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Umapine

Umapine is located in the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest near Umatilla, Oregon. The terrain consists of forested areas with a mix of trees and open spaces. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 85°F in summer, and nearby attractions include the Eagle Cap Wilderness and the Wallowa Lake State Park.

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National Forest

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest

The Umapine Campground is located west of Vey Meadows between Squaw and Umapine Creeks in a ponderosa pine forest. It offers 3 group sites (including one pull through site) and 5 single sites. The rustic campground is a central staging area for the Winom-Frazier OHV trail areawhich gives off-road riders access to more than 140 miles of challenging trails.

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Location

Umapine is located in Oregon

Directions

From La Grande, Oregon travel north on Interstate 84 for about 8 miles to Exit 252 going to Ukiah/Hilgard on Highway 244; Travel west on Highway 244 towards Ukiah for 23 miles to Forest Road 5160; Turn left on Forest Road 5160 and go 8 miles to campground and OHV trailhead entrance on right side of road. From Ukiah, Oregon travel east on highway 244 to Forest Road 5160; Turn right on Forest Road 5160 and go 8 miles to campground and OHV trailhead entrance on right side of road.

Coordinates

45.11400051 N
118.56300028 W

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2 hrs 33 min from Walla Walla
2 hrs 38 min from Kennewick
3 hrs 47 min from Yakima
4 hrs 21 min from Lewiston

allison W.

Legend

Reviewed Jul. 24, 2022

Middle of Nowhere!

I like remote campgrounds but man, this one felt especially far away from everything. If coming here, I would say you should allocate at least two days if not more to take advantage of everything nearby.

Campground is in a ponderosa forest right in between two creeks, Squaw and Umapine, so anglers were happy and it’s easy to get a nice cool respite if the weather is oppressive.

Picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets, but no hookups.

This campground seems to be an increasingly significant favorite for ATVers (there are a bazillion trails around, you can see them on the maps downloadable for Pro Dyrt members) but it does not open until May, so leave your snowmobile at home.

There are eight sites of varying sizes, but only one is a pull through.

Month of VisitAugust