Sites & rates

Four ways to sleep by the Deschutes

Sixty-four sites across four loops — every one with a table, a fire ring and a short walk to the water.

A 40-foot motorhome on a long pull-through pad among ponderosa pines

River Loop 1–12 · Pine Row 13–24

50-amp full hookup pull-throughs

Our biggest pads, built for big rigs — no backing required. River Loop sites 1–12 sit right on the water with the best sunset views in the campground.

Max rig 45 ft on River Loop (1–12); 40 ft on Pine Row (13–24)
50/30/20-amp electric, water and sewer at every pad
Level gravel pull-through, picnic table and fire ring
Riverfront on sites 1–12

$62 / night See these sites on the map

A travel trailer plugged into a 30-amp pedestal under the pines

Sage Loop 25–48

30-amp back-in sites

Classic back-in sites under the pines, a short walk from the shower house. Sites 25–30 are riverfront — the quietest water views at the Flats.

Max rig 32 ft on sites 25–36; 28 ft on sites 37–48
30-amp electric and a water spigot at each pad
Level gravel pad, picnic table and fire ring
Riverfront on sites 25–30

$48 / night See these sites on the map

A tent pitched on pine needles under ponderosas at Juniper Flats

Meadow Walk 49–62

Walk-in tent sites

Fourteen walk-in sites on soft pine-needle ground along the Meadow Walk, with your car parked steps away at the trailhead. No overhead lighting — this is dark-sky country.

Up to 2 tents per site
Shared water spigots along the loop
Tent pad, picnic table and fire ring at every site
The darkest skies in the campground

$32 / night See these sites on the map

A rustic wooden cabin with a covered porch among the pines

Larkspur & Indian Paintbrush

Riverside cabins

Two cabins above the swim hole for nights when you’d rather not pitch anything. Bring bedding and a cooler; the fire ring and the river are already there.

Sleep 4 — queen bed plus a bunk nook
Heat and electric for chilly shoulder-season nights
Private fire ring and porch
No rig needed — park beside the cabin

$119 / night See these sites on the map

Side by side

Compare the four site types

Type	Sites	Hookups	Max rig	Guests	Nightly rate
50-amp pull-through	River Loop 1–12 · Pine Row 13–24	50/30/20-amp · water · sewer	45 ft (1–12) / 40 ft (13–24)	Up to 6	$62
30-amp back-in	Sage Loop 25–48	30-amp · water spigot	32 ft (25–36) / 28 ft (37–48)	Up to 6	$48
Walk-in tent site	Meadow Walk 49–62	Shared water spigots	Tents only (up to 2)	Up to 6	$32
Riverside cabin	Larkspur & Indian Paintbrush	Heat · electric	No rig needed	Up to 4	$119

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Good to know

The fine print, minus the fine

Questions about a specific site or rig? Call the office at (541) 555-0187, 8 am – 8 pm, May through October.

Maximum 6 guests and 2 vehicles per site; cabins sleep 4.
Extra vehicles park at the entrance lot for $5/night.
Check-in 1:00 pm · check-out 11:00 am.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival.
Request online and we email confirmation plus a secure payment link within two hours during office hours — your site is held until 10 pm the day of the request.
Open May 1 – October 31 each year.

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