Campground List
CAMPGROUND NAME: Bull Prairie
VISIT DATE: 06/13/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: Heppner
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Heppner
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
In Heppner, OR, at the intersection of State Rts. 206/207 and 74,
take Rt. 206 West/207 South (to Spray) and go 10.7 miles to a "Y"
intersection. Bear left, staying on Rt. 207 South and go 28
miles to "Bull Prairie Lk" sign. Turn left at sign onto Forest
Rt. 2039 and go 2.3 mile to campground sign. Turn right at sign
into campground or continue straight to "semi-dispersed" sites on
right.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 4,050 ft.
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument is 33 miles from campground.
This pack it in, pack it out campground, located next to the man-made
Bull Prairie Lake, has two overlapping loops in a stand of Ponderosa
pine, Western larch (Tamarack) and Douglas fir. The campsites have no
views of the lake or they are limited. The campground is convenient
to the Morrow County OHV Park and the steelhead trout fishing
opportunities on the John Day River. Bull Prairie Lake appears to be
a nice place to canoe. All the "dedicated" tent sites are located on
the southwest side of the lake in a "semi-dispersed" area. The campsites
on the other side of lake are more open and have a pleasant view of the
Lake. Family-friendly and wheelchair-friendly paved paths along the lake
are great for morning jogs, bicycle rides, and leisure strolls for the whole family.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: No
Seasonal Comment:
Open Memorial Day weekend through mid-November (end of second elk season)
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $14 per day - single
$19 per day - double
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 1
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 29
Total Sites: 30
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 30
No. Grilles on Sites: 30
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 2
Waste Station: Yes
Potable Water at Waste Station: Yes
Average Parking Apron Size: 15' X 47'
Comments:
The parking aprons are gravel. Gray water disposal stations are
scattered around campground.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 11
No. Threaded: 1
WATER SPORTS
Lake: Yes
Swimming (provided): No
Sailing: No
Boat Ramp: Yes
Boat Carry Down Access: Yes
Power Boating: No
Boating (no power): Yes
Water Skiing: No
Rafting (whitewater): No
Kayaking (whitewater): No
Comments:
Bull Prairie Lake is 28 acres and considered a nice lake for canoeing.
HIKING
Lake Shore Loop Trail (foot and wheelchair) 1.2 miles
Note: The trail is considered challenging for wheelchair hikers.
FISHING
Rainbow and Brook trout
NOTE: Features several fishing pier/floating docks.
CAMPGROUND NAME: Frazier
VISIT DATE: 06/13/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: North Fork John Day
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Ukiah
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
From Ukiah, OR, take State Route 244 east 16.3 miles to Frazier
campground sign. Turn right at sign onto Forest Route 5226 and
go 0.4 miles to campground on left.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 4,300 ft.
This pack it in/pack it out campground is on the north side of
the Winom/Frazier OHV Complex and is designed to accommodate OHV
enthusiasts. The campground's three spurs, in a three-tine
pitchfork configuration, run through a stand of Lodgepole pines
with grassy areas scattered around. The campground has a rough
and tumble feel to it.
A possible day trip for a good hot soak and some water play is to
Lehman Hot Springs, located west of the campground just off
State Route 244.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: Yes
Seasonal Comment:
Services provided mid-May through mid-November (2nd elk season)
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $10 per day - single
$25 per day - multi-family
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 0
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 20
Total Sites: 20
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 20
No. Grilles on Sites: 20
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 9
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: See below
Comments:
The parking aprons are gravel and grass. The sites in the
center spur have the longest aprons and can accommodate
any size RV. Sites in the outside spurs have shorter aprons
and are closer together making them well-suited for groups.
An RV waste station, with no potable water, is available in the
Ukiah City Park located at State Route 244 (Main St) and Camas
Street.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 0
WATER SPORTS - None
HIKING
Butcher Knife Trail #3189 (multi-use) - 7.5 miles
provides access to Winom/Frazier OHV Complex with
100 miles of trails
FISHING - No
CAMPGROUND NAME: Jubilee Lake
VISIT DATE: 06/11/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: Walla Walla
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Weston
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
From Weston, OR take State Rt. 204 east 19.8 miles to Jubilee
Lake sign. Turn left at sign onto Forest Rt. 64 and go 10.9
miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign and go 0.4 miles to
campground.
Note: The last 7.4 miles of Forest Rt. 64 is dirt and gravel.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 4,800 ft.
The campground is a large kidney-shaped loop on the south side of
Jubilee Lake. Although some sites are close to the lake, none
have a view. Engelmann spruce, Lodgepole pine and other conifers
provide ample shade and pleasant relief to summer temperatures.
