Sand Prairie Campground

Willamette National Forest

Discover your perfect outdoor escape at this hidden gem where adventure meets tranquility. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat under starlit skies or an action-packed basecamp for exploration, this campground offers the ideal setting for creating lasting memories with family and friends.

PO BOX 208, CRESCENT, OR 97733, USA

Nestled along the pristine northeast shores of Crescent Lake, Simax Group Campground offers an unforgettable mountain retreat in the heart of Deschutes National Forest. This fully accessible destination invites families and groups to gather beneath towering evergreens, where four thoughtfully designed group sites and a spacious picnic pavilion create the perfect basecamp for lakeside adventures and memory-making moments.

P.O BOX 208, Crescent, OR 97733, USA

Escape to the pristine shores of Crescent Lake at Contorta Point Group Campground, where untouched wilderness meets crystal-clear waters in the heart of Deschutes National Forest. This hidden gem on the lake's southern shore offers a back-to-basics camping experience, where the absence of modern distractions allows you to fully immerse yourself in nature's grandeur. Wake up to panoramic views of the majestic Cascade Mountain Range reflected in the lake's mirror-like surface, and spend your days exploring endless trails, casting lines into abundant fishing spots, or gliding across the water by boat. When winter transforms the landscape into a snowy wonderland, the adventure continues with world-class snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing right from your campsite door.

34963 Shoreview Dr, Cottage Grove, OR, 97424

Where crystal-clear Brice Creek whispers through ancient forests, Lund Park Campground invites you to experience the timeless beauty of Oregon's wilderness. This peaceful retreat combines modern camping amenities with echoes of the past - each campsite features a picnic table and fire ring with grill, while two well-maintained vault toilets serve the grounds. As you settle in for the evening, you're camping where fortune-seeking miners once rested their weary bones over a century ago, adding a touch of history to your outdoor adventure.

777 NW Garden Valley BLVD, Roseburg, OR, 97471

Tucked away along the gentle curves of Canton Creek, Scaredman Recreation Site offers a refreshing escape into nature's embrace. This intimate campground features 10 thoughtfully spaced sites, each furnished with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings where stories and s'mores come to life under starlit skies. A riverside day-use area invites afternoon lounging, while the creek's cool waters beckon swimmers on warm summer days. For those seeking adventure beyond camp, the surrounding waters promise excellent fishing holes and thrilling rafting runs. This remote gem delivers the perfect balance of rustic simplicity and natural recreation.

West Boundary Road, Lowell, OR 97452

Nestled along the serene shores of Lookout Point Lake, Ivan Oakes Campground offers an authentic Oregon camping experience that blends rustic charm with essential amenities. This semi-primitive gem features 24 thoughtfully spaced single-family campsites, each equipped with its own picnic table and fire ring for those quintessential campfire evenings. While embracing a back-to-nature atmosphere with vault toilets and potable water stations, the campground maintains just enough comfort for a memorable outdoor adventure. The nearby Signal Point boat ramp, accessible even during low water conditions, opens up a world of aquatic exploration right from your campsite door.

Willamette National Forest

Nestled in the heart of Oregon's majestic old-growth forest, Blue Pool Campground offers 24 pristine campsites where ancient trees tower overhead and the melodic Salt Creek flows just steps away. This tranquil retreat along Highway 58 invites outdoor enthusiasts to cast a line in crystal-clear waters, take refreshing dips in natural swimming holes, or explore winding forest trails. Each site features picnic tables perfectly positioned among the ferns, while spacious grassy areas provide ideal spots for afternoon games or simply soaking in the serenity of this timeless wilderness.

Willamette National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of the Willamette National Forest, Campers Flat offers an intimate group camping experience beneath towering Douglas-firs and majestic Ponderosa pines. The rhythmic sounds of the Middle Fork Willamette River create a natural symphony that lulls campers to sleep each night. Adventure seekers will find themselves perfectly positioned for exploring the renowned Young's Rock Trail on mountain bike, casting lines into productive fishing waters, or simply wandering forest paths that wind through this pristine wilderness sanctuary.

Willamette National Forest

Gold Lake Campground features 22 sites and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. "Visitors are required to physically arrive at the campground to purchase and claim a site." The campground is known for its tranquil atmosphere, proximity to hiking trails, and scenic lake views. Mosquitos, especially during summer months, have been frequently mentioned as a concern by visitors.

