Located five miles northwest of Camp Sherman in the beautiful Metolius Basin. This campground has 11 sites that each have a 4-place box stall.

Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please consider camping elsewhere if you do not have a horse. We have many campgrounds nearby.

Fees Per night, per site fee: $16/first vehicle; $8/each additional vehicle.

For reservations visit recreation.gov

Open Season: May – October

Usage: Heavy

Restrictions: Maximum site spur length is 40 feet.

Water: Potable Water

Restroom: Vault Toilet

Operated By: Hoodoo Recreation Services

Directions:  From Sisters, travel 12.4 miles northwest on Hwy 20, then 7.0 miles north on Forest Road 12, then 1.1 miles west on Forest Road 1260, and then 1 mile north on Forest Road 1260 200.

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Located northwest of Sisters, this horse camp provides early season access to trails. One large common corral is available for boarding horses and four of the sites have 4 place box stallsdivided into 4 sections. Livestock water is available as well as access to the Windigo Trail.

Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please consider camping elsewhere if you do not have a horse. We have many campgrounds nearby.

Fees: Per night, per site fee: $16/first vehicle; $8/each additional vehicle.

Open Season: Mid May – mid October

Restrictions:  Maximum site spur length is 30 feet.

Water: Piped water

Restroom: Vault Toilet

Operated By: Hoodoo Recreation Services

Directions: From Sisters, travel 4.2 miles west on Hwy 242, then 2.0 miles north on Forest Road 1012, and then 0.8 miles northwest on Forest Road 1012 300.

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Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please consider camping elsewhere if you do not have a horse. We have many campgrounds nearby.

Fees Per night, per site fee: $16/first vehicle; $8/each additional vehicle.

Open Season: May – October

Restrictions: Maximum site spur length is 40 feet.

Water: No

Restroom: Vault Toilet (1)

Operated By: Hoodoo Recreation Service

Directions: From Sisters, travel 11 miles west on Hwy 242.

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9 “Horse Only” sites

Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please consider camping elsewhere if you do not have a horse. We have many campgrounds nearby.

Fees Per night, per site fee: $14/first vehicle; $7/each additional vehicle.

Permit Info: A permit is required to access the Wilderness area in the summer and a sno-park permit is also required for winter access.

Open Season: June – mid October. Very snow dependent

Restrictions: Camping in the meadow is absolutely prohibited.

Water: No

Restroom: Vault Toilet

Operated By: Concessionaire

Operated by Hoodoo Recreation Services

Directions: From Sisters, travel 15.2 miles south on Forest Road 16.

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Please note: Horse campgrounds have been designed to accommodate people who need to corral their horses. We have a limited number of these kinds of campgrounds and ask, out of courtesy and safety for you and the horses, to please consider camping elsewhere if you do not have a horse. We have many campgrounds nearby.

Fees: No Fee

Open Season: April – October

Restrictions: Maximum site spur length is 40 feet.

Water: No

Restroom: Vault Toilet

Operated By: Forest Service

Directions: From Sisters, travel 1.7 miles west on Hwy 242, then about 3 miles south on Forest Road 15.

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The spurs are large with double or quadruple corrals. Campers should come prepared, while there is a water pump for the livestock, there is no drinking water. The roads are unpaved as are the spurs. The sites are all back in, but are ample for most situations.

Fees:Per night, per site fee: 2-horse stalls: $14/first vehicle; $7/each additional vehicle. 4-horse stalls: $18/first vehicle; $7/each additional vehicle.RV Dump station: $10

For reservations visit recreation.gov

Restrictions: Maximum site spur length is 26 feet.

Water: No Potable Water

Restroom: Vault Toilet

Operated By: Hoodoo Recreation Services

Directions:  From Bend, travel 24 miles south on Hwy 97, then 14 miles east on County Road 21.

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Water Availability Stock water only.

