Fremont-Winema National Forest Campground Map

Dog Lake, Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon
Dog Lake, Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon

Fremont-Winema National Forest Campground Map

Oregon's Best Camping


map of campgrounds Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon Marster Spring Campground Chewaucan Crossing Campground Lee Thomas Campground Sandhill Crossing Campground Deadhorse Lake Campground Campbell Lake Campground Dairy Point Campground Cottonwood Campground Dog Lake Campground Goose Lake State Recreation Area Campground
map of campgrounds Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon Goose Lake State Recreation Area Campground Dog Lake Campground Cottonwood Campground Dairy Point Campground Campbell Lake Campground Deadhorse Lake Campground Sandhill Crossing Campground Lee Thomas Campground Chewaucan Crossing Campground Marster Spring Campground

Fremont-Winema NF Campgrounds

Lee Thomas

Marster Spring

Sandhill Crossing

Deadhorse Lake

Dog Lake

Goose Lake SRA

Campbell Lake

Chewaucan Crossing

Cottonwood

Dairy Point

map of campgrounds Fremont-Winema National Forest, Oregon Lee Thomas Campground Marster Spring Campground Sandhill Crossing Campground Chewaucan Crossing Campground Deadhorse Lake Campground Campbell Lake Campground Dairy Point Campgroud Corronwood Campground Dog Lake Campground Goose Lake State Recreation Area Campground

Selection of the Best Campgrounds is based on a combination of campground facilities, campground ambiance, and the proximity of outstanding recreational opportunities. The ratings are intended to serve as a general guide and may not always concur with the interests and experiences of others.

Fremont-Winema National Forest Campgrounds

Campgrounds in this part of the Fremont-Winema National Forest are in more arid country than those to the west, but many are still set among trees and beside gurgling steams. The campgrounds tend to be smaller than other places, many with as few as 5 or 7 campsites. Their remote locations make them nice retreats for those who want to find a quiet place to relax in the woods without a lot of distractions.

Recent forest fires caused severe damage to the trees around Campbell Lake. It may take years for the area to rebound. Neighboring Deadhorse Lake suffered some damage, but most of its surrounding forest still stands.

The maximum length of stay at most campgrounds is 14 days.

Campgrounds with Group Campsites: Deadhorse Lake Campground

Campgrounds with Equestrian facilities: Chewaucan Crossing Campground, Cottonwood Campground, and possibly Dog Lake Campground