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Tucked away in the heart of Willamette National Forest, Kiahanie Campground beckons those seeking a true escape from the everyday. Here, where the North Fork River whispers through towering evergreens, spacious private sites offer an intimate connection with nature. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters, exploring forest trails that wind through ancient trees, or simply unwinding to the river's gentle melody, Kiahanie provides the perfect backdrop for your outdoor adventure. This hidden gem combines the tranquility of a small campground with the boundless recreation opportunities that make the Pacific Northwest legendary.

Willamette National Forest

Adventure awaits at this hidden gem where spontaneity meets nature! This pristine campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis, inviting explorers to arrive and discover their perfect spot among the wilderness. Simply drive up, choose your ideal site, and secure your stay with a quick scan of the QR code using the Recreation.gov mobile app – it's camping made simple for those who prefer the thrill of unplanned adventures.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, 97447, USA

Discover your perfect mountain escape at Poole Creek Campground, where 60 thoughtfully positioned standard sites and one spacious group site grace the pristine western shores of Lemolo Lake. This hidden gem within the Umpqua National Forest beckons adventurers with its crystal-clear waters perfect for boating and fishing, while miles of scenic trails wind through ancient forests, promising discoveries around every bend.

57600 MCKENZIE HWY

Nestled alongside the melodious waters of Roaring River, this secluded group campground creates the perfect backdrop for unforgettable outdoor adventures. With space for up to 50 guests, your group can spread out and enjoy the tranquil sounds of rushing water while exploring endless recreational opportunities. Cast a line into the crystal-clear river for native trout, traverse scenic hiking trails that wind through ancient forests, challenge yourself on rugged mountain biking routes, or simply settle in with binoculars to spot the diverse bird species that call this pristine wilderness home.

PO BOX 208, Crescent, OR 97733, USA

Nestled within the breathtaking Deschutes National Forest, Whitefish Horse Camp beckons equestrian adventurers to discover a mountain paradise where hoofbeats echo through towering pines. This thoughtfully designed haven for horse enthusiasts offers direct access to the crystalline waters of Crescent Lake and serves as your gateway to endless trail adventures, including the legendary Pacific Crest Trail. Here, riders and their equine companions find specialized facilities crafted with their comfort in mind, all while being immersed in some of Oregon's most spectacular high-country scenery.

46375 Highway 58

Perched high in the Cascade Mountains, Timber Butte Cabin invites adventurers to step back in time to the golden age of fire lookouts. This charming 14x14-foot sanctuary, meticulously crafted as a replica of a 1930s L-4 gabled-style lookout, offers an authentic wilderness experience at 3,650 feet elevation. Wake to breathtaking panoramic views that stretch across the Cascades, spend your days exploring hiking trails and pristine fishing spots, or simply relax with a picnic while scanning the horizon for wildlife. The cabin features cozy propane heating and cooking facilities for comfortable stays, though guests should come prepared with drinking water as the site maintains its rustic charm without electricity or running water. A vault toilet sits discretely 300 feet from your mountain retreat.

25006 Rock Creek, Idleyld Park, OR 97447, USA

Nestled along the babbling waters of Rock Creek, Lone Pine Group Campground welcomes gatherings of up to 110 guests seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience. This riverside retreat combines the best of nature and recreation, featuring a spacious pavilion perfect for group meals and celebrations, a central fire pit for evening storytelling, and friendly competition areas with volleyball courts and horseshoe pits. The campground's prime location where Rock Creek meets the North Umpqua River creates a natural playground for swimming in crystal-clear pools, exploring scenic hiking trails, and enjoying leisurely bike rides through towering forests.

PO BOX 208

Nestled among towering conifers with breathtaking views of Crescent Lake, Spring Campground invites you to experience the best of Oregon's high country. Choose from spacious sites sheltered by evergreens or premium lakeside tent spots that put you just steps from the water's edge. Summer days bring endless opportunities for swimming, boating, hiking, and mountain biking, while winter transforms the landscape into a snowmobiler's paradise.

78405 Cedar Park Rd

Step back in time at Musick Guard Station, where the echoes of Forest Service history resonate through timber walls built by determined Civilian Conservation Corps workers in 1934. This National Register of Historic Places gem sits perched on a narrow ridge, offering visitors the rare opportunity to sleep where generations of fire lookouts once kept vigilant watch over the vast Umpqua wilderness. More than just a cabin rental, it's your gateway to experiencing the rugged beauty and rich mining heritage of Oregon's Cascade Mountains.

