Campsites are in a dispersed camping area. There is a hiking trail, Bolan Lake Trail #1245, which climbs up to the Fire Lookout on Bolan Mountain. Fees: $5 for campsite (2011) Usage: Medium Water: None Restrooms: Vault Toilet Directions: Located 28.5 miles southeast of Cave Junction. Take U.S. Highway 199 south to O’Brien, turn east … Read more
About: Bogus Creek Campground is just off the highway from the Bogus Creek raft launch / take out making it an ideal place to camp after or before rafting the scenic North Umpqua Wild and Scenic River. Fees: -$15 for campsite -$5 for extra vehicle (2011) Usage: Medium Closest Towns: Glide (OR) Water: Drinking water … Read more
This campground is one of the largest and most scenic campgrounds in the District. It is situated on the McKenzie River in a grove of old growth trees set aside for public enjoyment. Some of these ancient sentinels, predominantly Douglas fir and western red cedar, are centuries old and make for an enchanting setting. Visitors … Read more
This campground offers opportunities for picnicking, fishing on the reservoir or from the accessible fishing pier, hiking around the lake, swimming, and boating. Fees:$10/Night for single unit, $5/Night for extra vehicle. (2011) Usage: Heavy Closest Towns:Burns (OR) Water: Potable Water Restrooms: Vault Toilet (5) Directions: North of Burns on County Road 127 to Forest Road … Read more
In May of 2000, Deerwood RV Park was completed and opened to a chorus of gratitude and praise from longtime RVers. With local manufactures like Monaco, Country Coach and Safari, the community needed a facility designed with the Big Rigs in mind. Deerwood was designed around the existing trees and ponds so the sites are … Read more