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Cedar Bloom
1. Cedar Bloom
98%
(3179)
Cave Junction, OR · 46 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Cedar Bloom, a 100 acre riverside sanctuary nestled in the forests of Southern Oregon, just outside the small town of Cave Junction. With over 2,000 guest reviews and a 98% recommendation rate on Hipcamp, Cedar Bloom has become one of Southern Oregon's favorite riverside camping destinations. Set along a mile of the gorgeous Illinois River, Cedar Bloom is a place to slow down, reconnect with nature, and experience the simple beauty of life outdoors.
During your stay, you're invited to enjoy all of Cedar Bloom's shared amenities, including two beautiful shower houses, sauna and wood fired hot tub, large commercial kitchen, tea House, camp store, nearby hiking trails, and a mile of private riverfront to explore. Spend the afternoon relaxing at our family beach, wandering peaceful forest paths, or cooling off at our beloved swim hole, where you'll often find mermaids perched on the rocks soaking up the sunshine.
Perfectly located for exploring Southern Oregon, we're just a short drive from the Oregon Caves National Monument, the world renowned Redwoods, the Wild and Scenic Rogue River, wineries, hiking trails, Ashland, Grants Pass, Jacksonville, and the Southern Oregon Coast.
Originally purchased in 2017 by Spirit Weavers Gathering, Cedar Bloom was created to protect this remarkable landscape while offering a peaceful place for people to gather, rest, learn, and heal. Each June, the land becomes home to Spirit Weavers, an annual women's gathering welcoming more than 1,200 women for two weeks of skill sharing, creativity, and connection. Throughout the rest of the year, we are honored to share this special place with campers, families, retreats, weddings, and travelers seeking a quiet escape into nature.
Our family lives here year round and cares deeply for every meadow, forest trail, and stretch of river that makes Cedar Bloom so special. As caretakers of this land, we are committed to protecting its forests, river, and wildlife while inspiring a deeper appreciation for the natural world. We hope your time here leaves you feeling restored, inspired, and more deeply connected to nature.
This is our home, and it is truly our joy to share it with you. Welcome to Cedar Bloom.
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ADHD Acres
2. ADHD Acres
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(34)
Monroe, OR · 5 sites · Tents, Lodging
We have a beautiful camping spot next to a year-round creek, located in the spectacular Pacific Northwest. Nestled in the foothills of the Oregon Coastal Range, this property is teeming with wildlife. The site is surrounded by 100-year-old oaks and Douglas firs, making it a truly picturesque location. We also have farm animals such as chickens and goats. The pasture next door has cows and a horse.
Not only is our property peaceful and beautiful, but we are also just 10 minutes from Finley Wildlife Refuge, where you can see white swans, Canadian geese, and a wide range of waterfowl. Alsea Falls, with its hiking trails, old-growth trees, and two magical waterfalls, is only 30 minutes away.
You can reach the coast within an hour. A few miles from the property, you’ll find a charming country store for all your needs. We’re also conveniently located for visits to Corvallis or Eugene — both within a 30-minute drive. We provide porta-potties, potable water, and a serene environment for your stay.
Don’t have a tent or camping equipment? No problem! We offer tents and all the gear you need for a great camping trip. Ask us about our camping kits — we can even set them up for you.
Things to consider before booking: we are on a secluded property with a variety of wildlife, including bears, cougars, bobcats, elk, deer, turkeys, snakes, hornets, yellow jackets, and more. We are actively working to remove poison oak, but it will be an ongoing effort.
We hope to see you soon! We offer year-round camping.
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Clover Cabin
3. Clover Cabin
100%
(1)
Sisters, OR · 1 site
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The Clover Cabin is adjacent to the main house (100 yards away and owner-occupied). It sits on 25 beautiful forested acres and is about 6 miles from Sisters and 20 miles from Bend or Redmond.
This cozy A-frame loft features one queen bed, a full bath, and a kitchen and living space. It has three decks to enjoy the peace and beauty of country living, as well as a fenced backyard for your furry friends.
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Divide Nature Camp
4. Divide Nature Camp
88%
(8)
Joseph, OR · 6 sites
Nestled deep within the Wallowa Mountains, this remote wilderness camp offers a sanctuary for rest, renewal, and reconnection. With six rustic cabins and three tent sites, the land has most recently served as a healing place for combat-wounded veterans—chosen for its quiet strength, natural beauty, and the deep peace that settles in the moment you arrive.
Located just ten miles from multiple trailheads into the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area, the camp is an ideal base for hikers, backpackers, and seekers of stillness alike. Though fully off-grid, the property is supported by a solar power system and offers running water and internet access—providing comfort while preserving the simplicity and sacredness of the wild.