18782 NORTH UMPQUA HWY, GLIDE, OR, 97443

Where community meets wilderness, Steamboat Ball Field Group Site transforms the traditional camping experience into an unforgettable gathering place for up to 100 adventurers. Nestled alongside the legendary North Umpqua River, this one-of-a-kind destination seamlessly blends outdoor recreation with group camaraderie. Picture your crew competing on the ball field by day, challenging each other at horseshoe pits as the sun sets, then sharing stories around the campfire as the river whispers through the ancient forest. With direct access to scenic hiking trails, your group can explore the wilderness together or split up for individual adventures before reuniting at your basecamp.

57600 McKenzie Highway

Nestled deep within the Willamette National Forest, Box Canyon Guard Station Cabin beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness experience. This charming rustic retreat, perched near the boundary of the legendary Three Sisters Wilderness, accommodates up to four guests in a setting that feels worlds away from modern life. Here, days unfold with endless possibilities for exploration—from dawn hikes through ancient forests to evenings spent wildlife watching as deer and elk emerge from the treeline.

46375 Highway 58, WESTFIR, OR, 97492, USA

Nestled on the pristine shores of Timpanogas Lake, this charming rustic shelter beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness escape at 5,300 feet elevation. Step inside this lovingly crafted 1991 structure, where the timeless design of Depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps shelters comes alive with modern comforts. A cozy sleeping loft awaits weary travelers, while sturdy tables and benches invite evening card games and morning coffee rituals. When mountain nights turn crisp, the crackling wood stove transforms this backcountry haven into your personal alpine refuge deep within the Willamette National Forest.

P.O. Box 8516, Coburg, OR, 97048, USA

Nestled along the pristine waters of the Middle Fork Willamette River, Black Canyon Campground offers an enchanting escape into Oregon's wilderness. Here, ancient hemlocks, cedars, and Douglas firs create a natural cathedral of shade, their towering canopies filtering sunlight into soft, dappled patterns on the forest floor. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear river, paddling through gentle rapids, or exploring winding forest trails, this riverside sanctuary promises adventure and tranquility in equal measure.

P.O. Box 8516, Oakridge, OR 97463, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Waldo Lake, Shadow Bay Campground invites you into a world where towering conifers create a natural cathedral overhead. With 92 thoughtfully placed campsites, this tranquil retreat offers direct access to one of Oregon's most remarkably pure bodies of water. Whether you're drawn to the gentle rhythm of paddling across crystal-clear waters, casting a line into the depths, or exploring forest trails that wind through ancient trees, Shadow Bay delivers an authentic wilderness experience. Unlike the busier North Waldo Campground, Shadow Bay maintains a peaceful atmosphere that lets you truly disconnect. Nineteen sites can be reserved in advance, ensuring your perfect spot among the pines.

Deschutes National Forest

Perched on the shores of the stunning Crescent Lake, this versatile campground invites adventurers to choose their perfect basecamp—whether it's a traditional tent site under towering pines, a comfortable RV spot with modern amenities, or a cozy yurt for those seeking a unique outdoor experience. With the shimmering lake as your backdrop, days here unfold with endless possibilities for water adventures, scenic hikes, and the kind of memories that last long after you've returned home.

Willamette National Forest

Discover your perfect forest retreat at Blue Pool Campground, where 24 peaceful campsites nestle beneath towering old-growth giants along the banks of Salt Creek. This hidden gem invites you to cast a line into crystal-clear waters, take a refreshing dip in natural swimming holes, or simply lose yourself in the cathedral-like canopy overhead. Just minutes away, adventure seekers can explore the rustic McCredie Hot Springs, where naturally heated waters bubble up from the earth—though visitors should exercise caution as temperatures can reach extreme levels in these undeveloped thermal pools.

18782 North Umpqua Highway

Nestled beneath towering old-growth Douglas firs and aromatic cedars, Bogus Creek Campground beckons with 14 intimate sites where morning mist drifts through ancient branches. This riverside sanctuary along the Wild & Scenic North Umpqua River serves as your basecamp for unforgettable adventures—cast a line into crystalline waters teeming with native trout, navigate exhilarating whitewater rapids, or explore miles of scenic trails that wind through one of Oregon's most pristine forests.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, USA, 97447

Nestled alongside the legendary North Umpqua Wild and Scenic River, Toketee Group Site beckons families and friends seeking the perfect riverside retreat. This peaceful haven seamlessly blends modern amenities with natural beauty, offering spacious graveled parking for RVs alongside intimate tent camping spots beneath towering trees. The centerpiece pavilion and expansive grass meadows create an ideal setting for gatherings, while the gentle murmur of the river provides nature's soundtrack to your outdoor adventures.

