The best river, stream, or creek camping near North Powder

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In North Powder, camping riverside means waking up to the rush of cold water and views of the Elkhorns. You’ll find campsites all along the banks—some perched above the river, others with easy trails down to the water’s edge. With over 740 river spots in this area, you can snag a site for as low as $33 a night, though most fall around $107. Want a real feel for the place? Check out Almosta Farm (80 reviews), Glamp at the Evans Farm (29 reviews), or Fluit Farms (5 reviews). Most sites offer showers, toilets, and welcome pets, so you won’t have to rough it. Anglers hit the river early, while snow sports fans and wildlife-watchers use these camps as a base for their adventures. Pack layers—the mornings bite, but the midday sun can catch you off guard.

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In North Powder, camping riverside means waking up to the rush of cold water and views of the Elkhorns. You’ll find campsites all along the banks—some perched above the river, others with easy trails down to the water’s edge. With over 740 river spots in this area, you can snag a site for as low as $33 a night, though most fall around $107. Want a real feel for the place? Check out Almosta Farm (80 reviews), Glamp at the Evans Farm (29 reviews), or Fluit Farms (5 reviews). Most sites offer showers, toilets, and welcome pets, so you won’t have to rough it. Anglers hit the river early, while snow sports fans and wildlife-watchers use these camps as a base for their adventures. Pack layers—the mornings bite, but the midday sun can catch you off guard.

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