Oregon Top Camping Spots You Need To See.

Oregon Top Camping Spots You Need To See.

Oregon has a very beautiful scenery that is spectacular for camping. The green valley, ocean shore, sandy beaches, and mountains covered in
snow. It is definitely a must-visit destination that will surely blow you away. Here are seven of the best camping spots in Oregon.

Tumalo State Park

The Tumalo State Park is around the Deschutes River and is perfect for yurts for rents, RV hook-ups, and Tent sites. The site is famous for the magnificent rainbow trout that appears at dusk and dawn. It offers a peaceful place to cool off away from civilization. Tumalo State Park located close to Mt. Bachelor for activities such as new sledding, snowboarding, and world-class skiing.

Video Overview: Tumalo State Park, Oregon Campsite Photos

Smith Rock State Park

The Rock State Park has a high desert landscape suitable for rock climbing. The site is preferable for climbing trails, hiking, and fly fishing. You can drive through the park after paying a small fee for a car pass and park at the Expo Center RV Park that is suitable for all sizes. The park is accommodative with shower and flush toilets.

Video Overview: Smith Rock, Oregon, USA in 4K (Ultra HD)

Mt. Hood

The mountain boasts about 50 camping sites. Mt.Hood is preferable because of its diversity of scenic features and variety of activities to engage in such as; Miles of trails that are great for hiking and lakes for fishing, kayaking, and water skiing. In addition to that, the Mt. Hood highway has numerous bakeries, antiques, and museums that are great for visitors who prefer indoors activity. The mountain also hosts the worlds famous Timberline Lodge.

Video Overview:  2 Minute Overview Of Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory

Pacific City

The Oregon Coast offers sandboarding, kite flying, dune rides, and clean sandy beaches. The two most preferable and outstanding camping sites that are close to the beach are Cape Kiwaanda RV Resort and the Webb County Campground. The Cape resort is across the ocean with a pool and a pizza place offering tent sites, cabins, and RV parking.

Video Overview: A Glimpse of Pacific City Oregon

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Wallowa Lake State Park

The lake is crystal clear with tall snow-capped mountains nearby. The lake offers great boat riding and fishing experience. The Wallowa Lake State Park also offers yurts and tent sites with flush toilets and hot showers. There are a variety of activities to engage in around the lake such as horseback riding, mini golf, trail hikes, and go-karts.

Video Overview: Wallowa Lake State Park, Oregon

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Crater Lake National Park

The ultimate camping spot with three awesome spots inside the park available during summer. The only disadvantage is the snow making the
Crater Lake National Park inaccessible during winter and is usually closed down until summer but it’s worth the wait. The park has a campsite suitable for RV users that is close to the lake known as Mazama Campground. The site is large and can accommodate up to 100 tents. Other activities that the visitor can engage in while at the park include Photography, row boating, and hiking.

Video Overview: Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, USA in 4K (Ultra HD)

Bridal Veil/ Ainsworth State Park

The two parks offer breath-taking picnic experience. Ainsworth State Park is a first-class camping spot that is preferred by hikers and has beautiful sites such as waterfalls and magnificent natural trees. There are numerous private wooded settings for tents too. Most visitors love taking pictures of the beautiful sceneries around the park.

Video Overview: Ainsworth State Park to Troutdale 4K Timelapse

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