Best Tent Camping: Oregon

Oregon Campground Locator Map
Map Legend
Acknowledgments
Preface
Best Campgrounds
Introduction

Northern Coast
1 Beverly Beach State Park Campground
2 Cape Lookout State Park Campground
3 Nestucca River Recreation Area Campgrounds
4 Saddle Mountain State Natural Area Campground

Southern Coast
5 Cape Blanco State Park Campground
6 Cape Perpetua Scenic Area Campground
7 Eel Creek Campground
8 Marys Peak Campground

Northern Cascades
9 Badger Lake Campground
10 Beavertail Campground
11 Camp Creek Campground
12 Elk Lake Campground
13 Oxbow Regional Park Campground
14 Silver Falls State Park Campground
15 Summit Lake Campground
16 Whispering Falls Campground

Central Cascades
17 Cascadia State Park Campground
18 East Lake Campground
19 Frissell Crossing Campground
20 Islet Campground
21 Mallard Marsh Campground
22 Paradise Campground
23 Riverside Campground
24 Rujada Campground
25 Scott Lake Campground
26 Three Creek Lake and Driftwood Campgrounds
27 Tumalo State Park Campground
28 Wildcat Campground
29 Yellowbottom Campground

Southern Cascades
30 Crater Lake National Park: Lost Creek Campground
31 Fourmile Lake Campground
32 Head of the River Campground
33 Natural Bridge Campground
34 Sacandaga Campground
35 Secret Campground
36 Susan Creek Campground
37 Thielsen View Campground

Eastern Oregon
38 Anthony Lakes Campground
39 Buckhorn Campground
40 Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge: Hot Springs Campground
41 Hidden Campground
42 Marster Spring Campground
43 Minam State Recreation Area Campground
44 North Fork Malheur Campground
45 Olive Lake Campground
46 Page Springs Campground
47 Strawberry Campground
48 Two Pan Campground
49 Wallowa Lake State Park Campground
50 Williamson Campground

Appendix A: Camping Equipment Checklist
Appendix B: Sources of Information
Index
About the Author

Becky Ohlsen is a freelance writer and critic living in Portland, Oregon. She has written Lonely Planet guidebooks about Sweden, Seattle, the Pacific Northwest, the Great Plains, and parts of England and Wales. She also reviews books, film, food, and drink for various local and national publications. A recovering copy editor, she will debate points of grammar with anyone, anytime. Becky is an avid hiker and enthusiastic camper; her favorite trails and campsites are in the Swedish countryside. She has a master’s degree in journalism from NYU’s Cultural Reporting and Criticism program. It is said she sincerely believes in trolls.