Big Sarvice Corral Campground

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Big Sarvice Corral Campground operates as a private facility spread across a hillside near Fossil, Oregon. The owners live across the street and use an honor system for payment, with tent camping at $10 per night collected via lockbox by the bathroom. RV pads cluster in groups of two to three and include electric and water hookups, though no sewer connections are available.

The campground accommodates approximately 15 RV sites on what serves as the primary flat ground, where tent campers also set up despite large rocks that require quality footprints and thick sleeping pads. A kitchen area provides stoves and refrigerators for camper use. Horse facilities reflect the property's corral designation. With typically only one or two other parties present during weekends, the site maintains low occupancy levels. For additional options, campers can explore places to camp near Fossil.

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Big Sarvice Corral Campground is located in Oregon

Coordinates

44.83451814 N
120.03536036 W

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Drive Time

2 hrs 1 min from Bend, OR
2 hrs 23 min from Kennewick, WA
2 hrs 56 min from Walla Walla, WA
2 hrs 59 min from Yakima, WA

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Ted T.

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Reviewed Sep. 1, 2015

quiet, well-equipped, rocky for tents

We visited this campground over a weekend that was going to be rainy in the Willamette Valley. Sarvice is listed on the Painted Hills park map with plenty of amenities- toilets and showers, mainly.

The owners live across the street, a note on the main cabin said to leave the money ($10 for tents) in a lockbox by the bathroom. There was one other couple each night of the weekend, so it was incredibly quiet and peaceful.

There are perhaps 15 RV pads. They tend to be clustered with 2-3 next to each other, but generally the campground is spread across a hillside.

Amenities- there are a handful of cabins, the RV pads all have power and water (but not sewer). I think the RV pads are where tents are supposed to be- it's basically the only flat ground- but the large rocks mean you'll want a good tent footprint and thick sleeping pad or air mattress). There's a kitchen area with stoves and fridges. I didn't use it.

Obviously this is a "corral", so there are horse facilities. That's all I know about that. I was on a bicycle, not a horse.