Alder Springs — Willamette National Forest

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At $10 per night, Alder Springs sits within Willamette National Forest near McKenzie Bridge, managed by the US Forest Service with water hookups on-site. Pets are welcome, and campfires are permitted. Reviewers note the campground can be less than clean, though the surrounding waterfall hikes draw visitors back regardless. Hot summer weekends see the water access become a draw. Campers interested in dog-friendly camping around Willamette National Forest will find this site worth considering alongside nearby options like Alder Springs Campground — Willamette National Forest. Pack your own cleaning supplies and plan visits during cooler months if crowds are a concern.

Fee Info

Single Campsites - $10 per night Extra Vehicles - $5 per vehicle, per night

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Map & DirectionsAlder Springs is located in Oregon near Mckenzie Bridge

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Public Campground

Coordinates

44.17788 N
121.91032 W

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Reviewed Jun. 19, 2015

Beautiful waterfalls

SO good when it's hot out! Although it's not very clean, the waterfall hikes are worth it.

  • Review photo of Alder Springs — Willamette National Forest by Eva W., June 19, 2015
  • Review photo of Alder Springs — Willamette National Forest by Eva W., June 19, 2015
  • Review photo of Alder Springs — Willamette National Forest by Eva W., June 19, 2015
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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities and facilities are available at Alder Springs Campground?

Alder Springs Campground offers basic facilities in a natural setting. The campground maintains a clean environment, though amenities are limited. Visitors should plan to bring their own water and supplies as this is a more primitive camping experience. While specific facilities aren't extensive, the campground's appeal lies in its peaceful atmosphere and natural surroundings. For current facility information, contact Willamette National Forest before your visit.

What recreational activities can visitors enjoy at Alder Springs Campground?

Alder Springs Campground offers excellent waterfall hiking opportunities, making it a perfect destination during hot weather. The area features scenic waterfall trails that wind through the beautiful Willamette National Forest landscape. Visitors can enjoy peaceful nature walks, photography, wildlife viewing, and cooling off near the water features. The quiet environment also makes it ideal for relaxation and enjoying the tranquility of the forest setting. The combination of water features and forest trails provides diverse recreational options for nature enthusiasts.

Where is Alder Springs Campground located in Oregon?

Alder Springs Campground is located within the Willamette National Forest in Oregon. This peaceful campground is situated in a scenic forest setting known for its natural beauty and tranquility. While the exact location coordinates aren't specified, it's part of the extensive Willamette National Forest system. For specific directions and access information, contact the Willamette National Forest ranger district or check the official Forest Service website before planning your trip.