We pulled up on a Saturday afternoon to find a plentiful selection of sites! It is a nice quiet campsite and easy to get to with a camper. We stayed at site 6 that had plenty of room for multiple tents and several cars and a trailer. The sites can be effected by wind and most certainly the sun. Overall a great dry camping site and if it’s full there are plenty of dispersed sites down the road!

Drove through this campsite to check out our next visit. This is the place to be on a clear night. I can only imagine the stars above and the show to be seen. I’ll definitely be back.

roomy, cheap, clean campsites. excellent last minute camping and amazing hosts. can get full quickly.amazing stargazing at night lots of coyote yipping in the distance.

There are a lot of trails nearby! Hiking, Bike and atv trails. There is also access to the "road" that leads to the top of Grey Butte. It's not much of a road more like a widened rough trail but we made it up in our truck! The view.up top was spectacular!! The road is only open certain time if the year-i believe March thru September. Definitely worth the drive up to top! Makes you feel on top of the world-or at least Central Oregon 😁

This is a simple, wide open tent camping area and it's really close to Smith Rock. You can wake up early to see the sun on the rock formations and then hike to the climbs in approximately 20-30 minutes.

Its very minimal, but totally doable for hikers. Not to far from Smith Rock

Just a 10 minute drive from Smith Rock this is a great place for larger groups who want to camp and cook all together, have campfires (depending on the season and current restrictions), save money, and avoid the crowds at the bivy site. Outhouses, but no electricity or running water. Don’t leave valuables in unattended vehicles.

This campground is a little bit out from the state park but is very nice still. The sites are pretty well spread out and pretty large. You can easily have multiple tents in most of the sites.

The road is somewhat close to the campground so you don't get some noise but overall a nice place to stay if the campground at smith rock is full.

Stayed overnight after climbing Three Fingered Jack and before climbing at Smith the next day. The surrounding grasslands are absolutely stunning and amazingly peaceful. Obviously it is a bit rustic, but that's all good.

Currently on a 4 day stay at Skull Hollow campground and everything have been great! The sites are spread out so you don't feel like you are on top of another group/site. There are vault toilets and port-a-potties scattered throughout the campground as well as trash bins. The camp host is very friendly and helpful. You can tell he really cares about the area and people who stay here.