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$25 - $115 / night
"The site we’ve always stayed at is huge, way far from any other sites, and has a neat little trail between the parking spot and camping spot."
"We needed a spot to stay for the night and after driving to a few others that were (reserve online only) closed we rolled the dice and headed towards this one."
$48 - $54 / night
"Bike into Westfir, sit by the pool, or throw out a line for fishing. This is a great place for relaxation."
"This is near the small community of Westfir which has a small lodge with micro brews and lunch items, which were both great. Easy bicycle ride. Oakridge is nearby too and has many amenities."
$44 / night
"Hard to find the entrance while going 55 MPH down the highway. We stopped and camped here on our way from Christmas Valley to home."
"Decent privacy and good proximity to bathroom and water.
The campground water is potable but very salty, mineral-y, and overall weird tasting."
$20 / night
"Lots of great trails for biking/hiking nearby.
The sites themselves are par for the course: table + fire ring. Enough space for 1-2 tents."
"If you want to have epic pristine cool dips in the summer and waterfalls around- access to a great English style brew pub down the road in town, and always helpful camp host- snag one of these first come"
"Great spot to get away from the usual busy family campgrounds and state parks. Nothing fancy here. Vault toilets. Don't remember if there is even running water."
"PRO’S -remote, heavy forest nearby, beautiful landscape -every site on the North side of the campground has a trail down to the river. Site 7 has concrete steps to the river."
$24 - $200 / night
"There is an amphitheater for group to gather and it’s a very short drive to the lake. The only bad thing is that there is a lot of poison oak near the campground."
"Just outside of Oakridge. Great campround. Many sites with view of the water. Many first come-first served. Hosts are friendly and take great care of the grounds."
$20 - $24 / night
"Sites are surrounded by trees to give privacy and not feel like you are sharing a site with your neighbor. There is a good hiking trail by the park Swordfern trail."
"Laying Creek sounds heavenly all throughout the camp, the trails are great to walk, and you will eventually wander to a swimming hole. Beautiful campground, with a great history going back to 1933."
$8 / night
"Easy Access to the Brice creek trail, and the Tressel creek falls. Also there is gold panning allowed in the creek."
"Great creek access with tressel creek falls nearby."
"Nice that Cascara is close to so much to explore. Found a place to dip into the water, to shoot, and exploring the forest roads was a fun afternoon in general."
"About 30 min away from groceries and stores. Came in late to this campround. No reservation needed. Lucky they had a couple of tent sites open. We ended up staying an extra day."
ScoutNice big lot. Beautiful views of stars on a clear night. Very remote. Climb an easy dirt road back a few miles. A few deep potholes but nothing too technical.
GuideThis is a decently well maintained campground, the road in and through is severely potholed and I wouldn’t recommend a big rig, but I did see one guy park at least 35’ class A.
Vault toilets, no water or electricity. Sites are not all level, some are not RV friendly, but most are. Host is doing a fab job keeping the grounds clean and tidy.
Many sites back right up to the lake. Many back up to the road others is a bit of traffic noise.
LegendThis spot was actually an accidental find but worked out great because we were not able to turn around on the tight road we found ourselves on. It opened up tremendously and gave us great grounds to camp on for a few nights. Close enough to a river that requires hiking if you’re up for that kind of adventure. There was little to no traffic noise from the hwy and no other campers around for days. Clear starts for start gazing at night.
LegendWe actually pulled in this part of the forest wanting to park at the “hideaway” spot but someone was already posted up there. That would have been a really cute place to camp BUT we drove farther. I really don’t recommend this spot for bigger rigs but we were able to get ours back here (40 ft total) Kind of no turn around options and driving forward was all our only choice at that point…to be honest the drive made me nervous. It was a tight dirt road but once we found a spot it was cleared pretty good. Had plenty of room and someone was back here not too long ago…they had a little campfire setup with log stumps. Probably wouldn’t come back unless I had to but we did stay tucked away back here for a few days.
LegendWe needed a spot to stay for the night and after driving to a few others that were (reserve online only) closed we rolled the dice and headed towards this one. It was late and dark but we pulled in in hopes that they had some openings. THEY DID!! We didn’t do much driving around before pulling into a spot but I with we had. We pulled into #4, one of the first available and I DONT recommend any of the first few slots because they sit right next to the highway and that was annoying but our own fault. If I had to redo I’d stay in the 20’s or 30’s because they are closer in where it’s much quieter and those spots back up to a river…super cute! The restrooms were very clean and I’m a bit of a snob when it comes to public restrooms…it was good. All in all the park is very maintained, clean and the staff is great!! Would definitely stay again!
TravelerFamily-friendly campground on a reservoir with boat and fishing access. It is pretty, but can be really loud with lots of kids and people. Sites are a decent size. Pit toilets are extremely stinky in fall (when we're usually passing through), bad even for pit toilets. Despite the downsides, we have stayed here for 2-3 days in fall for many years.
ScoutBeautiful stop for dispersed camping someone built benches road is not too rough for most cars but it feels very much like your in the middle of no where but only really about 5 miles off shoestring rd on blm rd lot's of space for big group with multiple cars
LegendNot at all for travel trailers but camber vans and camping would work and there are Vault toilets and access to the lake for a small boats and kayaks but it's a tiny and dusty campground. There is a vault toilet and fire pits are at each location along with most having picnic tables
LegendCamping or Camper vans only with no way to fit anything over 20 ft and only two or three spots with a vault toilet but literally 30 ft from the road
Camping near Westfir, Oregon, offers a mix of beautiful scenery and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking to pitch a tent or park your RV, there are plenty of options to explore.
Camping near Westfir, Oregon, has something for everyone, from families to RV enthusiasts. Just be prepared for the natural elements and enjoy the great outdoors!
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Westfir campground located in Oregon?
Westfir is located in the Willamette National Forest in western Oregon. While Westfir itself is a small community, nearby Casey's Riverside RV resort sits along the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. For more remote options, Kiahanie Campground is situated about 20 miles past Westfir on Forest Road 19, offering a secluded experience on the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Willamette River.
What amenities are available at Westfir campground?
Campgrounds near Westfir offer varying amenities. Paradise In Oregon provides gorgeous sites within the Willamette National Forest with the natural beauty of trees as its main feature. For more developed options, Holiday Farm RV Park offers full hookups, good-sized sites, a friendly office, and is conveniently located near Tokatee Golf Club. Some campgrounds in the region have basic facilities like pit toilets, while others feature water access, swimming opportunities, and hiking trails.
When is Westfir campground open during the year?
Campgrounds around Westfir typically follow seasonal patterns based on their elevation and location in the Willamette National Forest. Most are open from late spring through early fall (approximately May through September), with specific opening dates varying depending on snow melt and road conditions. Trout Creek Campground, located in the Willamette National Forest, follows this general season. Lower elevation sites like Edgewater RV Resort and Marina may have extended seasons or year-round accessibility. Always check current conditions before planning your visit.
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