18782 N. Umpqua Hwy.

Where the thundering waters of the North Umpqua River carve through ancient forests, Horseshoe Bend Campground offers an enchanting escape into Oregon's pristine wilderness. Towering old-growth Douglas firs and fragrant sugar pines create a natural cathedral above well-appointed campsites, while the river's melodic rush provides nature's soundtrack. Perfect for families seeking adventure, anglers chasing elusive salmon, and whitewater enthusiasts ready to tackle rapids, this riverside haven delivers comfort in the wild with modern amenities including potable water, flush toilets, and hand-washing facilities. Each thoughtfully designed site features a picnic table, fire ring, and barbecue grill, all connected by smooth paved roads that make arrival effortless.

18782 North Umpqua Highway

Nestled along the rushing waters of the North Umpqua River, Eagle Rock Campground offers an enchanting retreat where ancient forests meet pristine waters. This riverside sanctuary in the heart of Umpqua National Forest beckons fly fishing enthusiasts and whitewater adventurers alike, with campsites positioned perfectly to catch the soothing sounds of the river. Towering old-growth trees provide natural shade canopies while miles of hiking and biking trails wind through the surrounding wilderness, creating an outdoor playground for nature lovers of all ages.

PO BOX 208, CRESCENT, OR, 97733, USA

Discover your perfect lakeside retreat at Contorta Flat Campground, where 19 thoughtfully placed campsites await along the pristine shores of Crescent Lake. This peaceful sanctuary welcomes every type of outdoor enthusiast—whether you're pitching a tent under the stars, pulling in with your trailer, or settling in for a comfortable RV stay. With most sites just steps from the water's edge, you'll fall asleep to gentle lapping waves and wake to stunning lake views filtering through the forest canopy.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, 97447, USA

Where hoofbeats meet hiking boots, Kelsay Valley Horse Camp welcomes both equestrian adventurers and traditional campers to a pristine riverside sanctuary. Nestled alongside the federally protected Wild and Scenic North Umpqua River, this unique campground immerses visitors in a tapestry of emerald Cascade meadows where late-blooming wildflowers paint the landscape in brilliant hues each spring. Whether you arrive with horses in tow or simply a tent on your back, you'll find yourself embraced by one of Oregon's most enchanting high-country retreats.

18782 North Umpqua Highway, Glide, OR, 97443, USA

Tucked away where Steamboat Creek meets the legendary North Umpqua River, Canton Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into Oregon's pristine wilderness. This hidden gem provides the perfect basecamp for adventurers seeking everything from world-class fly fishing in crystal-clear waters to heart-pumping whitewater rafting expeditions. Mountain bikers will discover endless trails winding through old-growth forests, while those seeking serenity can simply relax to the symphony of rushing water that gives this peaceful retreat its character.

18782 North Umpqua Highway, Glide, OR 97443, USA

Where the Wild and Scenic North Umpqua River rushes through ancient forests, Boulder Flat Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of riverside tranquility and heart-pounding whitewater action. This verdant sanctuary, embraced by towering evergreens and moss-draped maples, has become a cherished basecamp for paddlers who come to challenge the river's legendary rapids by day and fall asleep to its soothing song by night.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, 97447, USA

Perched at 4,150 feet on the pristine shores of Lemolo Lake, East Lemolo Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its tranquil mountain setting and year-round adventure opportunities. This intimate retreat features 15 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with a picnic table and campfire ring with grill where memories are made under starlit skies. While the campground embraces a back-to-nature experience without drinking water, modern vault toilets and a convenient boat ramp ensure comfort meets wilderness. Secure your spot through advance reservation and prepare for an authentic Pacific Northwest camping experience.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, 97447, USA

Tucked away on the northwest shore of pristine Lemolo Lake, Bunker Hill Campground offers an intimate escape with just five thoughtfully placed campsites. This hidden gem sits beneath the protective canopy of densely forested Bunker Hill, where tranquility reigns supreme. Anglers find their paradise here, casting lines into the crystal-clear waters while eagles soar overhead. The nearby Lemolo Falls Trail beckons adventurers to explore cascading waterfalls just moments from camp, making this small campground a perfect basecamp for those seeking both relaxation and exploration.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road

Nestled alongside the serene waters of Toketee Lake, this enchanting campground offers 32 peaceful sites where the gentle murmur of the North Umpqua River creates nature's perfect soundtrack. A canopy of maples, alders, and willows forms a natural cathedral overhead, their leaves dancing in the breeze and casting dappled shadows across your campsite. While the campground embraces a back-to-basics approach with vault toilets, picnic tables, and trash collection, the absence of running water only adds to the authentic wilderness experience that draws adventurers seeking respite from the modern world.

