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The Dirt E Moor

1 site · RV, Tent2 acres · Grass Valley, OR

As you come down the highway, rolling into Grass Valley, you slowly realize you are driving through not just a different town but frame of mind. As a community of farmers and ranchers we move at a different pace. Here at The Dirt E Moor, we want you to be able to experience a piece of that. My partner has grown up in the area, traveled the world, and at the end of it, decided this is where he wanted to raise his family. His parents run the town store, built around 1903. Our children have dug and played in the creek. Bringing in treasures they have found like old horseshoes from where the blacksmith was located. At The Dirt E Moor we have embraced the pioneer spirit and adapted to our climate. We do have all 4 seasons. In the Spring you might just catch me putting in new vegetables beds in the garden, we could have lambs begging for pets, or a new litter of barn kittens running around. Summer will have the working dogs looking for the shady cool spots, the ducks quacking in the sprinkler and bees buzzing in the flowers. Fall will see the cool evening and leaves falling like potato chips, last minute treats stolen by the ewes. And in Winter there is a great peace in laying in a warm blanket watching the snow fall.Learn more about this land:The DirtEMoor is a 2 acre hobby farm located on the edge of a small town in North Central Oregon. Your campsite is located next to a seasonal creek on the North East corner of the DirtEmoor with easy access parking next to site. Grass Valley is often used as a Base-Camp for Hunters, Fisherpeople, Rafters, Racecar Drivers, Rockhounds, Hikers, Bikers and Skiers to explore our 3 locals rivers (Deschutes, John Day or Columbia), or our acres of BLM land, mountains and public river trails. We have quite mornings, breathless sunsets, starry nights and everything else in-between.

Rhea Siding

6 sites · RVs160 acres · Ione, OR

Over 100 years ago this historic location was once a “Siding” (loading zone) along the railroad where hundreds of sheep would board from the nearby ranches. Today, it’s a desolate, 160 acres of high desert sage where the only noise you hear at night are the coyotes. Just five miles off of I-84, ten minutes from Arlington, and 25 from Boardman. Full hookup and wifi included.

Woodland Farm

1 site · RV12 acres · Goldendale, WA

Nestled in a serene countryside, framed by towering pines and majestic oak savanna, lies a peaceful farm just a short and pleasant 12-minute drive from the vibrant town of Goldendale. Here, tranquility reigns supreme as you escape into the quiet embrace of nature. Step onto the farm and be greeted by the delightful presence of our friendly mini goats, their playful antics inviting you to feed and interact with them. Wander through the shaded lavender garden, where time seems to slow down as you find solace in watching the chickens go about their daily routine. Discover two inviting outdoor pavilions, offering a perfect sanctuary for relaxation. Unwind in a comfortable seating area, surrounded by lush gardens adorned with a vibrant tapestry of plants, both beautiful to behold and delightful to taste. Or savor the flavors of a delicious meal prepared on the barbecue grill. As day turns to night, indulge in the mesmerizing art of stargazing. Find serenity on the swinging saucer bed nestled within the enchanting Shade Garden, where you can recline and marvel at the celestial wonders above. Or, gather around the captivating fire table on the front porch, as the vibrant hues of a breathtaking sunset paint the sky, casting a warm glow upon your shared moments. This haven of tranquility offers a respite from the bustling world, a place where you can immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, savor delicious flavors, and forge cherished memories. Come, experience the allure of our farm, where every corner invites you to bask in the splendor of the countryside and discover moments of pure bliss.

Deschutes Riverview Campground

1 site · RV5 acres · OR

Our McLucas family has been operating The Oasis, which has consisted of, at various times, a cafe, historic cabins, a campground, a fishing guide service, a shuttle business and t-shirt shop over the past 65 years. In 2019 we sold the cafe and cabins to a new family to carry on, but we kept the parcel of land overlooking the Deschutes River where we have operated a campground for many years.Oasis Riverview Campground has operated during the months of July and August, primarily, giving RV's and tent campers a place to land during the busy months here in Maupin when the fishing and whitewater rafting are at their peak and the campsites along the river (managed by the BLM) were not adequate to host all visitors to the area.We are transitioning from a tent camping site to a site only for self-contained RV's or groups willing to have their own toilets brought in.