The surrounding forest invites you into a slower rhythm. Tall pine, fir, and spruce trees release rich, aromatic oils into the air, creating a natural setting for forest bathing along the camp’s trails. Each breath carries grounding and calming properties long known to support the nervous system, ease stress, and encourage deep presence. Wildflowers bloom in season, birdsong fills the mornings, butterflies and dragonflies dance through the clearings, and wildlife quietly moves through the landscape. This is a place where silence is not empty, but full.
Evenings invite reflection beneath expansive skies. With no light pollution, the night reveals millions of stars, offering a humbling sense of wonder and perspective. An outdoor fire pit (available outside of fire season) provides a sacred gathering space—perfect for quiet conversation, shared stories, or simply sitting together in warmth and stillness.
The outdoor kitchen and picnic shelter support both community and self-sufficiency. Guests have access to a refrigerator, pellet grill, pizza oven, Dutch oven stand, large griddle, and range top. A sink plumbed with a garden hose is available, with hot water heated on the range. Recycling bins are provided, and bathroom facilities are on site. An inground shower on the property offers a refreshing and grounding experience. A 10 station fitness trail will fill the bill for outdoor conditioning and a mile long walking trail, where using all five senses, is perfect for deep immersion in nature.
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Retreat at Neal Creek
5. Retreat at Neal Creek
Scio, OR · 2 sites
Whether you are looking for a rustic earthy A-frame with waterfront views, cute cottage nestled in the trees with the sound of the creek rushing through the dense forest or dry camping in one of our many private or group sites we have what you are looking for.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Petra
1 week ago
Weekend Trip to Clover Cabin
This cabin is the oerfect place for a quiet get away. Its very comfortable for 2 people. We had a great Bight’s sleep and enjoyed sitting on the back deck to sip our morning coffee and watch the birds at the feeder. Perfect for a couple’s weekend retreat.
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Shelly
August 2026
1 night at Cedar Bloom
Gorgeous property, beautiful cabin with cozy beds and nice linen sheets! Wish we had more time.
See moreSuzy
August 2026
With kids
best ever as always! the land is beautiful, perfect swimming hole, love the kitchen and sauna, what a blessing this place is, thank you!
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Allison
July 2026
With pets
Location is remote which was nice. Lots of deer !Host was nice and helpful. Shower was hot and no smell at all to the water which was a wonderful surprise. Definitely a rustic experience which I am sure in cooler months is great. We cut our trip short due to the heat which was not the fault of the host.
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July 2026
1 night at Cedar Bloom
We were warmly greeted right away and oriented to the site. We could park any where we felt comfortable in the camping areas, and we felt safe and able to unwind in the quiet, spaciousness. We were impressed by the unique, innovative human waste processing system they have, which was like most composting toilets to use. Showers and hand/dish washing were great (wooden showers by the tea room especially lovely). The stream by the family area though more shallow, was lovely and didn't have the noise of the pump at the deeper hole area. The sauna was sublime. The tea house was delightful and the book of the origins of Spirit Weavers was so inspirational, I highly recommend looking through it, it helped me connect to the land and intentions of this site in a sacred way that filled me with gratitude.
See moreNaomi
July 2026
With kids
Utterly magical!! My 6 year old son and I stayed in the star A-frame and we loved every minute of our visit. From the divine swimming, to the tea house, to the sauna, and so much more…paradise.
See moreGabby
May 2026
Weekend Trip to Cedar Bloom
Stayed in one of the tiny A-frame cabins for a weekend and I genuinely didn’t want to leave. Sleeping with the front panel open so you’re basically surrounded by trees, waking up to sunlight through the trees, making s’mores by the fire at night… it was everything. The barrel sauna, the river beach, the wildflowers left in a little jar at our cabin. The details here are so intentional and you can feel it.
It’s rustic and simple in the best way. Come prepared, come ready to actually unplug, and you’ll have the best time. Already planning a return trip. ✨
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Melissa
April 2026
1 night at Cedar Bloom
The entire property is breathtaking, loved the outdoor Hot showers by the River, Sauna open 24/7 nights bonus! Bed was cozy & warm, electric light was helpful too.
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March 2026
Weekend Trip to Cedar Bloom
Blissful weekend at such a vibrant and welcoming place. Had such a refreshing time. Everyone I met was kind and welcoming. Sauna, tea house, river, showers -- all lovely.
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Sarah
March 2026
Weekend Trip to Cedar Bloom
We loved staying in the A-frame cabin!! It was so nice to have the river so close, the tea house was beautiful, and the outdoor showers were gorgeous with a view of the river! Would highly recommend staying here, I know we will be going back!
See moreKarmen
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Cedar Bloom
Second time visiting and still highly recommend! Great amenities and a perfect place to relax.
