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Mt. Hood National Forest

Saddle up for an unforgettable adventure at Joe Graham Horse Campground, where the majestic Mt. Hood towers above a pristine wilderness perfectly tailored for equestrian enthusiasts. Nestled within the breathtaking Mt. Hood National Forest, this specialized campground serves as your gateway to an extensive network of trails that wind through ancient forests and alpine meadows. Whether you arrive with your trusty steed or simply seek the peaceful ambiance of a horse-friendly environment, you'll find thoughtfully designed amenities including sturdy corrals and convenient hitching posts. Beyond horseback riding, the surrounding trails beckon hikers and mountain bikers to explore the diverse terrain, all while soaking in spectacular views of Oregon's iconic volcanic peak.

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Escape the crowds at Piety Island Campground, where 22 secluded sites await those willing to hike in or arrive by boat. This first-come, first-served gem rewards adventurous spirits with an atmosphere of profound tranquility and breathtaking natural vistas. While the campground's remote nature means facilities are more rustic and maintenance can be sporadic, many visitors find this adds to its authentic, off-the-beaten-path charm. Pack out what you pack in to help preserve this peaceful retreat for fellow nature enthusiasts.

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Shady Cove beckons adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness escape where the journey begins the moment you arrive. This first-come, first-served haven rewards early birds and spontaneous travelers alike. While you'll find limited cellular service—a blessing for those craving digital detox—the campground embraces modern convenience with QR code payments through the Recreation.gov mobile app, making check-in seamless even in this remote paradise.

Skyline Rd., Timothy Lake, OR

Discover your perfect basecamp at Stone Creek Campground, where modern amenities meet pristine wilderness. Since opening its gates in 2023, this thoughtfully designed retreat has welcomed adventurers to its shaded havens beneath towering conifers along Timothy Lake's tranquil shores. Whether you're pitching a tent in the dedicated tent loop or settling your RV into a spacious site, you'll find comfort in accessible vault toilets, fresh drinking water, and the reassuring presence of a friendly campground host. Beyond your site, a peaceful day-use area beckons for afternoon picnics, while the non-motorized boat launch invites you to explore the lake's glassy waters. Miles of scenic trails begin just steps away, promising unforgettable mountain adventures.

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Nestled in the heart of Mount Hood National Forest, Trillium Lake Campground offers an enchanting escape where towering evergreens frame pristine mountain views and the crystal-clear waters of Trillium Lake reflect the majestic peak of Mount Hood. This beloved destination beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking the perfect blend of alpine beauty and accessible wilderness adventure.

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Nestled in the shadow of Mt. Hood's northwestern slopes, Riley Horse Campground beckons equestrian enthusiasts and nature lovers alike to experience the Pacific Northwest's untamed beauty from horseback. This unique campground seamlessly blends rustic charm with practical amenities, featuring dedicated horse corrals that serve as your trusty steed's home base while you explore miles of scenic trails winding through ancient forests. Though designed with riders in mind, Riley Horse welcomes all outdoor adventurers seeking a peaceful retreat in one of Oregon's most spectacular landscapes.

MT. HOOD, OR, USA

Nestled in the majestic shadows of Mt. Hood, Still Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Pacific Northwest escape. This mountain sanctuary serves as your basecamp for endless outdoor pursuits—from challenging hiking trails and exhilarating mountain biking routes to peaceful horseback rides through old-growth forests and world-class fly-fishing in crystal-clear waters. Whether you're pitching a tent under towering evergreens or parking your RV among the pines, you'll find yourself immersed in nature's grandeur, though you'll need to embrace the rustic charm as the campground keeps things simple without utility hookups.

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Nestled beside a melodious mountain creek in the heart of Mt. Hood National Forest, Camp Creek Campground invites you to disconnect and unwind among nearly two dozen thoughtfully spaced campsites. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, you'll find each site equipped with sturdy picnic tables and fire rings complete with grills for those memorable campfire meals. The campground maintains vault toilets throughout, and while water pumps provide drinking water, seasoned campers recommend bringing a backup supply or filtration system based on recent visitor experiences.

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Nestled alongside the pristine waters of the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, Riverside Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its rustic charm and natural beauty. This tranquil retreat offers thoughtfully spaced single-family sites perfect for tent camping and small RVs, where the gentle sounds of flowing water create nature's soundtrack. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear river, exploring scenic hiking trails, or paddling through gentle rapids, this riverside sanctuary provides the perfect basecamp for your Pacific Northwest adventure.

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Nestled alongside the pristine waters of the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, Lazy Bend Campground offers an enchanting retreat where towering evergreens create a natural cathedral of green. This riverside sanctuary beckons both solo adventurers and families seeking to trade city sounds for rushing water and birdsong. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear river, navigating its gentle rapids, or exploring forest trails that wind through ancient groves, Lazy Bend provides the perfect basecamp for your Pacific Northwest adventure.

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Nestled alongside the pristine Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, Rainbow Campground invites tent campers to immerse themselves in Oregon's natural splendor. Whether you're casting a line into crystal-clear waters, navigating thrilling whitewater rapids, or exploring scenic trails by bike or foot, adventure awaits at every turn. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with the wilderness experience, featuring well-maintained vault toilets, fresh drinking water, and thoughtfully designed camping spots accessible via paved and gravel pathways.