PO Box 208, Crescent, OR 97733, USA

Step back in time at the Crescent Lake Guard Station, where 1930s craftsmanship meets modern comfort on the pristine eastern shore of Crescent Lake. This charming one-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin seamlessly blends historic character with contemporary amenities, offering adventurers the perfect balance between authentic wilderness immersion and creature comforts. Whether you're seeking solitude, romance, or a basecamp for outdoor exploration, this lakeside retreat delivers an unforgettable experience without sacrificing convenience.

FR 5898 at Waldo Lake, Oakridge, OR, 97463, USA

Nestled at the pristine north shore of Waldo Lake, Islet Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 55 thoughtfully placed campsites amid towering Douglas fir and mountain hemlock forests. At 5,400 feet elevation, this high-altitude haven features inviting sandy beaches that stretch along crystal-clear waters, where each campsite comes equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and convenient vault toilets. Days here unfold with endless possibilities—paddle across mirror-like waters in your canoe, explore winding mountain bike trails, or set sail when afternoon breezes sweep across the lake. While early summer visitors (June through mid-August) should come prepared for nature's mosquito welcoming committee, savvy campers know that western winds offer natural relief, making waterfront sites particularly appealing during peak bug season.

25005 Rock Creek Rd, Idleyld Park, OR, 97447

Where Rock Creek whispers through ancient forests and emerald meadows, Millpond Recreation Site creates a natural playground for outdoor enthusiasts. This cherished riverside retreat seamlessly blends dense woodland canopies with sun-dappled grassy expanses perfect for family gatherings. Adventure seekers can explore winding interpretive trails, while children's laughter echoes from the playground and ball field. On warm afternoons, the creek's inviting swimming hole becomes a refreshing oasis, surrounded by picnic spots where memories are made. Please note: Following wildfire impacts, the campground remained closed throughout the 2022 season as restoration efforts continue.

PO BOX 208, CRESCENT, OR 97733, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Odell Lake, Sunset Cove Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of mountain serenity and aquatic adventure. Wake up to the gentle lapping of crystal-clear waters and spend your days casting lines for trophy trout, exploring hidden forest trails on foot or bike, or launching your boat into the sapphire expanse of one of Oregon's most beloved alpine lakes. As evening falls, the majestic silhouette of Diamond Peak transforms into a canvas of alpenglow, creating the unforgettable sunsets that give this special place its name.

PO BOX 208

Nestled along the pristine shores of Odell Lake, Princess Creek Campground invites you to experience the Pacific Northwest at its finest. Here, 32 thoughtfully placed campsites rest beneath a towering canopy of ancient evergreens, each offering its own window to the lake's sparkling waters. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, catching afternoon winds on your sailboard, or simply gathering around your campfire as stars emerge overhead, this beloved retreat delivers the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility. Every site comes equipped with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings for those memorable evening conversations, while convenient vault toilets ensure comfort during your stay.

Willamette National Forest

Escape to the tranquil sanctuary of Indigo Springs Campground, where just three intimate tent sites await beneath a cathedral of ancient Douglas fir trees. This hidden gem offers solitude seekers and nature enthusiasts a rare opportunity to disconnect from the modern world and immerse themselves in the pristine wilderness of Oregon's old-growth forest. Far from the crowds of larger campgrounds, Indigo Springs provides an authentic back-to-nature experience where the only sounds are rustling branches and birdsong.

46375 HIGHWAY 58

Perched at 5,300 feet in the heart of Willamette National Forest, Warner Mountain Lookout beckons adventurous souls seeking an extraordinary winter escape. This remote sanctuary, accessible only by ski, snowmobile, or snowshoe across up to 10 miles of pristine snow-covered wilderness, rewards intrepid travelers with breathtaking panoramic vistas and crystalline night skies that seem close enough to touch. Here, where Roosevelt elk roam through ancient forests and eagles soar above snow-laden peaks, visitors discover a rare communion with untamed nature.

Willamette National Forest

Tucked away in the heart of Willamette National Forest, Secret Campground lives up to its name as a hidden gem for those seeking solitude and natural beauty. This intimate group site offers a perfect retreat, thoughtfully screened from Forest Service Road 21 by a natural buffer of towering evergreens. The melodic sounds of the Middle Fork Willamette River provide a constant soundtrack as it flows alongside the campground, inviting anglers to cast their lines into its pristine waters. Whether you're paddling the gentle currents, exploring the network of hiking and equestrian trails that wind through the surrounding wilderness, or simply gathering around the campfire with friends, Secret Campground offers an authentic Pacific Northwest escape.

