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    Campgrounds surrounding Westfir, Oregon provide a range of options within the Willamette National Forest. Black Canyon Campground offers riverside sites with trail access along the middle fork of the Willamette River, while Casey's Riverside RV Resort features full hookups and paved sites for larger vehicles. The area supports both tent and RV camping, with several locations offering riverside views. Travelers can find developed sites with amenities like water and restrooms, as well as more primitive options throughout the surrounding national forest land.

    Most campgrounds in the region operate seasonally, typically from May through September or October. Road access varies by location, with some sites requiring navigation along forest service roads. "Though we could hear a little traffic from the highway, we could also hear the river and enjoyed the river access trail at the back of the site," noted one visitor about Black Canyon Campground. Weather conditions can change rapidly in the forest environment, especially at higher elevations. Several campgrounds require reservations during peak summer months, while others operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Cell service is limited throughout much of the area, with visitors reporting variable connection strength depending on campground location.

    Riverside camping represents a major draw for the Westfir area, with multiple developed campgrounds positioned along the Willamette River. Campers frequently mention the sound of rushing water as a highlight of their experience. A review of Casey's Riverside RV Resort noted, "The river runs right next to the campground with part of the sites right along it." Train noise appears in several reviews, with tracks running along the opposite side of the river from some campgrounds. Wildlife sightings, including elk, are mentioned in visitor feedback. The proximity to mountain biking trails makes the region particularly popular for outdoor recreation, with Oakridge and Westfir considered the "mountain biking capital of the Northwest" according to visitor reports.

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      1. Black Canyon Campground - Willamette NF

      4.1(17)6mi from Westfir74 sitesRVs, Tents

      "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."

      "Avoid the spots right near the entrance as the highway sound is pretty loud. Spots 20-40 are near the river and you can either see/hear at most spots."

      from $26 - $115 / night

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      2. Casey's Riverside RV resort

      4.8(13)1mi from WestfirRVs, Tents, Glamping

      "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."

      from $48 - $54 / night

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      3. Blue Pool — Willamette National Forest

      4.3(12)11mi from Westfir27 sitesRVs, Tents

      "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."

      from $44 / night

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      4. Salmon Creek Falls Campground

      4.8(4)7mi from Westfir4 sitesRVs, Tents

      "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"

      from $20 / night

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      5. Willamette National Forest Packard Creek Campground

      4.0(3)6mi from Westfir40 sitesRVs, Tents

      "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."

      from $24 - $200 / night

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      6. Cedar Creek Campground

      4.2(5)12mi from WestfirRVs, Tents

      "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."

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      7. Hobo Camp Campground

      4.5(4)11mi from WestfirRVs, Tents

      "Got there on a Saturday afternoon around 4. There was only one group there, so we had our choice of spot. The spots are fairly close together, so if it's busy, it will be cramped."

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      8. Rujada Campground

      3.0(6)12mi from Westfir15 sitesRVs, Tents, Glamping

      "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."

      from $20 - $24 / night

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      9. Lund Park Campground — Umpqua National Forest

      4.0(4)11mi from Westfir10 sitesTents

      "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."

      from $16 / night

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      10. Cascara Campground — Fall Creek State Recreation Area

      3.9(8)17mi from WestfirTents

      "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."

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    • PThe Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 31, 2026

      Blue River Retreat

      Friendly Village

      We just picked up our new 31 foot camp trailer near Eugene, OR and had no idea how long it would take to get through the entire process. We had driven up from California’s Central Valley. By the time we ate and started heading east, we had no idea where we were going to park our new adventure mobile. By 6pm we finally had cell service and found 2 campgrounds on your App that was close and had a couple open spaces still available. Unfortunately, our cell service was still sketchy, so we couldn’t log onto their website and reserve a spot.

      When we arrived we found that the office was closed for the day, but one of the year round campers told the manager we were there. Laura greeted us in her golf cart and had us meet her at space 25, where we were able to log onto the site and walk through the process. We were introduced to other campers, told who to go to for help in a pinch, where the best local cuisine was, how local emergency services worked, about the wildlife, walks to take, and that our Corgis were welcome, but all dogs must be on leash and their waste be picked up and placed in the trash.

      We

    • Casey B.The Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 31, 2026

      Hobo Camp Campground

      Great little place not far outside of Eugene

      We were there at the end of August. Got there on a Saturday afternoon around 4. There was only one group there, so we had our choice of spot. The spots are fairly close together, so if it's busy, it will be cramped. Access to the creek can be a bit challenging if you're not fully mobile or elderly.

      It has a toilet across the street from the main camp area, but we opted to not use it

    • Yvette W.The Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 26, 2026

      Diamond Lake

      Lakefront view

      Some sites are tight to park in, lots of trees. Concrete tables excellent fire rings.

    • jThe Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 25, 2026

      Baker Bay Campgrounds & Marina - a Lane County Park

      Nice scenery

      nice scenery, beautiful lake just wished they took a little better care of the campground. Showers don’t work, pit toilet smelled to hi heaven, and some of the porta-potties are full and have flies.

    • Kim G.The Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 25, 2026

      Rice Hill RV Park

      Easy overnight, mostly full-timers

      We stopped here because it was convenient after a 500+ mile day. It is a very clean RV Park but I think we were the only overnighters here. I called about an hour before our after hours arrival. The woman I spoke with on the phone, Mel, was super friendly. The clubhouse area is clean, and had laundry, a pool table, and clean bathrooms/showers. Nothing fancy but clean and hot water for the showers. It is right next to the 5 so there will be road noise. Nice field with horses behind our site.

