Wallowa Lake State Park sits at 4,629 feet on the eastern edge of Oregon, where the high desert meets the alpine Wallowa Mountains. The campground has 209 sites including 121 with hookups, 88 without, 2 rustic yurts, and 3 group tent areas. Sites run $7/night.
Wallowa Lake State Park accommodates a range of camping styles, including RV, tent, and group camping. Rustic yurts are also available.
Weather and SeasonsSummer delivers the best conditions. Daytime highs sit around 70-85°F with nights dropping into the 40s-50s. The lake warms enough for swimming by late June. July and August see the most visitors, so reserve lakeside spots early. Winter brings heavy snow and cold, transforming the area into a quieter season for those equipped for it.
Natural Features and SceneryThe campground borders Wallowa Lake, a clear alpine lake backed by the steep granite faces of the Wallowa Mountains. Pines and firs provide shade across much of the park. Mornings bring calm water and mountain reflections. The surrounding peaks hold snow well into summer at higher elevations, while the valley floor stays green through July.
Geological RegionEastern Oregon's Hidden Gem - Where the high desert meets alpine grandeur in one of the Pacific Northwest's most spectacular geological transitions.
Scenic ViewsThe campground offers scenic views of Wallowa Lake and the mountains.
Lodging & AccommodationsThe park offers 2 hard-sided rustic yurts available for rent. Details about additional lodging are not specified.
Programs & ActivitiesThe park offers interpretive displays and programs, including a Junior Ranger Program aimed at educating younger visitors.