PO BOX 208, CRESCENT, OR 97733, USA

Escape to the tranquil shores of Crescent Lake, where Windy Group Campground awaits as your gateway to an authentic wilderness experience. Nestled deep within the Deschutes National Forest, this secluded group camping haven strips away modern distractions, inviting you to reconnect with nature in its purest form. Here, the emphasis is on simplicity and serenity, where the rustle of pine needles and the gentle lapping of lake waters become your evening soundtrack.

777 NW Garden Valley Blvd, Roseburg, OR, 97471, USA

Discover your perfect riverside retreat at Susan Creek Campground, where 29 thoughtfully arranged sites await beneath a canopy of ancient trees. This gem along the North Umpqua Wild and Scenic River has earned its reputation as one of the Bureau of Land Management's most pristine facilities. Here, the sound of rushing water mingles with birdsong as convenient trail access beckons you to explore the surrounding wilderness from your doorstep.

PO BOX 208, Crescent, OR, 97733, USA

Nestled deep within the Crescent Ranger District, Trapper Creek Campground invites you to discover a hidden forest sanctuary where a babbling creek winds its way toward the pristine waters of Odell Lake. This secluded retreat offers the perfect basecamp for anglers casting lines at dawn, boaters exploring crystal-clear waters, and hikers seeking trails that lead into untouched wilderness. Here, beneath towering evergreens, you'll find the kind of peaceful solitude that makes time slow down and memories last forever.

Willamette National Forest

Nestled along the pristine north shore of Blair Lake, this intimate campground offers seven secluded tent-only sites perfect for those seeking an authentic wilderness experience. Three sites welcome vehicle access for convenient setup, while four walk-in sites reward adventurers with extra solitude and breathtaking lake views. During peak summer weekends, the campground buzzes with fellow outdoor enthusiasts sharing stories around evening campfires. Modern vault toilets and seasonal water access ensure comfort without compromising the natural setting.

FS Rd 5895 at Waldo Lake

Nestled alongside one of Oregon's most spectacular natural treasures, North Waldo Campground offers an escape into pristine wilderness where crystal-clear waters meet ancient forests. Here at Waldo Lake—one of the state's largest natural lakes—adventure seekers find their paradise with world-class water activities, exhilarating mountain biking trails, and direct access to the legendary Pacific Crest Trail. The lake's remarkable purity creates an almost otherworldly experience, drawing visitors who seek both tranquility and outdoor excitement in equal measure.

Willamette National Forest

Nestled on the western shores of Hills Creek Reservoir, Packard Creek Campground beckons families seeking the perfect Oregon outdoor adventure. This welcoming retreat serves as your gateway to endless recreation, where mornings might begin with a peaceful paddle across mirror-like waters and afternoons unfold on scenic mountain bike trails. Whether you're casting a line for the day's catch, exploring forest paths on horseback, or simply watching the sunset paint the reservoir in golden hues, Packard Creek offers an authentic Pacific Northwest camping experience that creates memories to last a lifetime.

Willamette National Forest

Tucked away in nature's embrace, Indigo Springs offers an authentic wilderness escape where the modern world fades into memory. This intimate, primitive campground invites adventurers to pitch their tents beneath towering canopies and fall asleep to the gentle symphony of bubbling springs and the Middle Fork River's melodic flow. While the rustic setting and unpaved access roads make it perfect for tent and car camping enthusiasts seeking solitude, those traveling with RVs or trailers will need to seek alternatives, as the campground's wild character remains deliberately preserved.

Willamette National Forest

Nestled deep within the verdant embrace of Willamette National Forest, Skookum Creek Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience for those seeking solitude and simplicity. This rustic retreat operates on a first-come, first-served basis, inviting spontaneous adventurers to claim their perfect spot among the towering trees. While the campground maintains its primitive charm without potable water facilities, this only adds to the genuine backcountry atmosphere. Seasoned campers know to arrive prepared with their own water supplies or reliable filtration systems, ready to embrace the self-sufficient spirit of forest camping.

3106 Pierce Parkway, Springfield, OR 97477

Tucked away in the Cascade foothills, Sharps Creek Recreation Site offers an intimate escape with just 12 secluded campsites beneath a towering forest canopy. This BLM-managed gem beckons adventurers with its crystal-clear swimming holes, gold-panning heritage, and peaceful picnic spots along the creek. Modern conveniences like vault toilets and seasonal running water ensure comfort while you disconnect from the daily grind and reconnect with nature's rhythms.