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Nestled along the banks of the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, Roaring River Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of Oregon's majestic Cascade Range. This hidden gem combines rustic charm with endless adventure, where the sound of rushing water serves as nature's soundtrack. Whether you're casting a line into pristine waters, navigating thrilling whitewater rapids, or exploring scenic trails that wind through ancient forests, this small but mighty campground serves as your perfect basecamp for experiencing the raw beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

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Nestled in the heart of Oregon's wilderness, Frog Lake Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its rustic charm and endless adventure opportunities. This hidden gem serves as your perfect basecamp for car camping expeditions and memorable family getaways, where days are filled with fishing for elusive trout, refreshing swims in crystal-clear waters, peaceful canoe paddling, and scenic trail explorations that reveal the forest's best-kept secrets.

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Nestled along the pristine waters of the Clackamas River, Indian Henry Campground has long been a cherished gateway to the untamed beauty of Mount Hood National Forest. This riverside sanctuary once welcomed adventurers seeking solace among towering evergreens and the soothing sounds of rushing water. While the devastating 2020 Riverside Wildfire has temporarily closed this beloved retreat, its legacy as a portal to Oregon's wilderness adventures remains etched in the memories of countless visitors who explored its trails and fished its waters.

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Discover Kingfisher Campground, where untamed wilderness meets modern comfort in what seasoned campers call 'a diamond in the rough.' This enchanting retreat welcomes both tent enthusiasts and RV adventurers with its thoughtfully placed amenities—fresh drinking water, clean vault toilets, and crackling fire pits await your arrival. While you won't find utility hookups here, you'll discover something far more valuable: an authentic connection with nature that feels increasingly rare in our connected world.

Oak Grove Fork Rd., Lake Harriet, OR, USA

Nestled along the pristine eastern shores of Lake Harriet, this intimate campground offers eight thoughtfully spaced single-family sites where the gentle lapping of water creates nature's perfect soundtrack. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or settling in with your RV, you'll find everything needed for a comfortable stay: accessible vault toilets, fresh drinking water, crackling fire pits, sturdy picnic tables, and convenient boat ramp access for morning paddling adventures.

Skyline Rd, Timothy Lake, OR, USA

Nestled along the pristine south shore of Timothy Lake, Pine Point Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its tranquil forest setting and breathtaking water views. Towering conifers create a natural cathedral overhead while gentle lake breezes carry the scent of pine through your campsite. Adventure awaits just steps away, with direct access to renowned hiking trails including the legendary Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, making this an ideal basecamp for explorers seeking both relaxation and mountain adventures.

Skyline Rd, Timothy Lake, OR, USA

Nestled along Timothy Lake's pristine southern shores, Gone Creek Campground offers an enchanting escape where morning mist dances across turquoise waters and Mt. Hood's snow-capped peak dominates the horizon. This versatile outdoor haven welcomes both tent campers seeking simplicity and RV travelers desiring comfort, all while providing easy access to lakeside adventures and scenic hiking trails that wind through ancient forests.

Skyline Rd, Timothy Lake, OR, USA

Nestled on the southeastern shore of Timothy Lake, Hoodview Campground invites you into a world where towering mixed conifers create a natural cathedral and wild rhododendrons paint the forest floor with vibrant blooms. Here in Mt. Hood National Forest, the majestic peak serves as your constant companion, reflected in the lake's pristine waters where paddlers glide at dawn and mountain bikers traverse scenic trails by day. This beloved basecamp beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of water sports, hiking expeditions, and tranquil forest retreats.

OAK FORK CAMPGROUND, SKYLINE ROAD, TIMOTHY LAKE, OR, USA

Nestled along the southeastern shore of Timothy Lake in the heart of Mt. Hood National Forest, Oak Fork Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of wilderness and comfort. This scenic retreat features 36 thoughtfully spaced single-family campsites, 6 cozy cabins for those seeking a touch of comfort, and 8 secluded hike-to sites for the ultimate backcountry experience. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, paddling across mirror-like waters, or simply soaking in the mountain views, Oak Fork delivers an unforgettable Pacific Northwest camping experience with pristine facilities that enhance rather than intrude upon the natural beauty.

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Nestled in the heart of Mt. Hood National Forest, Clackamas Lake Campground invites you to experience the Pacific Northwest's natural splendor across 49 thoughtfully designed sites. Whether you're arriving with tent in tow or RV in hand, you'll find your perfect basecamp here, with 11 specialized equestrian sites welcoming horse enthusiasts to explore the wilderness on horseback. Days unfold with endless possibilities: cast a line into the tranquil waters, take a refreshing dip, paddle across the glassy lake surface, or lace up your boots for the scenic 2.2-mile Miller Trail, your gateway to the legendary Pacific Crest Trail.

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Tucked away in the enchanting Mt. Hood National Forest, Little Crater Lake Campground invites outdoor enthusiasts to discover a hidden gem where turquoise waters meet towering evergreens. This intimate campground serves as your gateway to two of Oregon's most captivating natural wonders: the mysterious Little Crater Lake with its impossibly blue waters, and the expansive Timothy Lake just a short journey away. Whether you're pitching a tent beneath ancient firs or settling your RV into a cozy spot surrounded by wetlands teeming with life, you'll find yourself immersed in the tranquil beauty of the Pacific Northwest wilderness.

HC 73 BOX 320, Mill City, OR 97360, USA

Where Fox Creek's crystal waters join the rushing Breitenbush River, Fox Creek Group Camp sprawls across a generous clearing embraced by towering evergreens. This spacious sanctuary welcomes large gatherings of up to 75 adventurers seeking to reconnect in nature's embrace. The campground provides essential amenities including vault toilets, waste disposal stations, fire rings for evening storytelling, and sturdy picnic tables for communal meals. While you'll need to bring your own water supply, the authentic camping experience more than compensates for this minor consideration.

