Juniper Point — Fred Hayes State Park at Starvation

Juniper Point Campground is located along the shoreline of Starvation Reservoir. It's positioned in a way that offers beautiful scenery of the surrounding landscape and provides convenient water access. All campsites at Juniper Point are within walking distance to the water, making it easy for visitors to enjoy fishing, swimming, and other water activities. The campground features a natural setting with juniper trees that give the area its name.

Juniper Point is a primitive campground with basic amenities. The site features three vault toilets and a dumpster for waste disposal. There are no electric hookups, running water, or shower facilities directly in the campground. However, campers can drive to the improved camping area nearby to pay for shower use. Finding level ground for camping can be somewhat challenging. The campground's main appeal is its proximity to the water and natural setting, rather than developed facilities.

No cabins are available at Juniper Point itself, as it's a primitive camping area. For cabin accommodations, check the improved camping areas elsewhere at Fred Hayes State Park. Juniper Point offers tent and RV camping only, with campers needing to bring their own shelter. If cabin lodging is a priority, contact the Fred Hayes State Park office to inquire about cabin availability at other areas of the park or explore nearby accommodations in surrounding communities.

Yes, Juniper Point is part of Fred Hayes State Park at Starvation. The park encompasses the Starvation Reservoir and several camping areas, with Juniper Point being one of the more primitive camping options within the state park boundaries. DNR staff patrol and maintain the area as part of their management of the larger state park. For more information about park regulations and fees, contact the Fred Hayes State Park office directly.