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September 2025
1 night at Cedar Bloom
We stayed in one of the A-Frame Cabins. Had a lovely stay. Hopping in the river after enjoying the sauna was soooo nice. We were impressed by how equipped the kitchen was. The tea room was a nice place to unwind and read. I could go on. Would 10/10 return!
See moreAmanda
September 2025
1 night at Cedar Bloom
Wonderful, peaceful, quiet and welcoming. Lots of really great amenities and clean bathrooms!
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Klarika
August 2025
With pets
We stayed in the Star A-frame and it was wonderful! Such a pleasant space and loved that we could walk to the creek. We would definitely stay here again!
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Jillian
August 2025
1 night at Cedar Bloom
Wondering piece of land on amazing swimming hole . Bring your own food and coffee
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Suzette
August 2025
With pets
The property is big, peaceful and quiet. The river access is amazing, my daughter and her friend swam. The river is so clear and refreshing. The sauna was to die for and the tea room was set up so nicely. We loved it!
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Hylah
July 2025
With pets
Truly on of the best campgrounds I have ever stayed at. Here at Cedar Bloom, the feeling is natural, harmonious, peaceful, thoughtful, respectful, handcrafted, creative, unique, welcoming, inclusive, etc. The absolute opposite of something like a KOA! But if sustainability, diversity, inclusivity, leave no trace, pack-in-pack-out are not your thing, perhaps this place might not be your cuppa tea.
My husband, dog and I only stayed one night on our way from Oregon to California, but it was an AMAZING stopover to rest and renew from many hours driving. The swimming hole (and river water in general) was off the charts, and all the structures (showers, bathrooms, office, tea room, community kitchen, etc) were done with care. For sure we will be back!
See moreYonk
July 2025
With pets
Absolute top places I’ve ever stayed. They have everything you can think of and felt so safe and adventurous!
See moreBrigitte
July 2025
4 nights at Cedar Bloom
I loved all that made staying at Cedar Bloom easy and comfortable.
The kitchen, Tea house, showers, amazing composting toilets, the lovely sauna and easy excess to the river! :-))
We also enjoyed the comfort of the A-frame. Such a beautiful setting in all!
Reservations, communications and check in was smooth and clear!
Thank you very much, we will be back and can only recommend staying at Cedar Bloom <3
See moreShivaani
June 2025
With kids
Absolutely LOVED our stay in Cedar Bloom’s A-frame cabin. It was so cozy and sweet - and we just loved sleeping the trees and hanging out on the deck. The river spot is amazing and the showers are dreamy!
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Where to go
The Willamette Valley
Extending from the border with Washington state down to the community of Springfield, the Willamette Valley is Oregon’s main economic and cultural hub. Although it’s home to the state’s three most populated cities (Portland, Salem, and Eugene), much of the Willamette Valley is dominated by forests and countryside, with plenty of state parks, hiking and mountain biking trails, hot springs, and rivers.
Mount Hood and the Columbia River Gorge
Just east of Portland on the border with Washington, the Columbia River Gorge offers easy access to miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, and great skiing and snowboarding. The adjacent Mt. Hood region has equally beautiful scenery and is as popular for winter skiing and snowboarding as it is for hiking, swimming, and camping in the summer months.
The Oregon Coast
This region is popular year-round, attracting whale-watching fans in the cooler months and campers and hikers in the summer months. Popular Oregon Coast activities include hiking, tide pool viewing, clamming, crabbing, off-road vehicle rides on the sweeping Oregon Dunes, and sampling world-famous cheese and ice cream in Tillamook. While some brave souls don wetsuits for surfing and diving, the Pacific Ocean waters rarely get warm enough for comfortable dips. Some of the area’s best camping options can be found at Harris Beach State Park, Sunset Bay State Park, and Cape Lookout State Park, all of which offer tent camping, yurt rentals, and RV sites with hookups.
Eastern and Central Oregon
Stretching from the portion of the Cascade Range south of the Columbia Gorge all the way east to the Oregon-Idaho border, central and eastern Oregon offer a dryer, sunnier alternative to the rainier parts of the state, with a mix of lush forest and craggy high desert landscapes. Highlights include Deschutes National Forest, popular for backpacking and backcountry stays, while campers in search of a more developed camping experience can head to one of the many Oregon state parks along the Deschutes River, near Bend.
Southern Oregon
Oregon’s southernmost region offers a variety of scenery, with a mix of lakes, forests, and rivers interspersed with rolling expanses of countryside (not to mention some great wineries). The region’s most famous natural attraction is Crater Lake National Park, Oregon’s only national park, set near the southeastern reaches of Umpqua National Forest.
