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"Primitive camp. Nice views, pull in is flat enough, and there is 0 road noise."
"There is a place to camp on the left, in the trees before the gps coordinates and many beyond the coordinates."
"It had plenty of fairly flat ground for our 26” skoolie. There was a fire ring, but we didn’t use. It got very cold at night."
"Good little tucked away site with spring water, fire pits and lots of empty space for my truck. Make sure to stop at the sign, we went about 2-3 extra miles looking before we came back lol"
ScoutThis place is on private property and has gates all around the area. Maybe it was once a campground but surely not anymore.
GuidePrimitive camp. Nice views, pull in is flat enough, and there is 0 road noise.
TravelerWe came out in the dark, so didn’t get a prime spot. There are several areas to camp. We passed 2 other campers in our way in. There is a place to camp on the left, in the trees before the gps coordinates and many beyond the coordinates.
TravelerStayed at a sweet little spot amongst some trees at the first campsite we came up on (about 4 miles up a gravel road). No water sources around, but if you have supplies you’re set. Great spot for dogs too. Lots of wild flowers and plenty of area to explore
TravelerI don't know about the pass but took to turn off and proceeded down the road to the first set of trees off the road. Ther e are driveways among the trees that will allow small to medium vehicles. There's an open field (with plenty of rocks and boulders-not for driving on) that affords a view to the northeast. It is hot here now, 90s to 100.
LegendWe ended up at this spot after finding roads closed by snow farther up the hill. It had plenty of fairly flat ground for our 26” skoolie. There was a fire ring, but we didn’t use. It got very cold at night. We were fine in our bus, but our traveling partner had his water bottle freeze in his tent. It’s a bit of an uphill drive off 15, but it’s a pretty good gravel road. There was a fair amount of litter from what looked like a hunting group when we arrived, but we took it with us.
TravelerLots of cows… funniest thing ever! One woke me up when it was sniffing at the tents rain cover! Good little tucked away site with spring water, fire pits and lots of empty space for my truck. Make sure to stop at the sign, we went about 2-3 extra miles looking before we came back lol
TravelerGravel road in with some washboard but not bad. Level spots around some with trees.
TravelerMy husband and I checked it out to see if it could be a good place to stop for the night while we are traveling and found it to be a perfect for that. It’s far enough off the road but not to far to get on and off HWY 20.
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According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dispersed campground near Burns, OR is Sagehen Hill Road with a 4.5-star rating from 6 reviews.
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