Creekside Sisters City Park

Pretty campground with lots of big trees. It’s next to the highway. Our site was as far back from the road as you could be. In spite of this, there’s still quite a bit of road noise, traffic, settles way down late at night. There are no campfires allowed right now. The campsites are close together. The bathroom is clean.

Helpful camp hosts for this campground. Walking distance to town, quiet and restful. A little road noise but very tolerable. Level gravel sites. Good WiFi service.

We truly enjoyed our night here.  It was a quick one night to empty and fill tanks as well as get out "Sisters-fix".  The hosts were very hospitable and the campsites were very clean.  The sites were close together, and we were fortunate to have a quiet week day, but I can't think of a better place to stay to enjoy all that Sisters offers.

I did not stay here, but stopped as it was the only dump site for many miles.  The campground is very clean and right on the west edge of Sisters, Oregon.  Very good location, right near the highway, but easy walking into all the fine shops in Sisters.

The host said that due to abuses in the past, they do not allow or sell any fresh water fill ups, but do have a very nice dump station with a hose connect for non-potable water to flush your black water tank.  I've added pictures that should provide a good overview.

This is a city campground next to a city park. Some spaces are a little tight and not so level. Gravel road throughout. Camp hosts were very helpful in getting us a couple of full hookup sites. Clean restrooms. A bit noisy from being so close to the highway, but the plus side of this campground is the location. Just a couple of blocks the quaint city of Sisters. Restaurants, brewpubs, shops, etc. All is level so walking and biking are easy. Been there a few times and will be going back.

Had a great time camping here.  Our spot was a little tight side to side, but had plenty of space behind.  Trees with nice shade, creek running through the campground.  Walk to town to enjoy shops, restaurants and coffee shops.  Great biking.  Clean bathrooms.  If you like the town of Sisters you will like this campground.  Really big rigs may have trouble here.  Would have given 5 stars if sites were a little bigger side to side.

Stayed 3 nights for the Sisters Folk Festival. Fantastic location with a really nice walk into town. Nearby mountain bike trails. It’s an urban campground and very tightly packed and a lot of road noise. Very clean.

Nice campground shaded by tall ponderosa pines. We stayed at a drive in non electric site. Tents are close to our neighbors. Ground cover is pine needles and dirt. Has decent WiFi and cell coverage. Showers are cleaned daily by to our surprise they are quarter operated. I missed this info in all publications. Very nice creek runs along one side of campground with walk up tent camping along the banks. Wildfire smoke was minimal while are were here.

This campground is a gem- very close to town, but peaceful, with beautiful shaded sites. The bathrooms are decent. Large utility sinks are available for washing dishes. This is my 2nd stay. I love Sisters and Creekside feels like home! Tip: even though this campground looks Full online, check for cancellations/no shows.

What a great campground. The sites are a lite close together, but it is well shaded and very well maintained.

Great location.  Sites are a little cramped but it is a very well run campground.

Stayed here at the mid point of a Mackenzie pass out and back ride. Feels a little random to be camping in the middle of a park, but a really nice option for bike-packers. We pitched our tent on the grass and had a great sleep. Town is only a few blocks away if you want to walk in for a pint or a burger. The facilities were nice and clean.

We have camped in this park for years. Walking and biking to restaurants, shops, movies, breweries, festivals, and many bike trails. Be aware, this last visit, we were told in NO uncertain terms that dogs were NOT to be left in rv unattended, specifically, “where you go, your dogs go”, by the park host. A first.

This campground was very well maintained.  The sites are rather close together but the trees and convenience is great.  Mountain bike trails are accessible from camp and town is just a few blocks away. Restrooms and showers (pay) were very clean.

We stayed at spot #20 and it was great! Campground is clean, has showers, restrooms, dish sink cleaning, cell service, and is table/fire pit. No mosquitos! Definitely coming back in future!

It has everything you need, but lacks in the outdoor experience. Short stroll into town so a perfect stay for Sister’s Rodeo or Quilt Show. Sites close together... mostly RVs but a number of tent only sites for bikers and hikers.

Car camping is not really my jam,but if you want to be in a centralized location to everything Central Oregon has to offer (including food and amenities like stores, bars, etc.) then this is it. You will see you neighbor and the site area is a bit wide open without much privacy, but it gets the job done if all you care about is having a home base and exploring your little adventurer heart out!

I'm a tent camper. That said, I love a cute little trailer or even an 18 foot motor home, as long as it's QUIET. Generators are really not appropriate next to tent campers. Last time we stayed there some guy in a road whale started his generator at 8:00am, after having it on and off all night because they were cold. If you're camping, bring extra blankets. That's what I did in the tiny tent next to you. There is also some road noise, but that's part of being a city campground. I love that this place has showers and bathrooms that are clean. I love that you can walk or bike to town for the festival. I love that you can get a reservation online. The campsite itself is not terribly pretty, but the perimeter is nice and there's a creek.

I just stayed here again and discovered even more wonderful perks of this campground location. This year we brought an airstream and bikes and I discovered how bikeable everything is from this campground. Not only can you bike to coffee (dutch brothers), the brand new La Margie (amazing breakfast and lunch spot brought to Sisters by it's popular namesake in Bend) which are both practically next door the rest of the town is right there. But this campground doesn't feel urban, it backs up into a creek on one side and has open spaces in the back. From the campground you can also mountain bike into dozens of trails through the back of the campground. It's all right there! I took lots of pictures this time to share with you...

One exit off the main "downtown" of sisters. This is a great spot if you want to access the adorable town of Sisters. It is even walking distance to a Mexican restaurant and the most popular pub in town. Both of which have dog friendly outdoor decks. And the cutest movie theatre.

There is only one shower stall for men and one for women so you might have a small wait. But the shower itself is very spacious with a bench and hooks. And it doesn't require quarters.

Note: There are no outlets for tent spots and there are no outlets inside the bathroom.