34963 Shoreview Dr.

Escape to Rujada Campground, a hidden gem nestled 21 miles east of Cottage Grove where towering trees create a natural cathedral of shade and serenity. Here, your perfect campsite awaits among the dappled sunlight, offering just the right balance of privacy and community. Spend your days splashing in the crystal-clear waters of Layng Creek, where smooth rocks create natural swimming holes perfect for cooling off on warm afternoons. Adventure seekers can explore the enchanting Swordfern Trail, while families gather for memorable picnics under ancient Douglas firs. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with wilderness charm—flush toilets, fresh drinking water, sturdy picnic tables, and fire pits for evening s'mores are all thoughtfully provided. Don't miss the historic CCC shelter, a testament to America's conservation legacy, or let the kids burn off energy at the welcoming playground.

57600 McKenzie Highway, McKenzie Bridge, OR, 97413, USA

Tucked away in the heart of the Willamette National Forest, Frissell Crossing Campground offers an authentic escape to the wilderness where time seems to slow down. This hidden gem, crafted by the skilled hands of the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934, invites you to experience camping as it was meant to be—simple, peaceful, and deeply connected to nature. With its vault toilets and hand-pumped water, this rustic retreat strips away modern distractions, allowing you to immerse yourself in the tranquil sounds of the forest and the gentle murmur of the nearby South Fork McKenzie River.

18782 UMPQUA HWY

Nestled within the enchanting Horseshoe Bend Campground, Deer Flat Group Campground offers an extraordinary retreat beneath a cathedral of towering Douglas fir and fragrant sugar pine. This spacious sanctuary welcomes large gatherings of up to 70 people, where families and friends can create lasting memories in Oregon's pristine wilderness. Just steps away, the legendary North Umpqua River beckons with its crystal-clear waters, world-class fishing, and thrilling whitewater adventures. Adventure seekers will discover endless possibilities along the epic 79-mile North Umpqua Trail, where ancient forests reveal hidden waterfalls and breathtaking vistas at every turn.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, USA, 97447

Discover your perfect mountain retreat at Inlet Campground, where 13 secluded sites await along the pristine shores of Lemolo Lake and the rushing North Umpqua River. Perched high in the Umpqua National Forest, this intimate campground serves as your gateway to endless adventure—cast a line into crystal-clear waters, launch your boat for a sunset paddle, or set off on trails that lead to thundering waterfalls and breathtaking vistas.

570 North Moss St., LOWELL, Oregon, 97452, United States

Nestled along the serene shores of Dexter Lake, Lowell State Recreation Site beckons families and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy perfect Pacific Northwest day trips. While overnight camping isn't available, this lakeside haven transforms sunny afternoons into memorable adventures with its well-maintained picnic shelters, bustling marina, and family-friendly amenities. Children's laughter echoes from the playgrounds while pickup basketball games unfold on the courts, and the aroma of grilled favorites wafts from the BBQ areas. Whether you're launching a boat for a day on the water, spreading out a picnic blanket on the grass, or diving into the refreshing lake for an afternoon swim, Lowell delivers the quintessential Oregon outdoor experience.

570 North Moss St., Lowell, Oregon, 97452, United States

Nestled in Oregon's scenic heartland, Elijah Bristow State Park beckons both equestrian enthusiasts and group gatherers to its expansive grounds. This hidden gem combines vast reserved lands with thoughtfully designed amenities, creating the perfect backdrop for memorable outdoor experiences. Whether you're planning a family reunion at one of the spacious day-use sites or saddling up for a trail ride through pristine wilderness, visitors consistently praise this "beautiful park" for its remarkable blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities.

18782 North Umpqua Highway Glide, OR 97443

Tucked away in the emerald embrace of Oregon's wilderness, Apple Creek Campground offers an intimate escape where the crystalline waters of the Wild and Scenic North Umpqua River merge with the rushing currents of Apple and Panther Creeks. This hidden gem beckons anglers with its easily accessible wade-friendly fishing spots, where rainbow trout dance beneath the surface. Each campsite comes thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and fire pits for evening gatherings under the stars, while a spacious double campsite welcomes larger groups seeking to share adventures. Modern conveniences remain minimal yet sufficient, with a well-maintained vault toilet serving this peaceful riverside retreat.

