10 Best RV Campgrounds in Oregon By Location

The best RV campgrounds in Oregon organized by location: Southern, Coastal, Central, and Northern.

Known for its gorgeous topography, the Beaver State attracts thousands of RVers every year.

It is a great place to hike in old-growth forests, walk along sandy beaches, or spend time in a high desert escape. It is sure to have an RV park that is just right for you.

The following is my list of the best RV Campgrounds in the great state of Oregon!

The Best RV Campgrounds in Oregon

Oregon is known for its national forests and gorgeous state parks. But its freshwater lakes, waterfalls, coastal regions, and hot springs offer some of the finest water-rich activities in America.

Whether you are fishing for rainbow trout in the summer months or enjoying the great views in the winter months, Oregon has something for every season. Never be stranded when traveling with my list of great campgrounds in Oregon…

Southern Oregon

Southern Oregon is home to many things, including the Crater Lake National Park. This gorgeous deep-water lake is awe-inspiring.

7,700 years ago, Native Americans witnessed its very formation, when a volcano erupted and collapsed a tall mountain peak.

Now fed by rain and snow, Crater Lake is one of the purest lakes you can find in North America. It is the deepest lake in the United States, and boasted as one of the purist on Earth.

You won't want to road trip through southern Oregon and miss this spectacular sight!

Campground #1: Crater Lake RV Park

Just a short drive from the national park, Crater Lake RV Park offers 57 RV sites paved, widely spaced spots for RV campers. This is a great option if you plan to spend some time at the lake.

They have BBQ pits, fire rings, horseshoe pit, hiking trails, Wifi access, and television and telephone access.

Campground #2: Ashland's Creekside Campground

Situated alongside Neil Creek and only a quarter-mile from Emigrant Lake, this RV campground offers its guests many amenities. It is the perfect place to rest up after a long day of outdoor play!

They have Wifi access, a general store, hot showers, potable water, pet areas, laundry facilities, swimming pool, playground, horseshoes, basketball court, dump station, and a rec room.

Coastal Oregon

The Oregon coast is a wonder to behold! Pine tree cliffs towering over craggy rocks that dot sandy beaches is what you can expect on this part of the pacific ocean.

From Brookings, Cannon Beach, Tillamook, and Astoria, there is so much for you to enjoy on this coastline.

Campground #3: Sea and Sand RV Park

One of my favorite RV parks is the Sea and Sand RV Park. That is because of its wonderful, beachfront location, which is within walking distance from the beach.

Let the crashing waves lull you to sleep each night. You can also take a short walk to find shells, agates, and even Japanese fishing floats along the sandy shores. Or, try to spot whales from the ocean views.

Campground #4: Thousand Trails Whalers Rest

This campground is a good example of why Thousand Trails is one of the best RV campground memberships. It's located just 150 yards form the Pacific Ocean.

Amenities include shuffleboard, an indoor pool, a fitness center, a dog park, bike trails, mini golf, and more. Not to mention beach activities like scuba diving, surfing, whale watching, and fishing.

You can enjoy this Oregon campground and its stunning views year-round.

Central Oregon

From wine tasting to college life, central Oregon is filled with good times.

Hikers or other outdoorsy people, love to take advantage of the Three Sisters area, as well as all of the other hiking trails available. These three closely-spaced volcanic mountains are breathtaking, and part of the Cascade Mountain range.

Campground #5: Deerwood RV Park

When traveling through, check out Deerwood RV Park. Located in a secluded forested area atop lush green lawns, Deerwood RV Park offers you a relaxing spot to park your RV.

This 10-acre RV park offers many amenities. They have full hookups, picnic tables, laundry facilities, WiFi, Cable, sewer hookups, and private showers. And a fire pit to enjoy s'mores every night.

Campground #6: Bend Sisters Garden RV Resort

The Rv park boasts many amenities for its guests to enjoy. They have level, paved RV sites, full hookups, laundry facilities, fire rings, dog runs and pet walks, landscaped sites, a BBQ rental area, a general store, picnic areas, and a pool and hot tub.

It is a great place to relax after a long day of enjoying nature.

Northern Oregon/Greater Portland Area

While you can still find wide open forests and gorgeous river valleys, like the Columbia River Gorge, northern Oregon is also home to the state's capital, Salem, and the bustling metropolis of Portland.

Portland is known for its “artsy” vibe. There are excellent restaurants, theaters, museums, and quirky stores to check out. You can also stay or take a day trip to the Columbia River Valley to hike or see Multnomah Falls.

Campground #7: Silver Falls State Park

Another popular destination is Silver Falls State Park. Known as the “crown jewel” of the Oregon State Parks, Silver Falls State Park offers hiking galore.

It is even home to a 177-foot waterfall (part of the Trail of Ten Falls). This place truly is a hiker's dream!

Families have gathered here for years for family reunions, potlucks, and weddings. Use the park's horseshoe pits, playground, picnic tables spacious lawns, and barbecue stands and table areas to host your next large family gathering.

Consider wildlife viewing while horseback riding through this gorgeous, lush landscape from the Howard Creek Horse Camp.

The campground has 48 electrical sites with potable water, as well as 43 tent sites. They even offer pet-friendly deluxe cabins, hot showers, and flush toilets!

Campground #8: Willamette Wine Country RV Park

Reserve a spot at this wine country favorite. Or rent a trailer that is already set up.

Known for its quiet and friendly atmosphere, this park is a great jumping-off point if you love wineries, historic small towns, aviation museums, casinos, live music, or golf.

Campground #9: Silver Fox RV Park

Use this RV park as a home base when in the northern part of the state. Located just across the street from the marina six miles south of Estacada, they have pull-thru sites, allow pets, electric hookups, and WiFi.

Campground #10: Grande Hot Springs RV Resort

Located in Northwest Oregon, the Grande Hot Springs RV Resort is located in the scenic Grande Ronde Valley. The campground draws water from Hot Lake (which is aptly named) to heat all the buildings and for soaking.

RV guests can soak seasonally in the soaking pools from May to September. Depending on the weather, they may be open longer.

The facilities include 100 grassy, pull-through sites, 30 & 50 amp service, and resort-style restrooms. The park is only a short drive from downtown La Grande and Union. Plus, a great base to explore Anthony Lakes and Eagle Cap Wilderness Area.

Your Vote on the Best RV Campgrounds in Oregon

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