Best Dispersed Camping near Roseburg, OR
Burma Pond BLM offers secluded camping around a small pond about 20 minutes off I-5 near Wolf Creek. The area provides several primitive sites with vault toilets and trash collection but no drinking water. Access requires navigating a dirt road with occasional potholes and steep sections. One camper noted, "The road getting up to it wasn't too bad. Some bigger potholes that were easy enough to avoid." Multiple reviewers recommend using Google Maps rather than Apple Maps for navigation.
Elliott State Forest provides more remote dispersed camping opportunities with over 550 miles of roads, though only the primary network remains maintained. Sites are scattered along Marlow Creek Road, with most campers finding suitable spots 7-8 miles in. The forest service roads can be challenging, particularly after rain. "Very secluded but spacious sites," one camper shared, while another cautioned about "the road being too steep" for some vehicles. Most sites are simple pull-offs with no facilities, offering privacy and forest views.