Oregon camping

Search beneath the drippy shadows of Mount Hood, search within the colorful, arid desolation of the Alvord Desert and along the glacial basins tucked into the Wallowas, and you’ll have a difficult time finding an ugly lake in Oregon.There's hardly anything more sublime than pitching a tent next to a

Located on the banks of Timpanogas Lake, this small but spacious campground is a great place to enjoy a sunny summer day fishing or swimming. Alternately, you can hike, bike, or horseback ride on one of the many nearby trails for views of Diamond Peak or Sawtooth and Cowhorn mountains. Motorized boats are not allowed on the lake, which keeps the setting quiet and relaxing. The

Paradise in Oregon – Blue River | Discover Oregon’s Natural Beauty at These 10 Campgrounds

An overview of Carl G. Washburne State Park on the Oregon coast featuring scenic hiking trails, campsites, facilities, and the must-see Sea Lion Caves.

Oregon is known for its incredible lakeside camping. Read our guide to find the best lakeside campsites in Oregon.

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