Heavy vegetation provides good privacy between sites. Some sites
have very long parking aprons; a steep grade at the front limits
the level area to about 30 feet. It is pack it in, pack in out
after Pendleton Round-up.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: No
Seasonal Comment:
Open July 4th weekend through October 15 - weather dependent.
No services provided after first weekend following Labor Day.
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $17 per day - single
$24 per day - double
NOTE: No services, no fee charged.
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 6
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 45
Total Sites: 51
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 51
No. Grilles on Sites: 51
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 13
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 17' X 50'
Comments:
Parking aprons are gravel. Gray water disposal units are
scattered throughout campground.
NOTE: See General Comments about parking apron size at some
campsites..
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: Yes
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 17
No. Threaded: 0
Comments:
No potable water after September 30
WATER SPORTS
Lake: Yes
Swimming (provided): No
Sailing: No
Boat Ramp: Yes
Boat Carry Down Access: No
Power Boating: Yes
Boating (no power): Yes
Water Skiing: No
Rafting (whitewater): No
Kayaking (whitewater): No
Comments:
Jubilee Lake is 90 Acres. Power boats are limited to electric
motors.
HIKING
Jubilee Lake National Recreation Trail (foot and wheelchair -
loop) - 2.8 miles
FISHING
Rainbow trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: North Fork John Day
VISIT DATE: 07/01/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: North Fork John Day
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Granite
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
In Granite, Oregon, at the intersection of Granite Hill
Rd./Elkhorn Rd (a.k.a., Elkhorn Scenic Byway) and Red Boy Rd, take
Elkhorn Rd./Forest Route 73 north 8.6 miles to campground on left.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 5,200 ft.
This pack it in, pack it out campground, adjacent to North Fork John
Day Wilderness, stretches along the Wild and Scenic North Fork John
Day River at the junction of the Blue Mountain and Elkhorn Scenic Byways.
It has two sections; non-equestrian and equestrian. The North Fork John
Day is the only native river for salmon remaining in Oregon making this
campground a great place for watching the Spring and Fall salmon spawning
runs. The campground ends in a loop for equestrian campers. A hitching
rail, a feed stall, and two corrals for communal use are provided in the
center of the loop. The equestrian loop has ample shade provided by a
dense stand of Lodgepole pine. The front section is open and sunny with
a grass understory giving sites only fair privacy. The river can be heard
throughout the campground. This campground is a good base camp for
exploring the area's many hiking and fishing opportunities as well as the
North Fork John Day Wilderness.
Possible day trips are the ghost town of Granite, OR, Sumpter, OR (Sumpter
Valley Dredge and Sumter Valley Railroad) and nearby Anthony Lakes Recreation
Area. There is also the Ukiah_Granite Roadside Geology Tour. A brochure,
available from the camp host, describes the route.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: No
Seasonal Comment:
Open Memorial Day through mid-November (end of second elk season)
- weather dependent
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $8 per day
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 5
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 14
Total Sites: 19
Tent Pads: Yes
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 19
No. Grilles on Sites: 19
Equestrian Camping: Yes
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 1
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 12' X 48
Comments:
The parking aprons are paved and gravel.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 0
WATER SPORTS
On the Wild and Scenic North Fork John Day River, there are
limited rafting/kayaking opportunities from April through early June.
HIKING
Crane Flat #3171 (foot and horse) - 2 miles
North Fork # 3011 (foot and horse) - 9 miles
These trails access the North Fork John Day
Wilderness and its network of trails
FISHING
Chinook salmon, and Steelhead, Brook, and Bull (catch and release) trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Olive Lake
VISIT DATE: 07/01/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: North Fork John Day
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Granite
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
In Granite, OR, at the intersection of Granite Hill Rd./Elkhorn Rd
(a.k.a., Elkhorn Scenic Byway) and Red Boy Rd, take Red Boy Rd
(County Route 24) west 3.4 miles to a "Y" intersection. Bear
right onto a gravel road and go 8.6 miles to Olive Lake sign at a
"Y" intersection. Bear left onto Forest Route 480 and go 0.3
miles to campground.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 6,100 ft.
The elevation is 6,100 ft.
This pack it in, pack it out campground, located on the banks of
the attractive, glacial-carved Olive Lake, has two unnamed sections.
Lodgepole pine along with other conifers provide ample shade. One
section is a loop that includes campsites, a boat ramp, and day use
area. Most sites in this section have some view of the Lake but minimum
privacy. The other section stretches out 0.5 miles alongside Olive Lake
and has parallel parking style pull-throughs. Most campsites in this
section come in pairs with good separation providing excellent privacy.
(For example, the last site in this section is on the Lake's edge and
completely private -- a real honeymoon suite.) This section also has
most of the walk-in tent sites. Olive Lake, used to power the Fremont
Powerhouse from the early 1900s until 1967, appears to be a good canoe
lake. Olive Lake offers many opportunities for wildlife viewing,
particularly a nesting pair of osprey that return annually.
