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Knebal Springs

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Knebal Springs is located near Dufur in the Mt. Hood National Forest. The terrain consists of forested areas with trails suitable for hiking and mountain biking. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer, and nearby attractions include the scenic views of Mt. Hood and the Columbia River Gorge.

Description

US Forest Service

Mt. Hood National Forest

Knebal Springs Campground is located in an open Ponderosa Pine setting. The campground is adjacent to Knebal Springs Trail which is an approximately 10 mile loop that is popular for mountain bikers and horse back riders.

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Location

Knebal Springs is located in Oregon

Directions

From Dufur, OR - take Forest Road 44 west about 16 miles, 4.5 miles north on FR 4430, then southwest less than a mile on FR 1720.

Coordinates

45.43600008 N
121.47900075 W

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Park in a lot, walk to your site.

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General Info

Drive Time

1 hr 36 min from Portland
2 hrs 12 min from Salem
2 hrs 15 min from Longview
2 hrs 26 min from Yakima

Stephanie K.

Guide

Reviewed Nov. 10, 2021

Nice quiet campground

Nice quiet campground. Would stay again.

Month of VisitOctober

Bjorn S.

Legend

Reviewed Sep. 1, 2018

Spread Out Sites, Prime Rec Area

This is a great option as each site is different and pretty spacious. Too bad they're right off the road and the relative lack of trees takes away some privacy. Still, the trees are tall and you get more sunlight, plus this is near some really cool, popular trail networks for all abilities. And consider the dirt roads lead to wonderful views as well. Springs are ephemeral, so there wasn't anything to see while we were there. A little more remote and in the 'semi-primitive' category, adding to a more natural feel.

Month of VisitJune