Whispering Falls Campground

Nice camp sites with compartments for little privacy. No hook-ups. Everything pretty old. Restrooms not really clean and little over the years. But the sites are nice with lot trees. Very friendly and supportive manager Frank

Nice big sites set far apart from each other. Excellent camp host who keeps everything very clean. He even delivered our firewood.

Whispering Falls is a family favorite! 

Beautiful scenery, river access, monarch butterflies, spacious spots, and great trails. Dark enough for stargazing; we were able to see Saturn and Jupiter.

Right on the north Santiam. A few swimming holes although potentially dangerous current. VERY COLD WATER. Great fishing!

I lucked out and picked site 003. Worst spot by far. 2 is ok. All the rest of the riverside spots are amazing.

This place was great. The sites are private and all you can hear is the river (it’s loud). Sites 1-12 are by the river. Non-reservable spots are all on the river. Spots 5 & 6 have a quieter part of the river so they’re great if you want to play in the water. I stayed at site 7 and it had a nice trail to the river but it was not a safe place to get in though there was a nice beach and lots of logs for my little to climb.

Whispering Falls is a small campground right off of OR22, near Mt Jefferson. We stopped here for to camp just one night on a hiking road trip between Opal Creek Wilderness and Sisters. 

There was a small store down the road for supplies, and a creak nearby for hammocking. Sites were basic with fire pits and picnic tables. Great for one night or even a couple if you're out exploring the area during the day-- otherwise not much to do at the site.

Camp above the Santiam riverbank and enjoy a night of peace and rest listening to the water flow. This site has access to vault toilets, potable water. The sites are large enough for rv or tent sites with vehicle pull through. The sites have enough old forest growth to provide privacy for the family. If you camp near the river you cannot hear the road, even though you are only a skip away. I do not recommend camping in the sites near the road if you have kids/pets with you or if you are a light sleeper. The roads are paved which can be great for family cars or for little ones wanting to ride their bike or scooter around camp. The site that we stopped at would have been great for fishing trout or salmon. Don’t forget your fishing license!

You can reserve this site through Linn County Parks & Rec: 1-877-444-6777 - And like most sites in the Willamette National Forest dogs are allowed as long as they are on leashes and check out time is 1pm.