, the fish jumping, the deer roaming, the timber martins running thru the trees, the snowshoe rabbits and the occasional black bear.
Then there is the silence. The best part of “Heaven”.
So, while you are here, take a deep breath, close your eyes at the appropriate moment and ask yourself, am I on the right path? Is what I am doing fulfilling me? Am I showing my family and friends how much I love them? Do I really need all that crap I got? Where do I go from here?
My intention was for each one you to not just go camping, or to stay in a Mongolian Ger but to have an “Experience” that just might lead you to a more fulfilling and happier life.
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Bologna Creek Ranch
12 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents101 acres · Monument, ORMy grandfather and my dad bought the property as a bank foreclosure in 1987. Our grandfather gave his portion to my brother and I. We have used it primarily for recreation and big game hunting. I have been managing restoration projects on the place for the last 7 years. We have restored over 200 acre of native grasslands and are working on getting the aspens back stronger. We love it when visitors take some time to clip the western junipers smaller than 1 ft tall in our restoration areas!
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Palomino Paradise, Bend Oregon
3 sites · Lodging, Tents1 acre · Bend, ORWelcome to our little oasis! So close to town, yet private and rural!
We do live on the property in a cute little farmhouse built in the
1930's.
Although we are here, you will not see us unless you wish! We respect your privacy and want you to have a special time to enjoy the land and camping area!
Please feel free to play horse shoes, grill on the BBQ or stove
(we do have farm fresh veggies available if you request them ahead of time!) and lay out on the dock over the pond! We do have a sweet little hound dog (Hamilton)
that may bark when he hears you, but will calm down once we tell him it's ok!
Please Let us know if you have any questions!
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Trinity Ranch "Farmping"
8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents34 acres · Redmond, ORWe are a farm to table family operated ranch. Our goal is to provide all who come here a sense of joy and value. We accomplish this by providing excellent service, high quality food, and sharing our 34 acres of God's beautiful part of the world! Centrally located between Bend, Sisters, Smith Rock, and all the mountain activities, it is a perfect spot for your stay-over. We would be happy to provide you with recommendations of local food or activities if you're interested. All of our RV sites are dry camping, but we do provide access to water and a dump station. The 3 RV sites are relatively close together. In particular sites 2 and 3 would be ideal for groups. All the RV sites also have a dedicated tent area. We try to come meet you during your stay here and we want you to feel like this is home away from home. Situated between the 4 sites is a rustic, semi-private outdoor shower and a portapotty. Come see us!
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Back of Beyond
2 sites · Lodging20 acres · Lakeview, ORWelcome to Back of Beyond.
We are the only year-round residents living off of Camas Prairie in the North Warner Mountains, perched at 5,700' elevation. We have owned this beautiful piece of ground since 1996. It has ponderosa and aspen forests with a few white firs, junipers, and willows along the seasonal creek. Wild flowers are all over these mountains from Spring through September.
The Squirrelville cabin was built in the early 1920s by a Lake County judge. The Whitetail cabin was built just after WW2 and is fully plumbed w/ hot water and a redwood deck, perfect for gazing at the stars. We are a member of Dark Skies Oregon, there is no light pollution, and on a clear night you can see the Milky Way.
Privacy and solitude are on tap here: We are up against the Fremont National Forest, a massive 2.4 million acre forest offering multiple hiking and walking trails & winter sports. Speaking of winter sports, Warner Canyon Ski Area and Camas Sno Park are only a 5 minute drive away.
The road running along our property is part of the 50+ miles of trail through the North Warner Mountain range, and into California. Love biking? It is also part of the new Timber Mountain Bike trail, as well as the Oregon Natural Desert Association alternative route to Lakeview.
If you're looking to take home some of Oregon’s finest sunstones,
South Central and Southeastern Oregon are the only areas in the world where the gem-graded sunstones with copper inclusions are found. Better yet, the Sunstone Public Collection Area is only an hour and 45 minutes away from camp.
We are a mere 10 miles from the wide open spaces of the Great Basin, and a short drive to Hart Mt. Antelope Refuge. You get 2 ecosystems for the price of one! Hart Mountain Hot Springs and Petroglyph Lake are all an easy day trip away. Discover the largest concentration of Native petroglyphs in the entire state of Oregon, on and around Hart Mountain. Native Americans have lived in this area for over 10,000 years.
Fishing enthusiasts will be happy to hear that native Red Band trout are in many water ways close by. Fly-fishing on Deep Creek and Vee Lake, or lure fishing for crappie and bass in the Warner Lakes, as well as Drew's and Cottonwood Reservoirs, Dog Lake, and Goose Lake.
Seasonal wild flowers and bird watching are all very close at hand. Bird watch at the foot of Hart Mountain in the Warner Valley, where a series of lakes and wetlands form part of the Western Flyway for migrating birds. There are trails and blinds for bird watchers.
Our water is pure Artesian spring water that we do not need to touch w/ chemicals.
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Explore the area’s public lands.
Set in the remote high desert, Burns is a world away from Oregon’s lush coast. Here, you can camp on rugged ranch land or sleep high on Steens Mountain. A short drive away, lose yourself in the Malheur National Forest and the wild Alvord Desert. Sleep in the middle of these natural wonders at the many Burns RV parks and tent camping spots. East of Burns, camp on the water at Lake Owyhee State Park feature. Known for its paddleboarding and kayaking, the park also offers hiking, boating, and fishing. You won’t find full hookups here, but many sites have electricity, water, and picnic tables. There’s also a dump station and a camp store that sells firewood and ice. Hikers and mountain bikers shouldn’t miss the tent and RV camping at Idlewild Campground. Explore the Devine Summit Trail, or try Nordic skiing in the winter. If you’re bringing horses, you’ll love the corrals and posts at Joaquin Miller Campground. Nearby, horse trails wind through the ponderosa forest. South of town, check out the four BLM campgrounds at Steens Mountain. Hike to stunning fall colors in Little Blitzen Gorge, or ride horses into the Big Indian Gorge canyons. In the Donner und Blitzen River, you can fish for redband trout. As you plan, keep in mind that most campsites near Burns are remote; many do not have cell service. Be sure to pack plenty of supplies, and check the location of nearby gas stations. In the winter, a 4WD vehicle and high-quality gear can keep you warm during skiing and hunting trips.
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