Umpqua National Forest

Nestled along the breathtaking Rogue-Umpqua National Scenic Byway, Clearwater Falls Campground offers an intimate escape into Oregon's pristine wilderness. This serene retreat features just 9 secluded campsites, each thoughtfully positioned among towering old-growth Douglas firs and equipped with classic picnic tables and fire pits for those cherished campfire moments. The thundering Clearwater Falls divides this hidden gem into two distinct camping areas, with one section perched dramatically above the cascading waters. As a true back-to-nature experience, the campground embraces a pack-it-in, pack-it-out philosophy with no running water or garbage services, allowing visitors to truly disconnect and immerse themselves in the untouched beauty of the forest.

Umpqua National Forest

Escape into a world of towering Douglas firs at this hidden gem, where ancient trees create a natural cathedral that shields you from the nearby North Umpqua Highway. Despite its convenient location, the dense canopy and whisper of wind through branches transport you deep into Oregon's wilderness, offering the perfect balance of accessibility and seclusion for your outdoor adventure.

18782 North Umpqua Highway Glide, OR 97443

Tucked away along the scenic Forest Road 2470, Hobo Camp Campground beckons travelers seeking an authentic, back-to-basics camping experience. This intimate roadside retreat features four thoughtfully spaced single campsites, each equipped with its own picnic table and fire pit where stories are shared under starlit skies. For larger gatherings, a dedicated group site welcomes friends and families with two picnic tables and an expansive fire pit perfect for communal evenings. Operating under special permit from the Umpqua National Forest, this unpretentious gem invites you to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature. While modern amenities are limited to a vault toilet, the absence of running water and garbage services reinforces the campground's leave-no-trace ethos, reminding visitors to tread lightly and pack out what they pack in.

18782 North Umpqua Highway Glide, OR 97443

Tucked away in the shadow of ancient Douglas firs, Mineral Camp offers a rare glimpse into Oregon's gold rush past. This intimate, free campground features just three sites, each thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables and fire pits where modern adventurers can gather around crackling flames just as miners did over a century ago. Once a vital rest stop for prospectors heading up the grueling Hardscrabble Grade to the legendary Bohemia Mining District, today's camp welcomes those seeking solitude along the babbling waters of Sharps Creek.

North Umpqua Highway Glide, OR 97443

Nestled on a peaceful river terrace beneath the protective embrace of towering old-growth giants, this intimate campground serves as your gateway to Oregon's pristine wilderness. The melodic sounds of Brice Creek provide a natural soundtrack as you explore the renowned Brice Creek Trail, cast a line into crystal-clear waters, or discover hidden patches of wild berries ripening in dappled sunlight. This small, secluded retreat offers the perfect balance of adventure and tranquility for those seeking an authentic forest experience.

Umpqua National Forest

Tucked away along the scenic Highway 138, Island Campground offers an intimate escape with just seven thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with its own picnic table and fire pit. Here, the North Umpqua River serves as your constant companion, its gentle murmur providing nature's soundtrack to your stay. Whether you're seeking solitude beneath the towering canopy or adventure on nearby hiking and mountain biking trails, this hidden gem delivers the perfect balance of tranquility and outdoor recreation.

Whitehorse Falls Campground

Tucked beneath a majestic canopy of ancient Douglas-fir trees, Whitehorse Falls Campground offers an intimate escape with just five secluded campsites. Here, the melodic cascade of the Clearwater River creates nature's own soundtrack as crystal-clear waters plunge into serene pools below. This hidden gem provides a refreshingly cool retreat where towering giants that have stood for centuries create a natural cathedral of green, offering campers a chance to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with the timeless rhythms of the forest.

18782 North Umpqua Highway, Glide, OR 97443, USA

18782 North Umpqua Highway

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road

FS Rd 5895 at Waldo Lake

34963 Shoreview Dr.

West Boundary Road, Lowell, OR 97452

Umpqua National Forest

34963 Shoreview Dr, Cottage Grove, OR, 97424

777 NW Garden Valley BLVD, Roseburg, OR, 97471

PO BOX 208

18782 N. Umpqua Hwy.

2020 Toketee Ranger Station Road, Idleyld Park, OR, 97447, USA

78405 Cedar Park Rd

Willamette National Forest

Umpqua National Forest

Willamette National Forest

PO BOX 208, Crescent, OR, 97733, USA

18782 North Umpqua Highway, Glide, OR, 97443, USA

PO BOX 208, Crescent, OR 97733, USA

FR 5898 at Waldo Lake, Oakridge, OR, 97463, USA