Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
1 camping site
Oregon Camping
Dispersed (free) and developed (reservable) camping across Oregon’s National Forests and BLM land. Ranked by access type, terrain, and seasonal window with your rig factored in.
New to camping without hookups? Start with What Is Boondocking. Not sure what your vehicle can handle? See High Clearance vs 4×4.
Before you camp outside a campground, check who is allowed to camp where. Dispersed camping on state land, state by state covers what each state allows on its own land. Where dispersed camping is restricted tracks the National Forest orders now in force, each one cited and dated.
Oregon camping at a glance
Oregon has 7 camping sites in the Camprtron dataset: 7 developed campgrounds, across 5 areas.
- Camping sites
- 7
- Developed campgrounds
- 7
- Areas covered
- 5
- Distinct nearby towns
- 7
- Passenger-car accessible
- 7
Type
Access
Camping areas (5)
All sites
Surveyor Recreation Site
Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Klamath Falls
Crescent Lake Campground
Deschutes National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Crescent
Gull Point Campground
Deschutes National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear La Pine
Lava Lake Campground
Deschutes National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Sunriver
Clackamas Lake
Mt. Hood National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Government Camp
Broken Arrow Campground
Umpqua National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Fort Klamath
Shadow Bay
Willamette National Forest
Passenger car accessibleDeveloped campgroundFee siteNear Oakridge