Busters Basement

6 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Goldendale, WA

Here we find a lot of agates, Jasper, And many other Rocks so feel free to rockbound away, in 2011 we went thru a crazy 8 days of a wild land fire we refused to leave and stayed to protect our home as you can see by google maps we where dead center of if. SO please make sure your are very care full with your camp fires have fun I hope you get to enjoy the wild life around hereLearn more about this land:We are Located Just off HWY 97 north of Goldendale Washington In the semcoe mountains. With a lot off cool things to see and do ,Fishing, Biking, hiking, rock hounding, boating, wild life, and many more community activity's,

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Cabin On the Prairie

1 site · Lodging40 acres · Centerville, WA

SOCIAL DISTANCING at its best. We are sanitizing everything after each use and allowing 36 hours between reservation. Two custom cabins / double Mountain View’s.The big cabin has a queen bed and a large bathroom, refrigerator and a microwave . The smaller cabin has two beds-1 single & 1 queen air mattress, which is very comfortable.The bathroom in the big cabin can be accessed from the outside and theBoth cabins are trimmed in barn wood from one of the original barns of the ranch.The guest has free access to the 40 acres that the cabin is on. There is a horseshoe pit outfront, a fire pit next to the cabin, exceptional views and amazing stargazing at night.Of course the guest has access to the cabin that is rentedThe two cabins are located behind the Ranch House that is often rented as well so there could be people staying nearby… Just want to be clear on that:))

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#ElRanchDeCMS

5 sites · RVs, Tents96 acres · Bickleton, WA

We bought this property a couple of years ago. Through trial and error, we have slowly worked it into our place of sanctuary. We have adventures of all kinds! Sometimes the conditions have kicked our butt's, but other times we have found ourselves surrounded by immense beauty.Learn more about this land:As you leave your home in the city (especially the Portland/Seattle areas) your drive starts out tense. Drivers cutting you off, brake lights forcing you to slam on yours, and slow drivers generally make the drive miserable. However as you make the turn on the gravel...you feel it as the stress leaves your body...its like your whole being knows you are leaving the city behind. Then you see the trees and you feel the Shinrinyoku (Japanese for "taking in the forest atmosphere"). It's like the trees know your stressful life and they invite you to bathe in their essence! And then you see the gate and the main camping area...you are here and the first thing you notice is how quiet it is!! You head up to Big Baldy to check out the view (Mt. Adams and Mt. Rainier) and you take a deep breath of fresh mountain air. Back at camp, as night rolls in you see more stars than you can count and you and your family hear some coyotes in the distance while roasting marshmallows as the adults sip on adult beverages. This is El Rancho de CMS!At El Rancho De CMS there is no Cell service and limited incoming text service. However if you must check in to the modern world there is a road to the top of the property that allows for full 4g service so that you can upload pictures and video to Facebook/Instagram (#FunAtElRanchoDeCMS). Down in the main camping area we have multiple bathrooms that use the Lovable Loo compostable toilet system (Google lovable loo for more info) just do the business and cover with sawdust. We have camping in multiple areas! El Rancho De CMS is currently at 96 acres and borders State land with another 640 acres. The last 7 miles are all gravel/dirt roads coming in so if its been wet out the roads will be muddy (4x4 recomended). During the summer months the roads are really dry and cars can make it in, but an SUV is recommended due to rough roads, and potential clearance issues. During the winter the Ranch gets enough snow to make it hard to get in! During Spring months there are some creeks that are running and fun to play in to get a break from the heat. So depending on what kind of adventure you are looking for the Ranch is pretty versatile. Give us a call and let us help you have a heck of a time getting away!Kid and Dog friendly!!!! Kid area includes trampoline, tire swing, zip line, and more to come. Friendly dogs are allowed to run free at the dog owners discretion. Dog kennel available for "Time-Outs".Finally, please be sure to rate the experience and tell the world about your time at El Rancho De CMS!*Note bring extra gas (5 gallons) as there is no gas stations once past the major towns of Goldendale from the West and Mabton from the North. From the South Biggs Jct./Hermiston are the closest towns. Call for more info and tips!

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