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Looking to camp in Hines and want reliable toilet access? You’ll find over 140 options here that fit the bill. Expect big sky, wide-open spaces, and easy access to essentials—average prices run about $74 per night, with some sites as low as $22. Top picks include The Narrows, Gateway to the Steens (93 reviews), Tom B.’s Land (89 reviews), and Epic Stargazing @ Malheur Basecamp (30 reviews). Sites here commonly allow pets, hot showers, and campfires—essentials for winding down after a day spotting mule deer, swimming in quiet lakes, or chasing winter snow. Most locations keep things straightforward and practical, so you can focus on the outdoors without having to search for a bathroom in the middle of the night.

95% (234)

Top-rated campgrounds

The Narrows, Gateway to the Steens

1. The Narrows, Gateway to the Steens

94%
(116)
22mi from Hines · 16 sites · Tents, Lodging · Princeton, OR
Located 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 Craters 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 & propaneLaundry On-Site Convenience Store Handicapped-accessible facilities 30- and 50-amp electricity Free Wi-Fi connections RV dump
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night
Entrance to the site

3. Epic Stargazing @ Malheur Basecamp

99%
(42)
34mi from Hines · 3 sites · Lodging · Drewsey, OR
STARGAZING + AMAZING VIEWS: Our place sits on five acres overlooking the middle fork of the Malheur River, surrounded by cattle ranches. Our nearest neighbor is about 2 miles away, we're remote, but accessible... if you don't mind a couple of miles of gravel road. We're in a dark spot, perfect for laying out in the lounge chairs and admiring the Milky Way in an indescribable setting. At night, the only lights visible truly are the moon and stars. Bring your telescope if you've got one! COOKING + DINING: Prepare your meals in our simple, yet functional outdoor kitchen. There's camp stove, picnic table, wash station, and firepit*. The water spigot is located at the north end of the cabin porch. This is a shared area, but we rarely have both accommodations booked at the same time. We've recently decided to make our DELUXE CAMP KITCHEN complimentary**! You won't have to worry about bringing cookware, dishes, cutlery, knives, cutting boards, a can opener, a bottle opener, basic seasonings, or dish washing necessities! **We just ask that you let us know when a seasoning or condiment is running low and that you please wash and return everything to its original spot to avoid an additional cleaning fee of $35. *Please don't use the firepit if a burn ban is in effect. SHOWERING + WHATNOT: Enjoy a luxurious shower in our outdoor shower house, complete with skylight and on-demand hot water. Towels are provided. The building also contains a fabulous composting loo. On the rare occasion that we also have guests staying in the other site, we'll try to coordinate so that you don't disturb each other. We'll communicate with both parties and try to come to a shower schedule that works for everyone. PETS: We welcome your furbabies! Please be advised that there is an additional fee per pet, payable as a Hipcamp "extra" or in good ol' American greenbacks. Please pick up after your pets and try to keep them in your area. We ask that you do not allow your pets on the furniture -- if we find that they've been allowed on the bed, we will require you to pay for the replacement of the bedding at a cost of $300. We have two dogs, an exuberant 150 pound Newfoundland named Hagrid, a little ankle-biting mutt named Hugo, multiple free roaming cats, and three semi-feral children who may be outside. If you are bringing your pet(s), please contact us prior to arrival. HORSES: We have two pastures available if you'd like to bring a trusty steed, or several, on your trip! They're both about two acres (barbed wire fenced) and are right below the main house/cabin. We also have parking for your horse trailer, just let us know ahead of time so that we can have the gates set and the troughs filled! SUSTAINABILITY: We're kinda into crunchy stuff like solar power, composting, sustainability, salvage/upcycling/recycling, and supporting local farmers - artisans - businesses. You'll find that many of the little touches on our replace reflect those values. CHARITY IRONWORKS: If you see or hear Tom puttering around out in the blacksmith shop, you’re welcome to go over and visit. If you need gifts for the folks back home or souvenirs from your epic trip, we also have a selection of our blacksmithing and other unique wares available -- just ask us and we’d be happy to show you our stock. We also offer our 3 Hour Blacksmithing Basics Workshop with Tom. Age 12+ - payable as a Hipcamp "extra" or in cash money. *SUMMER/FALL: PLEASE CONTACT US ABOUT THE WORKSHOP PRIOR TO BOOKING - Tom is a wildland firefighter and his availability will be dependent on fire activity.* OTHER THINGS TO NOTE... There IS cell phone reception here - Verizon works best and there's usually 2-3 bars of LTE. We're in the Pacific Time Zone... But while you're here your phone will probably ping off of a tower located in the Mountain Time Zone, so if you're not sure what time it is, just ask! We have lots of complimentary maps and brochures available to help you explore the local sights and cuisine. We're always happy to give recommendations to our favorite haunts. Did we mention that we're remote? And that the nearest grocery store is at least an hour away? STOCK UP: Either in Vale if you're coming from the east, Burns if you're coming from the west, or John Day if you're coming from the north. We're about 15 minutes from the Malheur National Forest, 30 minutes from Beulah Reservoir, and an hour and a half from Steens Mountain. BE COOL: Please don't allow your pets on the beds or furniture. Please don't smoke in the cabin, bus, OR in the shower house. Please don’t take the bedding or pillows out of the bus or cabin. Please don’t cook in the bus or cabin. Please wash and return the deluxe camp kitchen pieces to their designated spot. Please don’t put anything in the loo except TP, sawdust, and your business. We only mention it because, well, we’ve had people do a few sketchy things in the past. We’re sure you’re super cool and would never do anything like that, but we kinda gotta say it anyway. We don't want to have to give you a poor review and/or charge you extra cleaning and damage fees, and we're sure that'd be a bummer for you, too. **SHOWER AVAILABILITY DEPENDENT ON WEATHER.**
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$106
 / night
Steens Mountain Guest Ranch