    • MThe Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 24, 2026

      Eugene Kamping World RV Park

      Basic

      We ended up here as a last-minute stay due to the wild fires. They were very accommodating.

      Reasonable price, a lot of long-term residents, quiet and everyone keeps to themselves, restrooms and showers are clean. Propane refill, dump station, large fenced in dog run.

      Coin laundry - no change machine tho..

    • TThe Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 20, 2026

      Whistlers Bend County Park

      Big birds by the river

      Wonderful. It’s right on the river and there are a number of large birds— egret, blue gray Heron, geese, ducks in the water. And an osprey fishing from the trees.

    • Kyle L.The Dyrt Pro User
      Aug. 20, 2026

      Sparks Lake Recreation Area

      Such as sending location, but varies greatly depending on the time of year.

      I first started coming to the spot more than 10 years ago and every time I come it’s a little bit different. There are a handful of disperse sites along the east side of the lake, but I would say truck camper or van only as anything towable is not likely to fit. There is a paid campground on the right hand side right when you first pull in where you will fit if you’re towing.

      The lake itself is great but the water levels change drastically. With this review, the lake seems pretty low and there is a ton of haze from wildfire smoke.

    Guide to Westfir

    Camping sites near Westfir, Oregon range from riverside locations to forested retreats within the Willamette National Forest. The area sits at elevations between 1,200-2,000 feet in the western Cascade foothills, where summer temperatures typically reach 75-85°F during peak camping season. Winter snow closes many campgrounds from October through April, with spring runoff creating higher water levels in the Willamette River's tributaries.

    What to do

    Trail access from camp: Black Canyon Campground provides direct access to hiking trails along the Willamette River. "There are nice trails running through this campground. It was nice and quiet and plenty of space and privacy from your neighbors," notes Shannon C. The campground connects to several miles of riverside paths.

    Water activities: Casey's Riverside RV Resort offers excellent river access for swimming and fishing. "Great paved large riverfront views spaces, good fishing in the river, clean and well maintained facility," reports Robert H. The resort features premium river views from many sites.

    Waterfall hikes: Multiple waterfall trails are accessible from Lund Park Forest Camp. "Easy access to the Brice creek trail, and the Tressel creek falls. Also there is gold panning allowed in the creek," explains Brandon A. The Trestle Creek Falls trail forms a 5-mile loop that passes two waterfalls.

    What campers like

    Swimming holes: Hobo Camp Campground provides direct river access from most sites. "Nice quite place though on the road, it's not highly traveled though. It's right on the river except the group camp," mentions Larry B. The campground offers several riverside sites with natural swimming areas.

    Natural sounds: The rushing water creates peaceful background noise at many campgrounds. "Though we could hear a little traffic from the highway, we could also hear the river and enjoyed the river access trail at the back of the site," one visitor noted about Black Canyon Campground.

    Privacy between sites: Cedar Creek Campground offers well-spaced sites with good separation. "The camp spots are large and far enough apart that you don't feel like you are intruding on your neighbors," explains Donna Y. Many sites include direct access trails to the creek.

    What you should know

    Train noise: Several campgrounds are located near active rail lines. "The train tracks are literally across the river. Maybe 200 ft away. The train runs all day and sadly all night," notes Ryan C. about Black Canyon Campground. Bringing earplugs is recommended if you're a light sleeper.

    Limited services: Most forest service campgrounds have minimal amenities. "No water despite being listed here. Nice little campground with swimming holes nearby and good waterfall hikes," Lawrence F. reports about Cedar Creek Campground.

    Reservation requirements: Campgrounds fill quickly during summer months. "We stayed at site 19 and loved it! I think it's the best spot in the campground," shares Carl L. about Blue Pool Campground. Booking 3-6 months in advance is recommended for weekend stays between June and September.

    Tips for camping with families

    Kid-friendly swimming: Cascara Campground offers safe swimming areas with oversight. "The camp sites were decent size and they have life jackets for little ones," Jessie S. reports. The campground includes a designated swimming dock.

    Playgrounds and fields: Some campgrounds include recreational facilities beyond camping. "There was a nice playground which did surprise us that my kiddos liked. Along with access to a nice swimming hole next to the campground," mentions Kelli B. about Rujada Campground.

    Weekday visits: For families seeking quieter experiences, midweek camping offers more solitude. "We went on a weekday in June and had no issue getting a nice campsite," Michael shares about Cascara Campground. Tuesday through Thursday typically sees lower occupancy rates.

    Tips from RVers

    Site selection: Casey's Riverside RV Resort offers premium paved sites for larger vehicles. "The spots facing the river are amazing, but even the second row was nice," notes Julie B. The resort includes full hookups with 50-amp electrical service.

    Leveling challenges: Forest service campgrounds may require significant leveling for RVs. "The site was small and parking was tight for two vehicles," Shannon C. mentions about Black Canyon Campground. Bringing leveling blocks is essential for most national forest campgrounds.

    Limited big rig access: Most forest campgrounds cannot accommodate larger RVs. "The sites only have enough room for one vehicle, and many did not appear long enough for a larger motor home over say 20 feet," Todd M. notes about Black Canyon Campground. Vehicles over 30 feet should stick to dedicated RV parks like Casey's Riverside Resort.

    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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