The best campgrounds near Ontario, Oregon with hot tubs

Move over Canada—there's another Ontario in town. Hugging the Idaho border on the Snake River, this city is hidden in the Western Treasure Valley of eastern Oregon. Outdoor adventure is in full supply, from boating in river canyons to hiking the Oregon Trail. Ontario's private campgrounds or RV parks are a popular place to set up camp. Kick back with home comforts like Wi-Fi and swimming pools, or explore the area's historic ghost towns. Most Oregon state parks in the area are pretty rustic, so RV resorts are your best bet for RV sites with full hookups. For wilderness camping, head to Farewell Bend State Recreation Area. Laid-back RV and tent camping awaits on the Brownlee Reservoir. Explore desert hiking trails, or boat, water ski, and fish the lake that straddles the Idaho state line. Ever camped in the shadow of a rocky desert canyon? At Succor Creek State Recreation Area, striking rock formations take center stage. Rock hounds rejoice—limited collecting is allowed. The rustic campground is open year round, but keep in mind this place is pretty remote. Cell phone service? Not a chance. For the ultimate seclusion, make camp at Lake Owyhee State Park. The road leading up is pretty sketchy, but this park is worth the drive. Volcanic canyon walls surround the 53-mile-long reservoir—an explorer's paradise. Tent and RV sites are your ticket to kayaking, SUP boarding, and fishing the narrow canyon. Want to hang out closer to town? Stop by the Ontario State Recreation Site. It's a no-camping zone, but there's no better place to enjoy the Snake River. Shove off from the year-round boat ramp, or have lunch on the riverside picnic tables. Keep your eyes peeled—deer and Canada geese are common sights.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Ontario

Move over Canada—there's another Ontario in town. Hugging the Idaho border on the Snake River, this city is hidden in the Western Treasure Valley of eastern Oregon. Outdoor adventure is in full supply, from boating in river canyons to hiking the Oregon Trail. Ontario's private campgrounds or RV parks are a popular place to set up camp. Kick back with home comforts like Wi-Fi and swimming pools, or explore the area's historic ghost towns. Most Oregon state parks in the area are pretty rustic, so RV resorts are your best bet for RV sites with full hookups. For wilderness camping, head to Farewell Bend State Recreation Area. Laid-back RV and tent camping awaits on the Brownlee Reservoir. Explore desert hiking trails, or boat, water ski, and fish the lake that straddles the Idaho state line. Ever camped in the shadow of a rocky desert canyon? At Succor Creek State Recreation Area, striking rock formations take center stage. Rock hounds rejoice—limited collecting is allowed. The rustic campground is open year round, but keep in mind this place is pretty remote. Cell phone service? Not a chance. For the ultimate seclusion, make camp at Lake Owyhee State Park. The road leading up is pretty sketchy, but this park is worth the drive. Volcanic canyon walls surround the 53-mile-long reservoir—an explorer's paradise. Tent and RV sites are your ticket to kayaking, SUP boarding, and fishing the narrow canyon. Want to hang out closer to town? Stop by the Ontario State Recreation Site. It's a no-camping zone, but there's no better place to enjoy the Snake River. Shove off from the year-round boat ramp, or have lunch on the riverside picnic tables. Keep your eyes peeled—deer and Canada geese are common sights.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Ontario

1. Little Creek Campground

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28mi from Ontario · 10 sites · Tents, RVs

Property used to be part of the Oregon Trail. Its history also included being a dairy farm and a corn field. Now a pretty yellow house sits on it. This large back field is empty, just waiting for you to park. There’s an outside bathroom- toilet and sink you may use. Learn more about this land: Perfect location in Caldwell with country feel. Peaceful field in back of property. Convenient to visit nearby wine country or College of Idaho. Only 25 miles to Boise. Dry camping only but can fill up your water. Fire pit with wood supply. Just waiting for your s’mores. Picnic table by creek Two spots with electrical outlets 30 amp .

2. Homestead Sanctuary

48mi from Ontario · 1 site · Lodging

We are an urban homestead intentional community with an educational permaculture experience, a sweet opportunity to see how to see our homes in a different light, that creating a small ecovillage community is within reach. Much of our infrastructure is created from salvaged materials, eclectically rustically organic. Chickens, bees, food forests, ponds, rain catchment, greywater recapture systems, thermal mass rocket stove, rain catchment, vermiculture~hügelkultur~composting synergy, arts~crafts~music~potluck opportunities. Cold plunge, hot tub, bicycles, games, movies as well!

