Frazier Campground

5 reviews

Frazier Campground, near the headwaters of Frazier Creek

Quick Facts

4,593 ft

Price

Free

Booking

First-Come

Sites

10 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

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Quick Facts

4,593 ft

Price

Free

Booking

First-Come

Sites

10 campsites

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Check Policy

RV Friendly

Opens US Forest Service site

Official Website

Get Directions

Frazier Campground

$0.00 - $0.00 / night

Campsite Fees

This is a free facility.

Standard Site Fee$0.00

Hookup Site Fee$0.00

Premium Site Fee$0.00

Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00

Group Site Fee$0.00

Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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Limited Reviews

Based on 5 reviews

3 Google reviews

"Users describe Frazier Campground as quiet, peaceful, and well-suited for camping and hunting activities. Wildlife sightings are common, and off-road vehicles like UTVs or 4-wheelers are frequently brought during visits."

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Frazier Campground, near the headwaters of Frazier Creek

Frazier Campground

Frazier Campground, near the headwaters of Frazier Creek

Driving directionsFrom Paulina, Oregon: Take County Road 112 east for 3.5 miles to Beaver Creek Road (County Road 113), then continue northeast on Beaver Creek Road (County Road 113) for 2 miles. Turn right onto County Road 135 and head east for approximately 10 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service Road 58 and continue for 7 miles. Turn left onto Forest Service Road 500. Follow that road for approximately 1.5 miles. Frazier Campground will be down a spur road on your left so watch for signs.

Forest Service Road 58 provides accessibility, suitable for most recreational vehicles or cars with trailers. Seasonal road conditions and hunting season popularity may affect ease of access.

Nearby places

Paulina, Oregon (approximately 24 miles, 40-minute drive)

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Best Time to Camp at Frazier Campground

Spring awakens the campground with wildflower blooms and crisp mountain air, while early summer delivers those perfect camping days—warm sunshine, cool evenings, and minimal precipitation. These months offer ideal conditions for hiking, wildlife watching, and stargazing under clear skies. Autumn arrives with a spectacular show of changing colors and brings the excitement of hunting season, though visitors should pack layers for unpredictable mountain weather. Winter transforms Frazier into a snow-covered wonderland, where only the hardiest adventurers brave the freezing temperatures and deep snowdrifts that blanket the forest floor.

Summer(Jun-Aug)

3.0 / 5

Early summer described as 'perfect' with warm days and cool evenings; limited review data.

Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.0 / 5

Fall hunting season is peak time; campground popular then and draws visitors for that activity.

Best

Spring(Mar-May)

4.0 / 5

Spring noted for wildflower blooms and crisp mountain air; pleasant seasonal conditions.

Winter(Dec-Feb)

2.0 / 5

Open year-round but no winter activity details; likely quieter and possibly snowy.

Planning Tips

Peak Season: Fall hunting season. Book 2-3 months ahead.
Operating Season: Campground is open year-round.
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About Frazier Campground

Tucked away near the pristine headwaters of Frazier Creek, this tranquil mountain retreat beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic wilderness experience. Ten thoughtfully spaced campsites dot the landscape beneath towering ponderosa pines, where golden sunlight filters through ancient branches onto carpets of native grasses. Each site comes equipped with essential amenities including a picnic table for memorable outdoor meals, a fire pit with grill for evening gatherings, and parking spurs accommodating various vehicle sizes. As autumn paints the forest in warm hues, Frazier Campground transforms into a coveted basecamp for hunters pursuing the season's quarry through the surrounding wilderness.

The campground provides primitive camping opportunities with facilities like fire pits/grills and picnic tables.

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Weather and SeasonsSpring awakens the campground with wildflower blooms and crisp mountain air, while early summer delivers those perfect camping days—warm sunshine, cool evenings, and minimal precipitation. These months offer ideal conditions for hiking, wildlife watching, and stargazing under clear skies. Autumn arrives with a spectacular show of changing colors and brings the excitement of hunting season, though visitors should pack layers for unpredictable mountain weather. Winter transforms Frazier into a snow-covered wonderland, where only the hardiest adventurers brave the freezing temperatures and deep snowdrifts that blanket the forest floor.

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Natural Features and SceneryStep into a living cathedral where majestic ponderosa pines stretch skyward, their vanilla-scented bark and sprawling canopies creating a natural sanctuary. The campground's setting showcases the raw beauty of the high country, where meadows of swaying native grasses ripple like golden waves between the forest giants. Morning mist often drifts through the trees, while afternoon breezes carry the gentle murmur of nearby Frazier Creek and the sweet fragrance of pine resin warmed by the sun.

Geological RegionFrazier Campground claims its place within the vast tapestry of the Ochoco National Forest, a lesser-known gem of Oregon's diverse landscape. Perched near the life-giving headwaters of Frazier Creek, the area exemplifies the unique ecosystem where mountain streams begin their journey and ancient ponderosa pine forests thrive. This corner of the Ochocos offers visitors a glimpse into Oregon's geological diversity, where volcanic origins have created fertile ground for towering pines and lush grasslands that define this remarkable high-country habitat.

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Open 24 hours/day

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Stay Limit

14 day stay limit on all National Grassland and US Forest Service land

Guests Allowed Per Site

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Groups

No details about group camping or guest limits provided.

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are allowed

Primitive

Primitive camping is allowed

Reservable

Reservations are not allowed

Site layoutTen campsites available, each with a picnic table, fire pit/grill, and variously sized parking spurs.

Reservation PlatformsWalk-up availability only; no online reservation platforms provided.

Walk-in AvailabilityFirst-come, first-serve basis; 10 campsites available.

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AccessibilityNo information on accessibility features is available.

Site SizeParking spurs vary in size to accommodate recreational vehicles or cars with trailers.

PrivacyNo details provided about privacy levels at individual campsites.

Total Campsites10 campsites

Recommended SitesDeer and elk hunters particularly favor this campground during the fall season.

Amenities available

Fire rings

Picnic tables

Activities you can enjoy

Frazier Campground is popular for camping and hunting during the fall season. Nearby Forest Service Road 58 provides access to the Sunflower area and the South Fork of the John Day River, which may offer additional recreational opportunities.

Wildlife viewingUser reviews note the presence of plentiful wildlife, making the area suitable for wildlife viewing.

Winter Activities

Water Sports

Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsPotable water is not available; campers need to bring their own. Wildlife is present in the area.

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No Potable WaterThis campground does not have potable water on-site. Bring all the water you need for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.

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Reviews

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5 reviews

Limited Reviews

Frazier Campground has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews

Users describe Frazier Campground as quiet, peaceful, and well-suited for camping and hunting activities. Wildlife sightings are common, and off-road vehicles like UTVs or 4-wheelers are frequently brought during visits.

Review Summaries

Based on 5 reviews

What Campers Love

Highlights include the serene environment, wildlife viewing opportunities, and suitability for hunting trips.

Based on 5 reviews

Common Concerns

No specific complaints noted in the reviews.

Based on 5 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Bring off-road vehicles like UTVs or 4-wheelers for exploring the area, especially during hunting season.

Based on 5 reviews

Seasonal Insights

The campground sees increased popularity during the fall hunting season. No detailed insights on other seasons are available.

Based on 5 reviews

Camper Quotes

1. "Love camping here it's so quiet and peaceful we bring our UTV or 4 wheelers to camp/hunt. Lots of wildlife to see." - Lisa Miller (2021) 2. "Elk camp." - Dave Day (2019).

Based on 5 reviews