Possible day trips are the Fremont Powerhouse and the old mining town of
Granite.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: No
Seasonal Comment:
Open Memorial Day weekend through October 15 - weather dependent
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $12 per day
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 5
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 23
Total Sites: 28
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 28
No. Grilles on Sites: 18
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 9
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 15' X 38'
Comments:
The parking aprons are dirt and gravel.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 0
WATER SPORTS
Lake: Yes
Swimming (provided): No
Sailing: No
Boat Ramp: Yes
Boat Carry Down Access: Yes
Power Boating: Yes
Boating (no power): Yes
Water Skiing: No
Rafting (whitewater): No
Kayaking (whitewater): No
Comments:
Olive Lake is no-wake and an estimated 225 acres.
Nice lake for canoeing.
HIKING
Olive Lake Loop (foot) - 2.6 miles
Saddle Cap #3169 (foot) - 4 miles
Trails access the North Fork John Day Wilderness and its
network of trails.
FISHING
Rainbow (trout), Brook, and Cutthroat trout and Kokanee salmon.
Crawfish trapping is also available.n
CAMPGROUND NAME: Target Meadows
VISIT DATE: 06/10/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: Walla Walla
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Weston
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
From Weston, OR, take State Rt. 204 east 19.8 miles to Jubilee
Lake sign. Turn left at sign and go 0.2 mile to "Target Mdws"
sign. Turn left at sign onto Forest Rt. 6401 and go 1.4 mile to
campground sign. Turn right and go 0.5 miles into campground.
Note: The last 2 miles are gravel.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 4,800 ft.
This pack it in, pack it out campground, has a rustic, wilderness
feel to it. Engelmann spruce, Lodgepole pine and other conifers
provide ample shade. Widely spaced sites line a lush grass
meadow and have fair privacy. The meadow suggests good wildlife
viewing.
The campground was the site of Ft Walla Walla summer encampment
and firing range from the late 1880s through 1906. Evidence of
the area's past can be seen in the grooves found in trees left by
the Calvary soldier's bullets and old artillery target rounds.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: No
Open All Year: Yes
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $12 per day - single site
$17 per day - double site
NOTE: No fee from November 1 through July 3.
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 1
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 16
Total Sites: 17
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: No
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 17
No. Grilles on Sites: 17
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 1
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 11' X 43'
Comments:
The parking aprons are gravel. Gray water disposal units are
scattered throughout campground.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: No
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 4
No. Threaded: 0
WATER SPORTS - None
HIKING
Burnt Cabin Trail is 0.5 miles from campground.
FISHING - No
CAMPGROUND NAME: Tucannon
VISIT DATE: 06/07/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Washington
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: Pomeroy
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Pomeroy
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
From Pomeroy, WA take US Rt. 12 west 11.7 miles to a "T"
intersection. Turn left at intersection, staying on Rt. 12 west,
and go 10.1 miles to Tucannon Rd sign. Turn left after sign onto
Tucannon Rd and go 28.2 miles to campground on left.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 2,700 ft.
This pack it in/pack it out campground, is a single rustic loop
through a stand of pleasantly blended conifers and deciduous
trees. Wild rose along with alder and maple trees suggest
colorful fall colors. Destruction caused by the 2005 School Fire
is evident on drive to and around but not in the campground.
Large wild rose bushes provide fragrant privacy hedges for some
sites. One side of the campground stretches along the Tucannon
River, while on the other, campsites are along a creek. There
are seven small lakes along Tucannon Rd. offering fishing
opportunities. The little, stocked, Curl Lake is most convenient
to campground.
Visit the nearby Tucannon Guard Station to learn about the area's
history.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: Yes
Seasonal Comment:
Services provided March 1 through October 31
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $8 per day
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 3
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 15
Total Sites: 18
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 18
No. Grilles on Sites: 13
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 2
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 15' X 42'
Comments:
The parking aprons are gravel. The pull-thrus are before
the campground's entrance with dirt, irregular shaped parking.
An RV Waste Station with potable water is available, for a fee,
at The Last Resort RV Park, 2005 Tucannon Rd.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 0
WATER SPORTS - None
HIKING - No
FISHING
Rainbow and Steelhead trout
CAMPGROUND NAME: Umatilla Forks
VISIT DATE: 06/09/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: Walla Walla
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Athena
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
In Athena, OR at intersection of State Rt. 11 and Pambrun Rd,
take Pambrun Rd south 4.6 miles to Spring Hollow Rd. Turn left
onto Spring Hollow Rd and go 6.1 miles to Bingham Rd. Turn left
onto Bingham Rd and go 15.1 miles to campground.
Note: The last 3.4 miles are on a single-lane gravel road.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 2,300 ft.
