Steens Mountain Wilderness Resort

Quality RV park, but there is no real services nearby. There’s a Mercantile in French Glenn and gasoline. Burns the nearest city of consequences 80 miles away. There’s lots to drive around on and there is definitely the Malheur wildlife area marshlands, and lots of birding. The Steens mountains are nearby for nice afternoon Drive at altitude. The only downside of this place or there are mosquitoes.

Nice, well maintained location with the normal amenities you'd expect from a fairly remote RV resort location.  There are a few hoops to jump through in confirming your reservation, but nothing crazy.  Not far from Frenchglen on a washboard gravel road, but the ability to jump right onto the Loop and head around the area was ideal!  I'd definitely stay again if in the area!

We stayed here on our way to camping on the Alvord.  Very convenient spot from which to explore Steens Mountain , French Glen and the Malheur Wildlife refuge.  

Campground was well maintained.  Friends had trouble with the washboard road knocking their medicine cabinet off the wall, but we took the road more slowly and had not trouble.  The very next morning the road had been graded, so going back to French Glen was no issue.  Sites were fine.  Sanitary dump was uphill so we used their communal dump on the way out.  All was well.  We did check out a little late and there was an extra fee, but we were fine with that!

We'd stay again.

Great location for doing the Steens Mtn Loop and checking out Frenchglen. Best option with a Travel trailer. Couple miles on good, but dusty gravel road. Immaculate bathrooms.

Must see the Steens Loop - a geological wonder. We’ll worth the 4 hours of washboard roads!

Good campground with flush toilets, clean showers and a small store. Electric, water, sewer at all RV sites. All sites are pull thru....some are not totally level and/or rocky. Campground is generally a little dusty and the 3 mile road coming in is washboard. Tent sites with grass and some small cabins available

This private campground is more in line with an Oregon State Park than most private campgrounds. Pull through spots for RV/trailers, green grass for tents, and cabins. Mosquitoes were heavy during the beginning of July.