The best waterside camping near Happy Valley

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In Happy Valley, waterside camping means waking up to the sound of rivers and the cool air drifting off the banks. With over 1,700 spots to pitch your tent—some for as little as $20 a night—you’ll find everything from quiet river bends to lively swimming holes. The average site runs about $60, with amenities like toilets, pet-friendly rules, and real campfires. Locals know Naked Falls (1,694 reviews) for its cliff jumps, while Molalla Ripple (752 reviews) draws anglers and hikers. For a private patch of shoreline, try WindWoodRivers (561 reviews). Pack your rod, lace up your boots, and don’t forget the marshmallows—you’ll want to stay up late swapping stories by the water.

96% (9.3K)

Top-rated campgrounds

In Happy Valley, waterside camping means waking up to the sound of rivers and the cool air drifting off the banks. With over 1,700 spots to pitch your tent—some for as little as $20 a night—you’ll find everything from quiet river bends to lively swimming holes. The average site runs about $60, with amenities like toilets, pet-friendly rules, and real campfires. Locals know Naked Falls (1,694 reviews) for its cliff jumps, while Molalla Ripple (752 reviews) draws anglers and hikers. For a private patch of shoreline, try WindWoodRivers (561 reviews). Pack your rod, lace up your boots, and don’t forget the marshmallows—you’ll want to stay up late swapping stories by the water.

96% (9.3K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Public campgrounds near Happy Valley

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