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Oasis BLM Campground

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Oasis BLM Campground, near Maupin, Oregon, is a straightforward spot that caters to those looking for a no-frills camping experience right by the Deschutes River. With a handful of sites scattered along the riverbank, it’s perfect for those who want to fish, raft, or just soak up the sun.

This campground has the basics covered: picnic tables, fire pits, and pit toilets are available, making it a solid choice for a simple getaway. Visitors have noted the convenience of the self-pay system and the easy access to the river, which is a big draw for many. One camper mentioned, “Basic no frills campground. Right on the river. Good for fishing or rafting.”

If you’re into hiking, there are a few trails nearby, and the area is known for its fly fishing opportunities. Just keep in mind that it can get hot, so bringing a shade canopy is a smart move. The campground is also close to Maupin, where you can grab supplies or enjoy local dining options after a day of outdoor fun.

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Bonney Crossing

41 min away

Hike in from Lower Deschutes State Rec Area

2 hrs 30 min away

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1 hr 32 min from Bend, OR
1 hr 49 min from Portland, OR
2 hrs 21 min from Yakima, WA
2 hrs 25 min from Salem, OR

Location

Oasis BLM Campground is located in Oregon

Coordinates

45.18211721546794 N
121.08243066997386 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.
Boat-In
Sites accessible by watercraft.

Site Types

Tent Sites
RV Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)
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Features

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Trash
Picnic Table
Phone Service
Toilets
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Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Pull-Through Sites

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shirah P.

Traveler

Reviewed Jul. 8, 2025

quiet and HOT

go past the first campsite that’s like 35$ or something, just a line of dirt campsites, tables, open space. not too bad, 8.40 w tax is a lil much but it goes back to the land so :) hot as shias in early july

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Month of VisitJuly

Bill M.

Guide

Reviewed Jun. 15, 2024

Few spots, great stop

In the lower deschutes area, maupin is a busy spot. Oasis is straightforward, no frills, and just a few spots. They have electronic fee machine which was convenient.

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Month of VisitJune

Richard H.

Guide

Reviewed Apr. 22, 2024

Nice basic BLM campground right on the Deschutes River.

Basic no frills campground. Right on the river. Good for fishing or rafting. Gravel parking. No shade. Pit toilets, garbage, picnic tables and fire pits.

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Month of VisitApril

Eric P.

Legend

Reviewed Apr. 13, 2024

Great spot on the Deshutes

We had a great day camping and enjoying the river. A few spots to hike. Several other camping opportunities on the Deshutes byway as well. I would return. Plenty of opportunities for fly fishing in the area as well. Lots of falls nearby.

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Month of VisitApril

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Mari H.

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 17, 2023

For rafters, super convenient

Has the basics. Deschutes river access, pit toilets, picnic tables, dumpster. Works for a group. Tents ok. Small trailers and RV’s will fit. Has two entrances - handy for trailers and RV’s - you can pull through the campground. About 1 mile from town of Maupin. Desert environment. No water available except river water. It was over 100 degrees when we were there - bring shade canopy or tent!!!

Month of VisitJuly

Laura M.

Legend

Reviewed Oct. 10, 2022

Small and Simple, Right on the Deschutes River

This is a really low key, REALLY basic campground along the Deschutes River.

No reservations, self pay, no host, though a ranger did drive through daily.

Fee is $8 for weekdays, $12 for weekends, and there's a group site for $25 for weeknights and $35 for weekends. Trash dumpsters (no recycling) and smelly vault toilets on site.

Good cell reception for ATT and Verizon.

Lots of traffic coming through with tours and busses for rafters. The train goes right along the river on the other side, which was neat for us but some people might not like the noise.

Half the sites are right along the river. Each spot is different, but they're all kind of scattered about and none are fancy or completely private.

Nice basic quiet campground at a good price. Close to the town of Maupin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Oasis Campground a BLM-managed camping area?

Yes, Oasis Campground is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). It's a basic, no-frills camping area with a self-pay system and occasional ranger patrols. The campground features typical BLM amenities including pit toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings. Fees are $8 for weekdays and $12 for weekends, with a separate group site available for $25 weeknights and $35 weekends. An electronic fee machine is available on-site for convenient payment.

Where is Oasis Campground located in Maupin, Oregon?

Oasis Campground is located approximately one mile from the town of Maupin, Oregon. The campground sits along the Deschutes River in a desert environment. It's positioned on the Deschutes River Scenic Byway, making it easily accessible for visitors. The riverside location provides direct water access for fishing, rafting, and other water activities.

What nearby attractions can I visit when staying at Oasis Campground?

While staying at Oasis Campground, you can enjoy the Deschutes River for fishing, rafting, and swimming right from the campsite. The area offers hiking opportunities with a few trails accessible from the campground. Fly fishing is particularly popular in this section of the river. Several waterfalls are located nearby, worth exploring during your stay. The town of Maupin is just a mile away for supplies and services. For more camping experiences, the Deschutes Scenic Byway features additional campgrounds to explore.

What camping options are available at Oasis Campground near Maupin?

Oasis Campground offers basic riverside camping with no reservations required. The campground accommodates tents, small trailers, and RVs, with two entrances that allow for pull-through access. Each site includes picnic tables and fire pits on gravel parking areas. There's also a dedicated group site available for larger parties. The campground has no water hookups or electricity, and lacks shade. Facilities include pit toilets and trash dumpsters, making it a truly primitive camping experience in a desert setting.

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