Best Camping in Oregon

Did you know that there’s a campground in Oregon so secluded that it only features six campsites, and that there’s another campground located near a two-mile-long volcanic fissure that goes 60 feet into the earth? The state of Oregon is one of the most diverse and beautiful within the greater United States, and this makes it a particularly popular state for campers. There are numerous incredible campgrounds within the boundaries of Oregon, and we’ll be taking a look at some of the very best in this video.

▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:16 – Crater Lake National Park
01:42 – Toketee Lake
02:59 – Cape Lookout State Park
03:52 – Green Mountain Campground
04:57 – Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area
05:49 – Silver Falls State Park
06:44 – Willamette National Forest
07:22 – Outro

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Some of the best places to camp in Oregon include Toketee Lake, the Green Mountain Campground, and Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area. Toketee Lake is located within Umpqua National Forest and features the venerable Toketee Lake Campground. This campground is only a few miles off from the Umpqua Hot Springs, which can be accessed by campers via a short walk along the North Umpqua Trail.

The Green Mountain Campground is one of the more secluded campgrounds located within the state of Oregon, and it features only six campsites! While these campsites don’t feature any hookups, the seclusion more than makes up for it. Finally, the Devil’s Lake Recreation Area is home to the Devil’s Lake Campground, which is the only coastal campground in Oregon that’s located within the boundaries of a city. Join ViewCation to find the best camping in Oregon.

Best Camping in Oregon