44125 N Santiam Hwy SE, Detroit, OR, 97342, USA

Tucked away in the heart of western Oregon's Willamette National Forest, Breitenbush Campground offers an intimate escape where the rhythmic sounds of the Breitenbush River create nature's perfect soundtrack. Here, towering evergreens and lush undergrowth create natural privacy screens between campsites, allowing visitors to truly disconnect and immerse themselves in the tranquil forest atmosphere. Each site feels like its own secret grove, where morning mist dances above the river and evening light filters through the dense canopy overhead.

FSR 4220 Mt Hood National Forest, Mt Hood, OR

Step back in time at the Olallie Lake Guard Station Cabin, where hand-forged iron details and a stone chimney tell stories of craftsmanship from a bygone era. This lovingly preserved gem sits within the breathtaking Olallie Lake Scenic Area, inviting you to disconnect from modern life and reconnect with nature. Whether you're casting a line into pristine waters, paddling across mirror-like surfaces, or exploring miles of wilderness trails, this historic retreat serves as your gateway to authentic Pacific Northwest adventures.

Willamette N.F, HC 73 Box 320, Mill City, OR, 97360, USA

Escape to Hoover Campground, where 35 pristine campsites await beneath a towering canopy of Douglas fir and maple trees along the sparkling shores of Detroit Lake. This hidden gem combines modern conveniences—including flush and vault toilets—with easy lake access via the boat ramp, while nature trails wind through the forest, inviting you to explore the lush Pacific Northwest wilderness that surrounds your temporary home.

DETROIT RANGER DISTRICT HC 73 Box 320, Mill City, OR 97360, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Detroit Lake, Cove Creek Campground offers a tranquil escape beneath towering evergreens. This well-appointed retreat features 60 thoughtfully designed campsites spread across two scenic loops. The first loop (sites 1-36) winds through mature forest, while the second loop (sites 37-63) opens to lake glimpses and mountain air. With 55 single-family sites perfect for intimate getaways and 6 spacious double-family sites ideal for group adventures, Cove Creek provides the perfect basecamp for your Pacific Northwest expedition.

FOREST RD 42, ZIGZAG, OR 97049, USA

Step back in time at Clackamas Lake Historic Cabin, where the craftsmanship of the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps lives on in every hand-hewn detail. This architectural gem showcases the best of Depression-era artistry with its towering rock chimney, pristine knot-free paneling, and intricate hand-wrought ironwork. Nestled among towering evergreens, the cabin serves as your gateway to endless outdoor adventures while offering a rare glimpse into America's conservation heritage.

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Perched atop a 40-foot tower on Clear Lake Butte, this remote cabin lookout beckons adventurers seeking true solitude in Oregon's winter wilderness. Your journey here demands commitment—a strenuous trek through snow-laden trails accessible only by snowshoe, skis, or snowmobile leads to your elevated sanctuary. Once you've conquered the ascent, you're rewarded with an off-grid retreat where panoramic vistas stretch endlessly across Mt. Hood's pristine snowscape. Days unfold with possibilities: cast a line into crystal waters, explore hidden trails, spot elusive wildlife, or carve fresh tracks through untouched powder. This winter-only escape transforms the hardy soul who seeks it into a temporary guardian of the forest, living where eagles soar.

HC73 BOX 320, Mill City, OR 97360, USA

Perched atop Gold Butte's windswept summit, this meticulously restored 1934 fire lookout invites you to step back in time while gazing across an endless sea of Cascade peaks. Wake to sunrise painting the mountains gold, spend afternoons watching elk graze in distant meadows, and fall asleep to the whisper of wind through ancient firs. This historic Civilian Conservation Corps gem combines rustic mountain charm with jaw-dropping 360-degree views that stretch from volcanic peaks to verdant valleys below.

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Tucked away on the northeastern shore of Timothy Lake, North Arm Campground offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Mt. Hood National Forest. This intimate camping destination features 18 thoughtfully spaced sites, where 14 traditional campsites welcome both tent campers and RV adventurers, while 4 exclusive hike-in sites reward those seeking an even deeper connection with nature. Here, towering conifers create natural privacy screens between sites, and the gentle lapping of lake waters provides a soothing soundtrack to your wilderness escape. Miles of nearby trails beckon hikers to explore the surrounding forest, making this hidden gem a perfect basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility away from the crowds.

HC 73 Box 320, Mill City, OR, 97360, USA

Tucked away in a cathedral of towering cedar and Douglas fir, Whispering Falls Campground offers an intimate escape where the North Santiam River's gentle murmur provides nature's soundtrack. This hidden gem features 16 thoughtfully spaced campsites that balance accessibility with solitude—whether you prefer to reserve your perfect spot in advance or arrive spontaneously to claim one of the first-come, first-served sites. Here, privacy isn't just promised—it's woven into the very fabric of the forest that embraces each campsite.

HC 73 Box 320, Mill City, OR, 97360, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Detroit Lake, Santiam Flats Campground invites you to experience the tranquility of Oregon's wilderness with 31 thoughtfully designed campsites. Choose from 26 intimate single sites perfect for couples or small families, or opt for one of 5 spacious double sites ideal for larger groups. While you won't find a formal boat launch here, registered campers enjoy the exclusive privilege of mooring their watercraft right along the peaceful shoreline. Modern conveniences blend seamlessly with nature, featuring clean vault toilets and fresh drinking water stations strategically placed throughout the grounds, ensuring comfort without compromising the authentic outdoor experience.

