BLM campgrounds in Oregon
Oregon has 76 BLM campgrounds on record, 28 reservable and 38 first-come.
76
Total 28
Reservable 38
First-come How BLM campgrounds work here
These campgrounds are run by the Bureau of Land Management. 38 take no reservations. 28 book through Recreation.gov. On record: 17 with potable water. The agency's own pages are at epqs.nationalmap.gov.
Interagency pass: it covers entrance and day-use fees on BLM land, and the Senior Pass "may provide a 50 percent discount on some amenity fees", camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26). For the land itself (rules, offices, boundaries), see Oregon BLM land on publiclandsdb.com.
Reservable Alder Glen Recreation Site
Reservable Alsea Falls Recreation Site (Campground)
Reservable Aquila Vista Recreation Site
First-come Beavertail Campground
First-come Big Bend Campground (Crooked River)
First-come Blue Hole Campground
First-come Castle Rock Campground
Reservable Cavitt Creek Falls Recreation Site
Reservable Cedar Grove Campground
First-come Chickahominy Recreation Site
First-come Chimney Rock Campground
First-come Chukar Park Campground
Reservable Clay Creek Recreation Site
First-come Cobble Rock Campground
First-come Devil's Canyon Campground
Reservable Dovre Recreation Site
First-come Duncan Reservoir Campground
Reservable Eagleview Group Campground
Reservable East Shore Campground OR
Reservable Edson Creek Campground (OR) Not on record Elderberry Flat Campground
Reservable Elk Bend Recreation Site
Reservable Elkhorn Valley Recreation Site
Reservable Fan Creek Recreation Site Not on record Fawn Creek Campground
First-come Fish Lake Campground (Steens Mountain)
Reservable Fishermens Bend
Not on record Gerber Horse Camp
Not on record Gerber North Campground
Not on record Gerber South Campground
First-come Green Mountain Campground
First-come Harpham Flat Campground
Reservable Hyatt Lake Recreation Area
First-come Jackman Park Campground
First-come John Day River Basin Developed Campgrounds First-come Jones Canyon Campground Not on record Klamath River Campground
First-come Lone Pine Campground (Crooked River)
Reservable Lone Pine Group Campground
First-come Long Bend Campground
Reservable Loon Lake Recreation Site
First-come Macks Canyon Campground
First-come Mecca Flat Campground
Reservable Millpond Recreation Site
First-come Oasis Campground
Reservable Old Miner's Meadow Group Use Area
First-come Page Springs Campground
First-come Palisades Campground First-come Park Creek Campground
First-come Poison Butte Campground First-come Post Pile Campground
First-come Rattlesnake Canyon Campground
Reservable Scaredman Recreation Site
Reservable Sharps Creek Recreation Site
Reservable Sixes River Campground OR First-come Skull Creek Campground
Not on record Slocum Creek Campground
First-come Smith River Falls Campground First-come South Junction Campground
First-come South Steens Campground
Not on record Spring Recreation Site
First-come Steelhead Falls Campground
First-come Stillwater Campground
Not on record Surveyor Campground
Reservable Susan Creek Campground
Reservable Three Bears Campground
First-come Topsy Campground
First-come Trout Creek Campground
First-come Twin Springs Campground
Reservable Tyee Campground - Umpqua River
Not on record Vincent Creek Campground First-come Wapinitia Campground First-come White River Campground
Reservable Whittaker Creek Recreation Site
Reservable Wildcat Campground
Reservable Yellowbottom Recreation Site No campgrounds match.
Common questions
How do I book a BLM campground in Oregon?
Of the 76 BLM campgrounds on record, 38 are first-come, first-served with no reservations and 28 book through Recreation.gov.
What is the stay limit at BLM campgrounds in Oregon?
Where the agency states one: 14 days (31 campgrounds), 14 Days (4 campgrounds), 14 days. (2 campgrounds), 14 days in the campground (1 campground), and 14 days in any 30-day period (1 campground). Check each campground's page for its own rule.
Does the interagency pass work at BLM campgrounds?
The pass itself covers entrance and day-use fees on BLM land, not the nightly camping fee; the Senior Pass may give 50 percent off some amenity fees, camping among them (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26).
All agencies: camping in Oregon.