7. Steens Mountain Guest Ranch

44mi from Hines · 1 site · Diamond, OR
Welcome to Steens Mountain Guest Ranch, a unique destination nestled at the foot of the stunning Steens Mountains in Eastern Oregon. This Oregon dude ranch offers an authentic cowboy experience that immerses you in the life of a working cattle ranch, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking adventure and connection with nature. At Steens Mountain Guest Ranch, you can step into the boots of a cowboy and join our dedicated ranch crew as we care for cattle on the summer range. This hands-on experience is reminiscent of the classic film "City Slickers," allowing you to truly embrace the cowboy lifestyle. Expect to leave with cherished memories, a few souvenirs like sore muscles and sun-kissed skin, and a deeper appreciation for ranch life. In addition to the cowboy experience, our ranch is surrounded by breathtaking natural features, including scenic hiking trails, pristine swimming holes, and abundant outdoor activities. After a day of adventure, you can explore nearby restaurants and shops that showcase the charm of Eastern Oregon. Join us at Steens Mountain Guest Ranch for an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of ranch life with the beauty of the great outdoors.
Pets
Seneca Timbers Inn & RV Park

9. Seneca Timbers Inn & RV Park

41mi from Hines · 1 site · Seneca, OR
Discover the unique charm of Seneca Timbers Inn and RV, nestled in the heart of Seneca, Oregon, where outdoor adventure meets cozy accommodations. This prime location serves as a gateway to the breathtaking landscapes and recreational opportunities that Eastern Oregon has to offer. For hunting enthusiasts, Seneca is strategically positioned at the intersection of four premier hunting units in Oregon: North Malheur, East Murderer's Creek, West Murderer's Creek, and Silvies. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice, you'll find abundant wildlife and diverse terrains to explore. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to the southern trailheads of the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness, just a short drive away. This makes Seneca an ideal base for day hikes, allowing you to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery and tranquility of the area. Golf aficionados will enjoy the unique experience of playing at Eastern Oregon's finest bush-whacking golf course. Located just across the street from the Timbers Inn, this low-traffic nine-hole course invites you to savor the game at a leisurely pace, surrounded by the beauty of the region. With its blend of outdoor activities, natural beauty, and comfortable accommodations, Seneca Timbers Inn and RV is the perfect destination for your next adventure in Eastern Oregon.
Pets
Burns RV Park

