Everything guests ask before they book

Pick your exact site on the interactive site map (or in the reservation form’s dropdown), add your dates and send the request. We email confirmation and a secure payment link within two hours during office hours — 8 am to 8 pm — and hold your site until 10 pm the day of the request.

No payment is taken when you send the request. We reply by email with confirmation and a secure payment link within two hours during office hours; paying through that link locks in your site.

Cancellation is free up to 48 hours before arrival. Inside 48 hours, the first night is charged.

River Loop sites 1–12 take rigs up to 45 feet. Pine Row sites 13–24 fit up to 40 feet, Sage Loop sites 25–36 up to 32 feet, and Sage Loop sites 37–48 up to 28 feet.

Yes — 24 of them. River Loop sites 1–12 (riverfront) and Pine Row sites 13–24 are all 50-amp full-hookup pull-throughs at $62 per night.

Dogs are welcome — on a 6-foot leash, two per site, and never left tied at an empty site.

No — Oregon law bans outside firewood to stop invasive pests. The camp store sells bundles, delivered to your site by dusk if you order by 4 pm. Fires go only in the provided rings, and only when Deschutes County burn rules allow.

Quiet hours are 10 pm to 7 am every night — generators off, music off, conversations down to campfire volume.

Check-in is at 1:00 pm and check-out is at 11:00 am. The office and camp store are open 8 am – 8 pm.

Wi-Fi is free at the camp store and pavilion. Cell service is thin on the River Loop — that’s rather the point.

Up to six guests and two vehicles per site; the cabins sleep four. Extra vehicles park at the entrance lot for $5 per night.

Yes — Larkspur and Indian Paintbrush are open the whole May 1 – October 31 season. Each riverside cabin sleeps four with a queen bed and a bunk nook, has heat and electric, and runs $119 per night.