HC 73 Box 320, Mill City, OR 97360, USA

Nestled beneath towering old-growth giants, Humbug Campground invites you to experience the tranquil rhythm of forest life along the pristine Breitenbush River. This intimate retreat features 21 thoughtfully placed campsites, each equipped with picnic tables and grills for memorable outdoor meals. Modern vault toilets and convenient drinking water spigots ensure comfort during your stay, while most sites reward visitors with captivating riverfront views where you can fall asleep to the gentle melody of flowing water.

Bureau of Land Management, Northwest Oregon District-Attn: Recreation Operations, 1717 Fabry Rd SE, Salem, OR, 97306

Nestled in an enchanting grove of towering western red cedar trees, Three Bears Campground offers a serene escape just 4 miles south of Glen Avon Bridge. This intimate hideaway features 15 walk-to tent sites, each thoughtfully equipped with tent pads, picnic tables, fire rings, and BBQ grills for the perfect outdoor experience. The campground's crown jewel is its direct access to a pristine cobble beach and inviting swimming hole along the Molalla River, where crystal-clear waters beckon on warm summer days. While vault toilets ensure basic comfort, adventurers should note that fresh drinking water awaits just a mile east at Cedar Grove Campground, making this the ideal basecamp for those seeking a more rustic connection with nature.

Bureau of Land Management, Northwest Oregon District-Attn: Recreation Operations, 1717 Fabry Rd SE, Salem, OR, 97306, United States

Tucked away in the heart of the Molalla River Recreation Corridor, Cedar Grove Campground offers an intimate escape into Oregon's pristine wilderness. This hidden gem features just 10 tent-only sites, each thoughtfully designed with its own tent pad, metal fire ring, BBQ grill, and picnic table—perfect for those seeking a more authentic outdoor experience. After parking in the centralized area, a short walk leads you to your secluded site, where the sounds of the nearby Molalla Wild and Scenic River create nature's perfect soundtrack. Modern conveniences haven't been forgotten, with vault toilets and fresh drinking water available via hand pump. Remember to secure your reservation in advance—this peaceful retreat fills quickly with those in the know.

Bureau of Land Management, Northwest Oregon District-Attn: Recreation Operations, 1717 Fabry Rd SE, Salem, OR 97306

Tucked away in a tranquil forest beside a serene beaver pond, Aquila Vista provides an authentic wilderness experience for groups seeking to disconnect from the modern world. This rustic campground features essential amenities including vault toilets, covered picnic shelters with tables, and fire rings for evening gatherings under the stars. True to its back-to-nature spirit, visitors should come prepared with their own water and firewood, as the site offers neither running water nor wood collection. The absence of cellular service completes the digital detox, allowing campers to fully immerse themselves in the natural surroundings.

30725 N Fork Ln SE, Lyons, OR 97358

Elkhorn Valley Recreation Site stands as a testament to nature's resilience, currently closed as the forest recovers from wildfire damage. Once a cherished hideaway for those seeking solitude amid pristine wilderness, this scenic campground earned its reputation as a peaceful sanctuary where privacy and natural beauty converged in perfect harmony. The site awaits its eventual rebirth, when visitors will once again discover the tranquil escape that made Elkhorn Valley a beloved destination.

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Nestled along the banks of the pristine Clackamas Wild and Scenic River, Armstrong Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of Mt. Hood National Forest. This charming riverside retreat beckons families and nature enthusiasts with its shaded, verdant campsites that seem to whisper stories of the ancient forest. Here, the gentle murmur of flowing water mingles with birdsong, while towering trees create a natural cathedral overhead. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters or simply breathing in the pine-scented air, Armstrong provides the perfect basecamp for your Pacific Northwest adventure.

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Nestled alongside the breathtaking Clackamas Wild and Scenic River in Mt. Hood National Forest, Fish Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect Pacific Northwest escape. This riverside haven serves as your gateway to world-class fishing holes, scenic hiking trails, and exhilarating whitewater rafting adventures. While currently closed following the 2020 Riverside Wildfire, this beloved campground remains a testament to the region's natural resilience and enduring beauty.

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Nestled along the pristine shores of its namesake lake, Clear Lake Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Pacific Northwest escape. Here, mornings begin with mist rising off the water as anglers cast their lines for the day's catch, while kayakers glide silently across the glassy surface, respecting the 10 mph speed limit that preserves the lake's tranquil atmosphere. Whether you're pitching a tent beneath towering conifers or parking your RV in one of the spacious sites, you'll find yourself immersed in nature's rhythms. Though the campground embraces a back-to-basics approach without utility hookups, modern conveniences like sturdy picnic tables, fire rings with grills, vault toilets, and regular trash collection ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness experience. Days unfold with endless possibilities: explore winding hiking trails, cool off with an afternoon swim, or simply relax at your site as the scent of campfire smoke mingles with pine.

44125 N. Santiam Hwy SE

Gather your favorite people and escape to Cleator Bend Group Campground, where the pristine Breitenbush River becomes your backyard playground. This spacious riverside retreat welcomes groups of up to 45 adventurers, creating the perfect setting for family reunions, scout troops, or outdoor clubs seeking their next wilderness experience. Eight campfire rings invite evening storytelling sessions, while matching picnic tables ensure everyone has a spot for memorable meals under towering evergreens. Whether you're casting for rainbow trout at dawn, exploring forest trails by day, or taking refreshing dips in crystal-clear river pools, this group sanctuary offers endless opportunities for shared adventures. While you'll need to bring your own drinking water for now, a well-maintained vault toilet and regular trash collection keep your stay comfortable and worry-free.

