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This small campground is now a group site and is well-screened from Forest Service Road 21. Several well-shaded campsites sit along the edge of the Middle Fork Willamette River, with the river directly adjacent to some of them. Popular activities include fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Kayaking, paddle boarding, and boating are available on the Middle Fork as well as Hills Creek Reservoir. The nearby Middle Fork National Recreation Trail can be easily accessed from the campground, and other nearby trails offer scenic views for hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. Please note that special fishing regulations apply to this section of the Middle Fork; refer to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife regulations for the most up-to-date information. The campground has one communal restroom as well as regular trash service. Nearby attractions include the Middle Fork River, Hills Creek Reservoir, Young's Rock, Larrison Rock, Chuckle Springs, and Indigo Springs.

  • Pet friendly

Location

Oakridge, OR

Approximate location

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Amenities

  • Accessible campsites

    1 site

  • Campfires allowed

  • Shade

  • Vault toilets

Site features

  • Driveway surface

    Gravel

  • Proximity to water

    Riverfront

  • Car

    Up to 17 ft

  • Caravan / camper van

    Up to 25 ft

  • Fifth wheel

    Up to 25 ft

  • Pickup camper

    Up to 25 ft

  • Pop up

    Up to 25 ft

  • RV

    Up to 25 ft

  • Tent

  • Trailer

    Up to 25 ft

  • Vehicle

    Up to 17 ft

Rules & policies

  • Check-in

    2:00 PM

  • Check-out

    11:00 AM

  • People per site

    Up to 40

  • Vehicles per site

    Up to 15

  • Pets allowed

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