This pack it in, pack it out campground, near the North
Fork Umatilla Wilderness, has two spurs stretching along the
South Fork Umatilla River. Most sites are adjacent to the South
Fork but a few are on the North Fork or a little creek. The
campsites are tucked into a riparian area among a pleasant
mixture of conifers (such as Douglas fir) and deciduous trees.
Heavy unkept vegetation gives the campground a wilderness feel
and provides good privacy between sites.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: Yes
Seasonal Comment:
Open Memorial Day weekend through September 30 - weather dependent
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $10 per day - single site
$15 per day - double site
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 9
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 7
Total Sites: 16
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 16
No. Grilles on Sites: 16
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 0
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 15' X 35'
Comments:
The parking aprons are grass and dirt. Gray water disposal sites
are scattered throughout campground.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: No
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 1
No. Threaded: 0
WATER SPORTS - None
HIKING
North Fork Umatilla Trail #3083 (foot and horse) 9 miles
provides access to the North Fork Umatilla Wilderness and
its network of trails
FISHING
Bull and Steelhead trout and Chinook salmon -- all are catch and
release
CAMPGROUND NAME: Winom
VISIT DATE: 04/03/2015
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: North Fork John Day
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Ukiah
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
From Ukiah, OR, travel south on County Rd. 1475 (becomes Forest
Service Rt. 52 after five miles) for 23 miles to Forest Service
Rt. 5200440. Turn right onto Rd. 5200440 and go one mile to the
campground's entrance on the right (north).
NOTE: The last mile is a single lane dirt and gravel road with
turn-outs.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
The elevation is 5,000 ft.
This pack it in, pack it out campground is located along the paved
Blue Mountain Scenic Byway. It is connected, via Tower Loop Trail
(#3040), to the Wimon-Frazier OHV Complex with over 100 miles of trails.
The North Fork John Day Wilderness is located just across the bridge
from the campground. This campground offers campers both the serenity
of a pristine wilderness and the excitement of challenging OHV trail
riding. The campsites, accommodating most any size RV with OHV trailer,
are composed of two back-ins, five pull-throughs and three loops. The
loops are designed with a fire pit in the middle and picnic shelter and
are intended for multiple families/groups.
NOTE: This campground came on line after the authors researched Umatilla
National Forest. All information provided by North Fork John Day Ranger
District Office.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: Yes
Seasonal Comment:
Open Memorial Day weekend through mid-November (end of second elk
season)
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $10 per day - single
$25 per day - multi-family
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 0
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 10
Total Sites: 10
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 10
No. Grilles on Sites: 10
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 5
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: See Comments
Comments:
The parking aprons are gravel. Two back-in campsites have parking
aprons about 12' X 50'. The five pull-throughs have parking aprons
about 100 ft. in length. Finally, the three loops provide for
multiple RVs with trailers for OHVs.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: No
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 0
WATER SPORTS No
HIKING
Tower Loop Trail #3040 (multi-use) - 11.7 miles
North Wimon Creek Trail #3160 (foot and horse) - 4.5 miles
South Winom Creek Trail #3153 (foot and horse) - 4 miles
FISHING No
CAMPGROUND NAME: Woodward
VISIT DATE: 06/10/2006
UPDATE DATE: 3/7/2018
STATE: Oregon
REGION: Pacific Northwest
RANGER DISTRICT: Walla Walla
NEAREST CITY/TOWN: Weston
RESERVATIONS: No
DIRECTIONS:
From Weston, OR, take State Rt. east 19.4 miles to Forest Rt. 3700
(not clearly signed). Turn left at sign into campground.
GENERAL COMMENTS:
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.
SEASONS
Open Seasonal: Yes
Open All Year: No
Seasonal Comment:
Open July 4th weekend through September 30
RATE AND MAXIMUM STAY PERMITTED
Rate: $12 per day - single site
$17 per day - double site
Maximum Stay Permitted (days): 14
CAMPGROUND SITE CONFIGURATION
No. RV Sites: 0
No. Tent Sites: 0
No. Combined Sites (Tent or RV): 18
Total Sites: 18
Tent Pads: No
Open Sites: Yes
Wooded Sites: Yes
No. Tables on Sites: 18
No. Grilles on Sites: 17
Equestrian Camping: No
RV INFORMATION
Hookups: None
No. RV Pull Throughs: 0
Waste Station: No
Average Parking Apron Size: 12' X 40'
Comments:
Parking aprons are gravel and all are about the same size. Gray
water disposal units are scattered throughout campground.
FACILITIES
Vaults: Yes
Flush Toilets: No
Hot Showers: No
Wheelchair Friendly Toilets: Yes
Public Phone: No
Playground: No
No. Water Spigots (non-site): 10
No. Threaded: 0
WATER SPORTS - None
HIKING - No
FISHING - No
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