Restroom: Vault Toilet (2)

Operated By: Forest Service

Reservation Info: Not reservable

No. of Sites 11 single site(s)

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There is no human drinking water available; however livestock may drink from the creek if it is running. Some of the campsites contain corrals with four stalls in each, and other campsites have corrals with two stalls each. The campground is not fully enclosed; however there is combination split-rail and wire fence around most of the perimeter. Availability is determined on a first-come, first-served basis.

Water Availability: Stock water only.

Reservation Info: Not reservable

No. of Sites: 5 single site(s)

Fees: No Fee

Restrictions: Trailer size limited to 20 feet.

Restroom: Vault Toilet (1)

Operated By: Forest Service

Directions:  From Prineville: Take Highway 26 east for approximately 9 miles. Turn left on Forest Road 33 (Mill Creek Road). Drive approximately 5 miles and turn left at the end of the pavement onto Forest Road 3370, and travel about 2 miles to Forest Road 3370-200, on the left.

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• 370/4601 Junction Trailhead
  Access to the Tumalo Trail System, Metolius-Windigo Trail, and Three Sisters Wilderness.
• Deschutes River Trail
  A series of three parallel trails winds through pine forests, lava flows and riparian zones along the variously placid and tumultuous waters of the Deschutes River. Low snow years can allow year-round use for most of this trail. Horses are prohibited on certain sections of the hiker trail.

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• Broken Top Trail
• Broken Top Trailhead
• Charlton Lake Trail
• Clover – Lemish Tie Trail
• Clover Meadow Trail
• Corral Swamp Trail
• Corral Swamp Trailhead
• Crater Ditch Trailhead
• Deer Lake Trail
• Deer Lake Trailhead
• Devils Lake/South Sister Trailhead
• Elk – Devils Trail
• Elk Lake Trailhead
• Green Lakes Trail
• Green Lakes/Soda Creek Trailhead
• Island Meadow Trail
• Johnny Lake Trail
• Katsuk Pond Trail
• Lemish Lake Trail
• Lucky Lake Trailhead
• Many Lakes Trail
• Metolius-Windigo Trail
• Mirror Lakes Trail
• Moraine Lakes Trail
• Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail – Irish Mounta
• Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail – Maiden Peak
• Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail – Three Sister
• Quinn Creek Trail
• Quinn Springs Trail
• Round Meadow Trail
• Senoj Lake Trail #14.1
• Sink Creek Trail
• Six Lakes Trail
• Snowshoe Lakes Trail
• Soda Creek Trail
• Teddy Lakes Trail
• Wickiup Plains Trail
• Winopee Lake Trail

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• Crater Butte Trail
• Crater Butte Trailhead
• Fawn Lake Trail
• Maiden Lake Trail
• Maiden Peak Trail
• Meek Lake Trail
• Minto Lake Trail
• Moore Creek Trail
• Oldenberg Lake Trail
• Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail – Cowhorn Moun
• Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail – Diamond Peak
• Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail – Mt. Thielson
• Rockpile Lake Trail
• Skyline Trail
• Snell Lake Trail
• Stag Lake Trail
• Summit Lake Trail
• Whitefish Creek Trail
• Windy Lakes Trail
• Yoran Lake Trail

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• Arnold Ice Cave Trail
• Bessie Butte Trail
• Boyd Cave Trail
• Coyote Loop Trail
• Fuzztail Butte Trail
• Skeleton Cave Trail
• Swamp Wells Trail

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• Chief Paulina Trailhead
• Crater Rim Trail
• Lost Lake (South) Trail
• Lost Lake Trail
• Newberry Crater Trail
• Parallel Trail
• Peter Skene Ogden National Scenic Trail
• Peter Skene Ogden Trailhead

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The Maury Mountains offer solitude and relaxation to those in search of it. There four campgrounds in the area including one situated on the shore of Antelope Flat Reservoir (a little known fishing hole), and the agate beds near Elkhorn Campground have also been known to attract rock hounds. This beautiful, secluded area is a great place to find your own adventure!

• Hammer Creek Trail

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• Apple Trail area description
• Back Trail
• Black Canyon Trail area description
• Cottonwood Trail area description
• Kelsey Trail area description
• Payten Trail area description
• South Prong Trail

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