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Escape to Elk Lake Campground, where 17 intimate tent sites nestle between two of Oregon's most pristine wilderness areas—Bull of the Woods and Opal Creek. This hidden gem transforms into a wildflower wonderland each July, when alpine meadows burst with color against the backdrop of crystal-clear, motor-free waters. Whether you're paddling across the glassy lake at sunrise, diving into refreshing mountain waters, or simply soaking in the tranquility of old-growth forests, Elk Lake offers the perfect basecamp for those seeking authentic wilderness experiences without the crowds.

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Tucked away in an enchanting forest where sunlight filters through towering evergreens, Ripplebrook Campground offers an intimate camping experience alongside the rushing waters of the Clackamas Wild and Scenic River. This charming riverside retreat welcomes tent campers and small RVs (under 19 feet) to discover a world where the sound of rapids mingles with birdsong, and anglers cast their lines in pristine waters known for excellent fishing. Adventure seekers flock here to launch whitewater rafting expeditions, while those seeking tranquility find solace in the gentle rustle of leaves and the river's eternal song.

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Just a scenic drive from Portland's urban bustle, Tollgate Campground serves as your gateway to Mt. Hood's wilderness wonderland. Here, where pioneers once paid their toll to cross the legendary Barlow Road, modern adventurers find their basecamp for mountain exploration. Stand beside the meticulously recreated tollgate where Oregon Trail travelers once paused on their westward journey, then set off on the same historic paths now transformed into hiking and biking trails. Cast a line in crystal-clear mountain waters, or simply breathe in the pine-scented air that has welcomed travelers for generations.

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Nestled alongside the pristine Clackamas River, Lockaby Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with over two dozen thoughtfully spaced campsites. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or settling in with a smaller RV (16 feet or less is ideal for navigating the natural terrain), you'll find everything needed for a classic camping experience. Each site comes equipped with sturdy picnic tables, campfire rings for evening gatherings, and grills for outdoor cooking. While the campground embraces a back-to-basics approach with vault toilets and hand-pumped water stations instead of modern hookups, the combination of paved and gravel parking ensures easy access to your wilderness retreat.

5330 Imai Rd, Hood River, OR 97031, USA

Tucked away in the Mount Hood National Forest, Nottingham Campground remains one of Oregon's best-kept secrets. Here, the gentle murmur of the East Fork Hood River creates a natural soundtrack for your wilderness escape, while towering evergreens provide a canopy of tranquility. From May through September, this riverside sanctuary beckons those who prefer their adventures paired with peaceful solitude. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, exploring forest trails by day, or simply unwinding by the water's edge, Nottingham offers an authentic Pacific Northwest camping experience away from the crowds.

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Tucked away in nature's embrace, Lost Creek Campground offers an intimate escape where tranquility reigns supreme. This small, shaded sanctuary has earned devoted followers who praise its peaceful atmosphere and exceptional hammocking opportunities beneath the forest canopy. Whether you choose a traditional single or double site, or venture to one of the secluded walk-to spots, you'll find yourself immersed in comfort with full accessibility throughout. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with the wilderness, featuring sturdy picnic tables, inviting campfire rings, accessible vault toilets, and fresh drinking water—everything you need for a memorable stay without sacrificing the authentic outdoor experience.

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Nestled along the pristine banks of the Clackamas River, Sunstrip Campground offers adventurous souls a back-to-basics camping experience where the rhythms of nature take center stage. This intimate, tent-only sanctuary provides an authentic wilderness escape, though visitors should note it remains temporarily closed following the 2020 Riverside Wildfire. When open, this secluded hideaway strips camping down to its essence—just you, your tent, and the soothing sounds of the river flowing past your doorstep. While amenities are minimal, the reward is an unfiltered connection with Oregon's stunning natural beauty.

P.O. Box 340, Detroit, OR 97342, USA

Nestled along the pristine south shore of Detroit Lake at 1,604 feet elevation, Southshore Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect balance of wilderness and water recreation. This tranquil retreat features thoughtfully spaced campsites across two distinct loops, where towering trees provide natural privacy between wooded hideaways and sun-dappled open spaces. Whether you're launching your boat for a day of fishing, setting off on scenic hiking trails, or simply relaxing by your campfire, you'll find everything you need with well-maintained vault toilets, fresh drinking water, sturdy picnic tables, and established fire rings at each site.

PO BOX 549, DETROIT, Oregon, 97342, United States

Where the whispering pines meet the crystal-clear waters of the North Santiam River, this enchanting forest retreat beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking authentic Pacific Northwest experiences. Wander along accessible trails that wind through towering evergreens, cast a line into the river's promising pools, or simply lose yourself in the rhythmic sounds of rushing water from your campsite. With thoughtfully maintained facilities and countless opportunities for adventure, this riverside sanctuary serves as your gateway to unforgettable memories in nature's embrace.

24101 S. ENTRANCE RD, ESTACADA, Oregon, 97023, United States

Nestled along the scenic Clackamas River, Milo McIver State Park welcomes adventurers of all kinds with its thoughtfully designed camping options. Whether you're pulling up in a fully-equipped RV to one of the electrical sites or arriving on foot to claim a cozy hike-in spot, you'll find modern comforts waiting. Hot showers wash away the day's adventures, while flush toilets and a convenient RV dump station ensure your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable. The park's commitment to accessibility means everyone can experience the magic of Oregon camping, with specially designed sites that accommodate campers with disabilities.

