The best cabin rentals in Wallowa Lake State Park, OR
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Take the family camping on the shores of a glacial lake.
The best cabin rentals in Wallowa Lake State Park, OR
Divide Nature Camp
1. Divide Nature Camp
9mi from Wallowa Lake State Park · 6 sites
Nestled deep within the Wallowa Mountains, this remote wilderness camp offers a sanctuary for rest, renewal, and reconnection. With six rustic cabins and three tent sites, the land has most recently served as a healing place for combat-wounded veterans—chosen for its quiet strength, natural beauty, and the deep peace that settles in the moment you arrive.
Located just ten miles from multiple trailheads into the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area, the camp is an ideal base for hikers, backpackers, and seekers of stillness alike. Though fully off-grid, the property is supported by a solar power system and offers running water and internet access—providing comfort while preserving the simplicity and sacredness of the wild.
The surrounding forest invites you into a slower rhythm. Tall pine, fir, and spruce trees release rich, aromatic oils into the air, creating a natural setting for forest bathing along the camp’s trails. Each breath carries grounding and calming properties long known to support the nervous system, ease stress, and encourage deep presence. Wildflowers bloom in season, birdsong fills the mornings, butterflies and dragonflies dance through the clearings, and wildlife quietly moves through the landscape. This is a place where silence is not empty, but full.
Evenings invite reflection beneath expansive skies. With no light pollution, the night reveals millions of stars, offering a humbling sense of wonder and perspective. An outdoor fire pit (available outside of fire season) provides a sacred gathering space—perfect for quiet conversation, shared stories, or simply sitting together in warmth and stillness.
The outdoor kitchen and picnic shelter support both community and self-sufficiency. Guests have access to a refrigerator, pellet grill, pizza oven, Dutch oven stand, large griddle, and range top. A sink plumbed with a garden hose is available, with hot water heated on the range. Recycling bins are provided, and bathroom facilities are on site. An inground shower on the property offers a refreshing and grounding experience. A 10 station fitness trail will fill the bill for outdoor conditioning and a mile long walking trail, where using all five senses, is perfect for deep immersion in nature.
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Mountain High
2. Mountain High
44mi from Wallowa Lake State Park · 1 site
Wooded forest with spectacular views of Pollock and Granite Mountains and adjacent public land for hiking and exploring. Access to a creek and the Little Salmon River for fishing just 2.7 miles. Less than 30-minute drive to nearby Riggins, New Meadows or McCall for unlimited outdoor activities. Access is through a locked gate via a rough, rocky and steep road. A high clearance vehicle with good tires is required.
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· April 2025
Amazing! No cell signal at all but worth it for the amazing scenery. Yurt was warm. Showers and bathrooms were very clean. Absolutely beautiful place!
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Josey K.
2 reviews
May 2017
Great for families - lots of amenities, small shops, ice cream, mini golf, etc. There is a tram you can take to the top of a nearby mountain and walk back down with exceptionally friendly wildlife - the squirrels ate out of our hands - all within walking distance of the campground. Not remote or private though so depends what you're looking for.
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Natalie R.
8 years on Hipcamp
April 2015
Very cool place to camp but even better place to go backpacking. The Eagle Caps is one of the sweetest place to explore, lots of climbing but all so worth it!
Makenzie A.
10 years on Hipcamp