10. Burns RV Park

3.3mi from Hines · 1 site · Burns, OR
Discover a hidden gem nestled between Bend, Oregon, and Boise, Idaho, where our RV park offers a unique blend of tranquility and convenience for travelers. With full hookups, pristine amenities, and breathtaking high desert landscapes, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and recharge during your journey. Burns RV Park provides a serene escape in the heart of Burns, Oregon's high desert. Surrounded by vast open spaces, you’ll feel a connection to the pioneer spirit of the region. The park is ideally located near several National Parks, making it a prime stop for adventurers seeking outdoor activities and natural wonders. Whether you're heading to or returning from your destination, we are a must-visit on your travel itinerary. Our park is big rig friendly, featuring easy-access sites with 30-50 amp full hookups, shaded areas, and a variety of accommodations including cabins, teepees, and tent sites. Enjoy the convenience of satellite cable, secured WiFi, clean bathrooms with showers, and laundry facilities. Our on-site store offers essential RV supplies, as well as a selection of Oregon-made wines and craft beers. Just half a mile east of Burns on Highway 20, our campground serves as your peaceful home away from home. We pride ourselves on being a dog-friendly park, ensuring that
Pets
Quail Ridge RV Park

11. Quail Ridge RV Park

1.6mi from Hines · 4 sites · Burns, OR
Welcome to Quail Ridge RV Park, the newest and most unique RV destination in Burns, Oregon. Our park stands out with every RV site featuring a gravel parking pad equipped with essential amenities, including water, sewer, power, and internet connections, ensuring a comfortable stay for all our guests. Located in the heart of Burns, Oregon, Quail Ridge serves as the perfect base for your outdoor adventures. Discover the breathtaking Steens Mountains, where you can enjoy remote lakes, backpacking, hunting, fishing, and ascend to the summit of 9,734 feet for stunning panoramic views. The Alvord Desert, situated at an elevation of 4,000 feet, offers a remarkable 12 by 7-mile drivable dry lake bed, complete with hot springs and picturesque scenery. For day trips, explore the expansive Malheur National Wildlife Preserve, the John Day River, and the Silvies River, all of which provide excellent opportunities for outdoor activities. Birdwatching enthusiasts will be thrilled by the unmatched variety of species that attract visitors from around the globe. Book your adventure today and experience the beauty of Burns, Oregon! Restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities are coming soon to enhance your stay.
Pets
Potable water
Showers

Looking to camp in Hines and want reliable toilet access? You’ll find over 140 options here that fit the bill. Expect big sky, wide-open spaces, and easy access to essentials—average prices run about $74 per night, with some sites as low as $22. Top picks include The Narrows, Gateway to the Steens (93 reviews), Tom B.’s Land (89 reviews), and Epic Stargazing @ Malheur Basecamp (30 reviews). Sites here commonly allow pets, hot showers, and campfires—essentials for winding down after a day spotting mule deer, swimming in quiet lakes, or chasing winter snow. Most locations keep things straightforward and practical, so you can focus on the outdoors without having to search for a bathroom in the middle of the night.

95% (234)

Top-rated campgrounds

The Narrows, Gateway to the Steens

1. The Narrows, Gateway to the Steens

94%
(116)
22mi from Hines · 16 sites · Tents, Lodging · Princeton, OR
Located 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 Craters 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 & propaneLaundry On-Site Convenience Store Handicapped-accessible facilities 30- and 50-amp electricity Free Wi-Fi connections RV dump
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night
Entrance to the site