22965 North Fork Road SE, Lyons, Oregon, 97358, United States

Rising from the ashes of the 2020 Labor Day Fires, Santiam Horse Camp has triumphantly reopened its gates to adventurers seeking the unique beauty of Oregon's regenerating wilderness. This equestrian-friendly haven in the Santiam State Forest beckons horseback riders, mountain bikers, and hikers alike to explore its extensive network of non-motorized trails. Here, the stark beauty of fire-touched forest creates a hauntingly beautiful backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts, where new growth emerges alongside charred sentinels, telling a powerful story of nature's resilience.

PO BOX 549, DETROIT, Oregon, 97342, United States

Nestled along the shores of a pristine mountain reservoir, Detroit Lake State Recreation Area beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its diverse camping options and stunning natural beauty. This beloved destination seamlessly blends modern amenities with wilderness charm, offering everything from fully-equipped RV sites to secluded tent camping spots beneath towering evergreens. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or an extended adventure, this expansive recreation area serves as your gateway to the spectacular Cascade Mountains.

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Perched high on the slopes of majestic Mount Hood, Alpine Campground serves as your gateway to alpine adventure. Towering white pines and ancient hemlocks create a natural cathedral overhead, providing cool shade for tent campers and car campers alike. Just moments away, the iconic Timberline Lodge beckons, while miles of hiking and biking trails wind through the mountain wilderness, promising exploration at every turn.

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Nestled beneath a canopy of towering lodgepole pines, White River Station Campground invites you to experience camping where history and nature converge. This peaceful retreat sits along the legendary Barlow Road, where pioneer wagons once carved their path through Oregon's wilderness. The distinctive sandy volcanic soil beneath your feet tells the story of ancient geological forces, while the melodic White River provides a constant companion to your outdoor adventures.

Peninsula Campground, Olallie Lake Scenic Area, Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon

Perched on a dramatic peninsula that reaches into the pristine waters of Olallie Lake, Peninsula Campground reigns as the area's premier camping destination. This sprawling lakeside retreat beckons anglers and paddlers with its unmatched water access and sweeping vistas. While recent wildfires have left their mark on the landscape, creating a haunting beauty of charred giants and regenerating forest, visitors should remain mindful of potential hazards like unstable trees and erosion-prone trails. The raw, evolving wilderness adds a layer of adventure to your stay, reminding campers of nature's powerful cycles of destruction and renewal.

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Tucked away on a pristine high ridge, Bonney Meadows Campground offers an intimate escape where wildflower-dotted meadows stretch as far as the eye can see. This peaceful haven welcomes outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds, with dedicated horse corrals serving equestrian adventurers and miles of winding single-track trails beckoning hikers and mountain bikers alike. Here, the rhythmic clip-clop of horses mingles with the whisper of wind through meadow grasses, creating a symphony of mountain tranquility.

Riverside Campground, Clackamas River Ranger District, 16400 Champion Way, Sandy, OR 97055

Perched along the banks of the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, Riverside Campground invites adventurers into Oregon's rugged beauty. This rustic retreat serves as your basecamp for exploring miles of hiking trails, exhilarating mountain biking routes, and scenic horseback riding paths. While the 2020 Riverside Fire has transformed the landscape, creating more open skies above select campsites, the campground's enduring charm lies in its riverside serenity and authentic wilderness experience. Consider bringing a pop-up canopy to create your own shaded oasis as nature continues its remarkable recovery.

Green Canyon Campground, Near Zigzag, OR

Tucked away in the heart of the Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness, Green Canyon Campground offers an intimate escape beneath towering old-growth Douglas firs and ancient cedars. This hidden gem along the pristine Salmon River provides the perfect basecamp for wilderness adventurers seeking solitude among giants. With its small, primitive sites sheltered by a cathedral-like canopy of maples and alders, Green Canyon invites you to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Mt. Hood National Forest.

Mt. Hood National Forest, Forest Rd 5830, Clackamas, Oregon

Tucked away in Oregon's majestic high country, Hideaway Lake Campground lives up to its name as a secluded forest retreat. This intimate single-loop campground sits gracefully above the pristine waters of Hideaway Lake, where towering Douglas firs and hemlocks create a natural cathedral overhead. Each campsite is thoughtfully positioned within this emerald sanctuary, with native rhododendrons forming living privacy screens between neighbors. Whether you're casting a line into the mirror-like lake, paddling quietly across its peaceful surface, or exploring nearby hiking trails, this hidden gem offers the perfect blend of accessibility and wilderness solitude.

70220 E Highway 26 Zigzag, OR 97049

Nestled alongside the pristine waters of the Wild and Scenic Sandy River, McNeil Campground offers an enchanting escape into Oregon's natural beauty. This sun-drenched retreat features a welcoming single-loop design that winds through a captivating landscape where towering lodgepole pines and Douglas firs create a natural cathedral. Beneath your feet, a soft carpet of emerald moss cushions your steps, while ancient volcanic boulders stand as silent sentinels throughout the grounds, telling stories of the mountain's dramatic past.

Meditation Point Campground, Timothy Lake, Oregon

Tucked away on the pristine shores of Timothy Lake, Meditation Point Campground offers an authentic wilderness escape for those seeking solitude and natural beauty. This intimate, primitive campground features seven secluded sites that reward adventurous souls who arrive by boat, bike, or hiking trail. Far from the crowds and accessible only to those willing to journey beyond the beaten path, Meditation Point provides a rare opportunity to disconnect from modern life and reconnect with nature in its purest form.