3. Country Corners RV Park

19mi from Ontario · 21 sites

Country Corners RV Park stands out for its exceptional accessibility to Interstate-84, making it a convenient stop for travelers seeking a comfortable and accommodating stay. Whether you're planning to stay for a night, a week, or even longer, this park offers a variety of amenities tailored to meet your needs. No matter the size of your RV or tent, Country Corners RV Park is equipped to accommodate you. Each site is designed as a pull-thru, ensuring that parking is hassle-free and straightforward. This thoughtful layout enhances the overall experience, allowing guests to settle in quickly and enjoy their surroundings. In addition to its convenient location and easy parking, Country Corners RV Park is surrounded by a wealth of outdoor activities and natural attractions. Guests can explore nearby swimming holes, hiking trails, and local shops and restaurants, making it an ideal base for adventure seekers and relaxation enthusiasts alike. Experience the perfect blend of convenience and nature at Country Corners RV Park.

4. Mundo Hot Springs RV Park

42mi from Ontario · 51 sites

Mundo Idaho RV Park stands out as a hidden gem in the picturesque town of Cambridge, Idaho, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for campers. Nestled in a serene environment, this campground provides easy access to a variety of exciting attractions and outdoor activities that make every visit memorable. Guests can explore the nearby Mundo Hot Springs for a rejuvenating soak or embark on thrilling Hells Canyon tours. For those seeking water-based fun, river rafting, kayaking, and fishing opportunities abound, along with Idaho River Sports and the stunning Salmon Lake, which is ideal for additional water sports. Just a short distance from the park, outdoor enthusiasts will find ample hiking and biking trails, as well as scenic spots for wildlife viewing, snowmobiling, and skiing. Food lovers will appreciate the selection of delightful local eateries, perfect for satisfying any craving after a day of exploration. The campground is conveniently located just half a mile from the Weiser River Trail, which stretches 85 miles and offers breathtaking views suitable for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Mundo Idaho RV Park features a range of amenities to enhance your stay, including tent sites, full hookups, 50 amp sites, and cozy cabin rentals. Whether you're looking for adventure or a peaceful retreat, this campground is the ideal destination for

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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barbara

August 2025

13 ft travel trailer

With pets

1 night at Little Creek Campground

kimberly was very helpful and kind .. the spot i had was on a hill.. so great views ! easy on and off 84! good stopping point for traveling eastward

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Luci

June 2025

30 ft Class A

With pets

2 nights at Little Creek Campground

Parking is in a dirt backyard next to a cornfield, which I thought was neat. It looks like they were in the process of planting new trees to add shade. There is a large common grass area with a fire pit that can be shared with other campers. They have a bathroom in a shed. That may sound off-putting, but it was very clean, nice, and unique!! Also, without hook-ups, it was convenient to have a bathroom on site. We were in the area to visit friends so we didn't spend a lot of time at the site during the day. It was quiet and peaceful at night. Kimberly made sure to call and check in on us after we arrived. She was super friendly.

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Zackary

May 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Little Creek Campground

No issues whatsoever camping here. Easy to find, easy access to a bathroom, easy communication with host, and nice and quiet at night. All in all, a great experience.

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Felicia

May 2025

28 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Little Creek Campground

This pla e is really nice, the house has the old southern house vive with big trees, Kim is a great host, she tried to accommodate all my needs, the driveway down to the house it's gravel but really very easy , I've made it with my 28ft trailer. You can use the firepit, she has smores ready to go. I would totally recomand the place. Also super close with Caldwell downtown, that is cute with great places to eat.

Gracie

May 2025

19 ft campervan

1 night at Little Creek Campground

Just a small, quiet campground which has had a lot of improvements from the previous year. We loved our stay last time and throughly enjoyed staying here again. The owner was not in town so we were greeted by her friend who was house sitting. She was super cool and gave us several recommendations of restaurants in the area. I was not cooking after our long day of travel!! I really enjoyed waking up to the sounds of the birds and fresh country air verses the road noise when we have to stop at a Cracker barrel or rest stop. We will definitely come here again, next time we are traveling through. This place is close to I 84 so very easy to get to.