3. Epic Stargazing @ Malheur Basecamp

99%
(42)
34mi from Hines · 3 sites · Lodging · Drewsey, OR
STARGAZING + AMAZING VIEWS: Our place sits on five acres overlooking the middle fork of the Malheur River, surrounded by cattle ranches. Our nearest neighbor is about 2 miles away, we're remote, but accessible... if you don't mind a couple of miles of gravel road. We're in a dark spot, perfect for laying out in the lounge chairs and admiring the Milky Way in an indescribable setting. At night, the only lights visible truly are the moon and stars. Bring your telescope if you've got one! COOKING + DINING: Prepare your meals in our simple, yet functional outdoor kitchen. There's camp stove, picnic table, wash station, and firepit*. The water spigot is located at the north end of the cabin porch. This is a shared area, but we rarely have both accommodations booked at the same time. We've recently decided to make our DELUXE CAMP KITCHEN complimentary**! You won't have to worry about bringing cookware, dishes, cutlery, knives, cutting boards, a can opener, a bottle opener, basic seasonings, or dish washing necessities! **We just ask that you let us know when a seasoning or condiment is running low and that you please wash and return everything to its original spot to avoid an additional cleaning fee of $35. *Please don't use the firepit if a burn ban is in effect. SHOWERING + WHATNOT: Enjoy a luxurious shower in our outdoor shower house, complete with skylight and on-demand hot water. Towels are provided. The building also contains a fabulous composting loo. On the rare occasion that we also have guests staying in the other site, we'll try to coordinate so that you don't disturb each other. We'll communicate with both parties and try to come to a shower schedule that works for everyone. PETS: We welcome your furbabies! Please be advised that there is an additional fee per pet, payable as a Hipcamp "extra" or in good ol' American greenbacks. Please pick up after your pets and try to keep them in your area. We ask that you do not allow your pets on the furniture -- if we find that they've been allowed on the bed, we will require you to pay for the replacement of the bedding at a cost of $300. We have two dogs, an exuberant 150 pound Newfoundland named Hagrid, a little ankle-biting mutt named Hugo, multiple free roaming cats, and three semi-feral children who may be outside. If you are bringing your pet(s), please contact us prior to arrival. HORSES: We have two pastures available if you'd like to bring a trusty steed, or several, on your trip! They're both about two acres (barbed wire fenced) and are right below the main house/cabin. We also have parking for your horse trailer, just let us know ahead of time so that we can have the gates set and the troughs filled! SUSTAINABILITY: We're kinda into crunchy stuff like solar power, composting, sustainability, salvage/upcycling/recycling, and supporting local farmers - artisans - businesses. You'll find that many of the little touches on our replace reflect those values. CHARITY IRONWORKS: If you see or hear Tom puttering around out in the blacksmith shop, you’re welcome to go over and visit. If you need gifts for the folks back home or souvenirs from your epic trip, we also have a selection of our blacksmithing and other unique wares available -- just ask us and we’d be happy to show you our stock. We also offer our 3 Hour Blacksmithing Basics Workshop with Tom. Age 12+ - payable as a Hipcamp "extra" or in cash money. *SUMMER/FALL: PLEASE CONTACT US ABOUT THE WORKSHOP PRIOR TO BOOKING - Tom is a wildland firefighter and his availability will be dependent on fire activity.* OTHER THINGS TO NOTE... There IS cell phone reception here - Verizon works best and there's usually 2-3 bars of LTE. We're in the Pacific Time Zone... But while you're here your phone will probably ping off of a tower located in the Mountain Time Zone, so if you're not sure what time it is, just ask! We have lots of complimentary maps and brochures available to help you explore the local sights and cuisine. We're always happy to give recommendations to our favorite haunts. Did we mention that we're remote? And that the nearest grocery store is at least an hour away? STOCK UP: Either in Vale if you're coming from the east, Burns if you're coming from the west, or John Day if you're coming from the north. We're about 15 minutes from the Malheur National Forest, 30 minutes from Beulah Reservoir, and an hour and a half from Steens Mountain. BE COOL: Please don't allow your pets on the beds or furniture. Please don't smoke in the cabin, bus, OR in the shower house. Please don’t take the bedding or pillows out of the bus or cabin. Please don’t cook in the bus or cabin. Please wash and return the deluxe camp kitchen pieces to their designated spot. Please don’t put anything in the loo except TP, sawdust, and your business. We only mention it because, well, we’ve had people do a few sketchy things in the past. We’re sure you’re super cool and would never do anything like that, but we kinda gotta say it anyway. We don't want to have to give you a poor review and/or charge you extra cleaning and damage fees, and we're sure that'd be a bummer for you, too. **SHOWER AVAILABILITY DEPENDENT ON WEATHER.**
Pets
Potable water
Campfires
from 
$106
 / night
Steens Mountain Guest Ranch

