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45.7797, -118.0983
Tent campers and smaller dry-camping rigs who want forest shade and cool summer nights in the 40s-50s will get the most out of this place. Site 11 is the privacy pick. Midweek visits in July or August hit the sweet spot before mosquitoes get bad.
No showers, no hookups, no pull-through sites, and no lake access despite the Langdon Lake views from some spots. Big rigs will struggle. AT&T users should know cell signal is spotty to nonexistent.
Reference information about Woodward Campground sourced from official USFS records and forestcamping.com. View official recreation.gov page →
<p>Nestled amongst trees such as Engelmann spruce and other conifers, this popular campground has ample shade and a hiking trail, not to mention it is close to the beautiful North Fork Umatilla Wilderness and the numerous trails and wildlife viewing it has to offer. Woodward Campground is situated on the edge of Langdon Lake, which is a private lake and therefore campers are unable to access it. However, some sites do offer a view of the water.</p>
The elevation is 4,900 ft. The campground, pack it in, pack it out, has three overlapping loops in a stand of Engelmann spruce and other conifers and a few deciduous trees. It is at the edge of the private Langdon Lake and does not have access for forest campers. Heavily wooded, the campground has ample shade. A few sites have a limited view of the lake. Umatilla National Forest 358
Open July 4th weekend through September 30
Parking aprons are gravel and all are about the same size. Gray water disposal units are scattered throughout campground. An RV Waste Station with potable water is available at the Tollgate Guard Station, intersection of State Rt. 204 and Forest Rt. 64.
From Weston, OR, take State Rt. east 19.4 miles to Forest Rt. 3700 (not clearly signed). Turn left at sign into campground.
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Best season: summer. Summer offers the warmest, most reliable weather and full access to the high-country scenery around Woodward Campground — expect daytime highs around 70–85°F and cool nights in the 40s–50s. Trails and forest roads are typically open, making July–August ideal for hiking, wildlife viewing, stargazing and easy access from Highway 204. Crowds peak on summer weekends, but midweek visits still provide a quiet mountain retreat; be aware of possible campfire restrictions during peak fire season. Peak months: July, August, June, September Avoid: December, January, February
Midsummer described as ideal: warm days (70–85°F), cool nights, trails/roads open.
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