Unique Campsites in Oregon's Willamette Natl. Forest
This camp provides access for equestrians to both wilderness and undeveloped roadless areas west of the Cascade crest including groves of conifers and meadows (campers without stock also welcome). Water is piped into trough for stock during the summer.
An incredibly scenic campground located on a bluff above the McKenzie River and Carmen Reservoir. It provides easy access to the McKenzie River Trail and Koosah (pictured) and Sahalie Falls.
A photographer's paradise! This high-elevation, primitive campground sits on pristine Scott Lake, where the snow capped volcanic peaks of the Three Sisters Mountains cast their reflection on clear days.
Waldo Lake is truly a gem, sitting at 5,414 feet elevation. It's one of the largest natural lakes in Oregon and one of the purest lakes in the world thanks to its lack of plant life and a ban on gasoline motors. On a calm day you can see to depths of 120 feet.