16400 Champion Way, Sandy, OR 97055

Rising from the ashes of the 2020 Lionshead Fire, Lower Lake Campground is experiencing a remarkable transformation as nature and human effort combine to restore this cherished wilderness retreat. Tucked into a secluded pocket of pristine forest just north of the larger Olallie Lake, this intimate campground offers adventurers a genuine back-to-basics experience. Here, the modern world fades away as you explore crystalline mountain lakes by paddle, discover hidden trails that wind through towering evergreens, and cast your line into waters that mirror the sky above.

State Rt. 224, Estacada, OR

Nestled along the banks of the pristine Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, Carter Bridge Campground invites adventurers into a tranquil riverside sanctuary. This intimate single-loop campground winds beneath a magnificent cathedral of towering cedars, graceful maples, and whispering alders, creating a natural haven for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. While the crystalline waters beckon anglers and thrill-seekers with promises of prime fishing spots and exhilarating whitewater rafting, visitors should note that nature's resilience is on full display here. The Riverside Fire has left its mark on this landscape, transforming it into a testament to forest regeneration. Campers are encouraged to embrace this unique opportunity to witness nature's recovery while exercising appropriate caution around fire-affected trees, naturally sculpted slopes, and seasonal water fluctuations.

Barlow Road, near Barlow Pass Sno-Park, Parkdale, OR 97041

Tucked away in the verdant depths of Mt. Hood National Forest, Barlow Creek Campground invites you to sleep where pioneers once tread. This peaceful retreat along the Historic Barlow Road—the final treacherous stretch of the Oregon Trail—offers a perfect blend of history and wilderness. Here, the gentle murmur of Barlow Creek mingles with whispers of the past, creating an atmosphere where modern campers can connect with both nature and the courageous spirit of westward expansion.

Barlow Crossing Campground, Located along the Historic Barlow Road near the Barlow Creek

Nestled in nature's embrace, this campground offers an unforgettable escape where adventure meets tranquility. Whether you're seeking a weekend retreat or an extended wilderness experience, you'll find yourself immersed in a landscape that rejuvenates the soul and ignites the spirit of exploration. From dawn's first light filtering through the trees to evening campfires under star-studded skies, every moment here writes its own story.

Mt. Hood National Forest

Where the wild Clackamas and Collawash Rivers meet in a dramatic confluence, Riverford Campground offers an intimate escape into Oregon's untamed wilderness. This hidden gem shelters just eight coveted campsites beneath a cathedral of towering Douglas firs and ancient hemlocks, where lucky visitors can claim one of the prized creekside spots. The rhythmic song of rushing water provides nature's soundtrack as you settle into this pocket of tranquility, far from the crowds yet close to endless adventures.

Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Tucked away in nature's embrace, Clear Creek Crossing Campground offers a serene riverside retreat where the gentle murmur of Clear Creek provides the soundtrack to your outdoor adventure. This hidden gem serves as the perfect basecamp for exploring the renowned Clear Creek Trail #487, drawing hiking enthusiasts, backpackers, and anglers seeking both tranquility and adventure. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters, setting off on a backcountry expedition, or simply relaxing beneath the towering canopy, Clear Creek Crossing delivers an authentic Pacific Northwest camping experience.

Mt. Hood National Forest

16400 Champion Way Sandy, OR 97055

Escape to Olallie Meadow Campground, where expansive mountain vistas and peaceful solitude await those seeking an authentic wilderness experience. This rustic gem sits nestled in a sprawling meadow that opens up to breathtaking panoramic views of the majestic Olallie Butte, offering campers a true back-to-nature retreat far from the crowds.

From Sandy- follow Highway 26 east to Forest Road 42 (Skyline Rd.). Follow 42 south (right) through the Warm Springs Indian Reservation and back into the national forest. Continue on 42 to Forest Road 4200-141. Follow 4200-141 west about one mile to the campground.

Nestled beside the pristine waters of Summit Lake, this intimate rustic campground invites adventurers to disconnect from the world and reconnect with nature. Whether you're casting a line into the tranquil shallows at dawn, taking a refreshing afternoon swim, or setting off on nearby trails that wind through ancient forests, Summit Lake Campground offers an authentic wilderness experience. Several sites require a short walk from your vehicle, adding to the sense of peaceful seclusion that makes this hidden gem so special.

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Escape to Bagby Campground, where ancient forests meet riverside tranquility along the Hot Springs fork of the Collawash River. This serene retreat offers well-appointed campsites featuring picnic tables and fire rings, perfect for gathering under towering cedar canopies and centuries-old Douglas firs. Modern vault toilets ensure comfort while maintaining the site's rustic charm, making it an ideal basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic Pacific Northwest camping experience.

Mt. Hood National Forest

Escape to the untamed beauty of Shellrock Creek Campground, where the rhythmic murmur of cascading waters creates nature's perfect soundtrack. Nestled along the pristine banks of Shellrock Creek—a tributary that journeys through Oak Grove Fork before joining the mighty Clackamas River—this primitive campground offers an authentic wilderness experience. Here, far from the hustle of modern life, you'll discover what it truly means to disconnect and immerse yourself in Oregon's raw, natural splendor.

Mt. Hood National Forest

Escape to the untouched wilderness of Little Fan Creek, where the gentle sounds of the Collawash River create nature's perfect soundtrack. This secluded walk-in dispersed campsite offers the ultimate back-to-basics experience for those seeking genuine solitude. With no services or amenities, you'll discover the raw beauty of camping as it was meant to be—just you, your gear, and the pristine Oregon wilderness. Remember to embrace Leave No Trace principles by packing out everything you bring in, preserving this hidden gem for future adventurers.