7. Steens Mountain Guest Ranch

44mi from Hines · 1 site · Diamond, OR
Welcome to Steens Mountain Guest Ranch, a unique destination nestled at the foot of the stunning Steens Mountains in Eastern Oregon. This Oregon dude ranch offers an authentic cowboy experience that immerses you in the life of a working cattle ranch, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking adventure and connection with nature. At Steens Mountain Guest Ranch, you can step into the boots of a cowboy and join our dedicated ranch crew as we care for cattle on the summer range. This hands-on experience is reminiscent of the classic film "City Slickers," allowing you to truly embrace the cowboy lifestyle. Expect to leave with cherished memories, a few souvenirs like sore muscles and sun-kissed skin, and a deeper appreciation for ranch life. In addition to the cowboy experience, our ranch is surrounded by breathtaking natural features, including scenic hiking trails, pristine swimming holes, and abundant outdoor activities. After a day of adventure, you can explore nearby restaurants and shops that showcase the charm of Eastern Oregon. Join us at Steens Mountain Guest Ranch for an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of ranch life with the beauty of the great outdoors.
Pets
Seneca Timbers Inn & RV Park

9. Seneca Timbers Inn & RV Park

41mi from Hines · 1 site · Seneca, OR
Discover the unique charm of Seneca Timbers Inn and RV, nestled in the heart of Seneca, Oregon, where outdoor adventure meets cozy accommodations. This prime location serves as a gateway to the breathtaking landscapes and recreational opportunities that Eastern Oregon has to offer. For hunting enthusiasts, Seneca is strategically positioned at the intersection of four premier hunting units in Oregon: North Malheur, East Murderer's Creek, West Murderer's Creek, and Silvies. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice, you'll find abundant wildlife and diverse terrains to explore. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to the southern trailheads of the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness, just a short drive away. This makes Seneca an ideal base for day hikes, allowing you to immerse yourself in the stunning scenery and tranquility of the area. Golf aficionados will enjoy the unique experience of playing at Eastern Oregon's finest bush-whacking golf course. Located just across the street from the Timbers Inn, this low-traffic nine-hole course invites you to savor the game at a leisurely pace, surrounded by the beauty of the region. With its blend of outdoor activities, natural beauty, and comfortable accommodations, Seneca Timbers Inn and RV is the perfect destination for your next adventure in Eastern Oregon.
Pets
Burns RV Park

10. Burns RV Park

3.3mi from Hines · 1 site · Burns, OR
Discover a hidden gem nestled between Bend, Oregon, and Boise, Idaho, where our RV park offers a unique blend of tranquility and convenience for travelers. With full hookups, pristine amenities, and breathtaking high desert landscapes, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and recharge during your journey. Burns RV Park provides a serene escape in the heart of Burns, Oregon's high desert. Surrounded by vast open spaces, you’ll feel a connection to the pioneer spirit of the region. The park is ideally located near several National Parks, making it a prime stop for adventurers seeking outdoor activities and natural wonders. Whether you're heading to or returning from your destination, we are a must-visit on your travel itinerary. Our park is big rig friendly, featuring easy-access sites with 30-50 amp full hookups, shaded areas, and a variety of accommodations including cabins, teepees, and tent sites. Enjoy the convenience of satellite cable, secured WiFi, clean bathrooms with showers, and laundry facilities. Our on-site store offers essential RV supplies, as well as a selection of Oregon-made wines and craft beers. Just half a mile east of Burns on Highway 20, our campground serves as your peaceful home away from home. We pride ourselves on being a dog-friendly park, ensuring that
Pets
Quail Ridge RV Park

11. Quail Ridge RV Park

1.6mi from Hines · 4 sites · Burns, OR
Welcome to Quail Ridge RV Park, the newest and most unique RV destination in Burns, Oregon. Our park stands out with every RV site featuring a gravel parking pad equipped with essential amenities, including water, sewer, power, and internet connections, ensuring a comfortable stay for all our guests. Located in the heart of Burns, Oregon, Quail Ridge serves as the perfect base for your outdoor adventures. Discover the breathtaking Steens Mountains, where you can enjoy remote lakes, backpacking, hunting, fishing, and ascend to the summit of 9,734 feet for stunning panoramic views. The Alvord Desert, situated at an elevation of 4,000 feet, offers a remarkable 12 by 7-mile drivable dry lake bed, complete with hot springs and picturesque scenery. For day trips, explore the expansive Malheur National Wildlife Preserve, the John Day River, and the Silvies River, all of which provide excellent opportunities for outdoor activities. Birdwatching enthusiasts will be thrilled by the unmatched variety of species that attract visitors from around the globe. Book your adventure today and experience the beauty of Burns, Oregon! Restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities are coming soon to enhance your stay.
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