P.O. Box 340, Detroit, OR 97342, USA

Oak Grove Fork Rd., Lake Harriet, OR, USA

Mt. Hood National Forest

Bureau of Land Management, Northwest Oregon District-Attn: Recreation Operations, 1717 Fabry Rd SE, Salem, OR 97306

Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Skyline Rd, Timothy Lake, OR, USA

44125 N Santiam Hwy SE, Detroit, OR, 97342, USA

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Mt. Hood National Forest

Mt. Hood National Forest

Meditation Point Campground, Timothy Lake, Oregon

Skyline Rd, Timothy Lake, OR, USA

Mt. Hood National Forest

HC 73 Box 320, Mill City, OR 97360, USA

Mt. Hood National Forest

Green Canyon Campground, Near Zigzag, OR

1655 HWY 101 N, BROOKINGS, Oregon, 97415, United States

Where the mighty Pacific meets Oregon's dramatic southern coastline, Harris Beach State Park beckons adventurers with its perfect marriage of untamed ocean beauty and serene forest retreats. This coastal gem has earned its stellar reputation through meticulously maintained facilities and an impressive array of camping experiences—from oceanfront sites where you'll fall asleep to crashing waves, to secluded spots nestled beneath towering conifers.

FSR 4220 Mt Hood National Forest, Mt Hood, OR

Step back in time at the Olallie Lake Guard Station Cabin, where hand-forged iron details and a stone chimney tell stories of craftsmanship from a bygone era. This lovingly preserved gem sits within the breathtaking Olallie Lake Scenic Area, inviting you to disconnect from modern life and reconnect with nature. Whether you're casting a line into pristine waters, paddling across mirror-like surfaces, or exploring miles of wilderness trails, this historic retreat serves as your gateway to authentic Pacific Northwest adventures.

Ochoco National Forest

Nestled in the heart of the Ochoco National Forest, Wildcat Campground offers a refreshing mountain escape just a short drive from Prineville. This beloved forest retreat draws families and adventurers alike with its cool, shaded campsites and the soothing melody of Mill Creek flowing nearby. As the gateway to Mill Creek Wilderness, the campground serves as your basecamp for exploring the Twin Pillars Trail, where ancient forests and pristine wilderness await. Wake up to the gentle sounds of the creek and spend your days discovering why this hidden gem has become one of the most cherished campgrounds in the region.

Umpqua National Forest

Hidden within a canopy of towering conifers and rustling hardwoods, Ash Flat Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of Oregon's wilderness. This peaceful retreat features four thoughtfully spaced campsites along the banks of the South Umpqua River, where the gentle sound of flowing water creates nature's perfect soundtrack. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire pit, inviting evenings spent sharing stories under the stars. While the campground maintains a rustic charm with vault toilets and no drinking water (bring your own), the trade-off is pure tranquility. Discover sandy river beaches perfect for afternoon explorations and breathtaking downstream vistas that capture the wild beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Saddle up for an authentic wilderness experience at Sam Brown Horse Campground, the exclusive equestrian haven of the Wild Rivers Ranger District. This intimate, rustic retreat beckons riders and their four-legged companions to explore the untamed beauty of the Illinois Valley. While designed with equestrians in mind, this peaceful sanctuary welcomes all outdoor enthusiasts seeking a genuine back-to-basics camping experience, where the clip-clop of hooves mingles with birdsong and the whisper of wind through ancient trees.

Mt. Hood National Forest

Discover Kingfisher Campground, where untamed wilderness meets modern comfort in what seasoned campers call 'a diamond in the rough.' This enchanting retreat welcomes both tent enthusiasts and RV adventurers with its thoughtfully placed amenities—fresh drinking water, clean vault toilets, and crackling fire pits await your arrival. While you won't find utility hookups here, you'll discover something far more valuable: an authentic connection with nature that feels increasingly rare in our connected world.

6941 Upper Applegate Road

Perched high in the Siskiyou Mountains, Acorn Woman Peak Lookout stands as a testament to both history and adventure. This 1942 L-4 style cabin, recognized on the National Historic Site Registry, wraps visitors in a 360-degree embrace of glass windows that frame some of Oregon's most spectacular mountain vistas. While the accommodations remain delightfully primitive—true to its original fire-watching purpose—the experience is anything but basic. Here, you'll trade modern conveniences for something far more valuable: an authentic connection to the wilderness and a front-row seat to nature's grand theater.

63095 DESCHUTES MARKET ROAD, BEND, OR, 97701, USA

Saddle up for an unforgettable equestrian adventure at Cultus Corral Horse Camp, where the spirit of the Old West meets the breathtaking beauty of the Cascade Lakes. This exclusive horse camp welcomes riders and their four-legged companions with thoughtfully designed amenities including spacious corrals, sturdy highline poles, and all the essentials for a comfortable stay. From your campsite, you'll have direct access to miles of scenic trails that wind through ancient forests and alongside pristine mountain lakes, making this the perfect basecamp for exploring the high country on horseback.

P.O. BOX 249, SISTERS, OR, 97759, USA

Tucked along the pristine upper Metolius River in Central Oregon, Riverside Campground invites adventurers to experience true wilderness camping at its finest. This walk-in, tent-only sanctuary offers an intimate connection with nature, where the sound of rushing crystal-clear waters serves as your soundtrack. Days here unfold with world-class fly-fishing opportunities, scenic hiking trails that wind through ancient forests, and easy access to fascinating nearby attractions like the educational Metolius Fish Hatchery and the mesmerizing Camp Sherman Fish Viewing Platform, where you can watch native trout navigate the crystal waters.

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.