Lake campgrounds in Oregon

Oregon has 28 public campgrounds on a named lake, 18 reservable and 10 first-come. Most (21 of 28) are run by the U.S. Forest Service. They sit on 11 lakes; Crescent Lake has the most, with 5.

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Each lake's fishing and stocking record is on fishypedia.com: Crescent Lake fishing (5 campgrounds here) , Anthony Lake fishing (4 campgrounds here) , Prineville Reservoir fishing (4 campgrounds here) , Davis Lake fishing (3 campgrounds here) , Ice House Lake fishing (3 campgrounds here) , Crane Prairie Reservoir fishing (2 campgrounds here) , Delintment Lake fishing (2 campgrounds here) , Odell Lake fishing (2 campgrounds here) , Antelope Flat Reservoir fishing (1 campground here) , Bully Creek Reservoir fishing (1 campground here) , and Fern Ridge Reservoir fishing (1 campground here) . More Oregon lakes: Oregon fish stocking on fishypedia.com.

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First-come Antelope Reservoir Post · National Forest

Reservable Anthony Lake Campground Baker City · National Forest

First-come Anthony Lakes Tent Campground Baker City · National Forest

First-come Big Bend Campground (Crooked River) Prineville · BLM

Reservable Bully Creek County Park Campground Vale · County

First-come Cobble Rock Campground Prineville · BLM

Reservable Contorta Flat Crescent · National Forest

Reservable Contorta Point Group Campground Crescent · National Forest

Reservable Crescent Lake Yurts Crescent · National Forest

Reservable Delintment Lake Burns · National Forest

Reservable Eagle Creek Campground Cascade Locks · National Forest

Reservable Eagle Creek Overlook Group Campground Cascade Locks · National Forest

Reservable East Davis Lake La Pine · National Forest

First-come Grande Ronde Lake Campground Baker City · National Forest

Reservable Marine Park Campground Cascade Locks · Other Agency

Reservable Mud Lake Campground Baker City · National Forest First-come North Lava Flow Crescent · National Forest

First-come Poison Butte Campground Prineville · BLM First-come Post Pile Campground Prineville · BLM

Reservable Princess Creek Crescent · National Forest

Reservable Quinn River La Pine · National Forest

Reservable Richardson Park Campground Junction City · County

Reservable Rock Creek La Pine · National Forest

Reservable Simax Group Site Crescent · National Forest

Reservable Spring Crescent · National Forest

Reservable Sunset Cove Crescent · National Forest First-come Tip Top Burns · National Forest First-come West Davis Lake Crescent Lake · National Forest

Camping at Anthony Lake

Is camping allowed at Anthony Lake?

Yes. 4 public campgrounds sit on Anthony Lake: Anthony Lake Campground, Anthony Lakes Tent Campground, Grande Ronde Lake Campground, and Mud Lake Campground. 2 are first-come, first-served with no reservations and 2 book through Recreation.gov.

Is there free camping at Anthony Lake?

Not at a developed campground: all 4 public campgrounds on record at Anthony Lake charge a fee (see the table).

Camping at Prineville Reservoir

Is camping allowed at Prineville Reservoir?

Yes. 4 public campgrounds sit on Prineville Reservoir: Big Bend Campground (Crooked River), Cobble Rock Campground, Poison Butte Campground, and Post Pile Campground. 4 are first-come, first-served with no reservations.

Is there free camping at Prineville Reservoir?

Not at a developed campground: all 4 public campgrounds on record at Prineville Reservoir charge a fee (see the table).

Camping at Davis Lake

Is camping allowed at Davis Lake?

Yes. 3 public campgrounds sit on Davis Lake: East Davis Lake, North Lava Flow, and West Davis Lake. 2 are first-come, first-served with no reservations and 1 books through Recreation.gov.

Is there free camping at Davis Lake?

Yes: North Lava Flow and West Davis Lake charge no fee.

Camping at Ice House Lake

Is camping allowed at Ice House Lake?

Yes. 3 public campgrounds sit on Ice House Lake: Eagle Creek Campground, Eagle Creek Overlook Group Campground, and Marine Park Campground. 2 book through Recreation.gov and 1 books through FlyBook (Port of Cascade Locks).

Is there free camping at Ice House Lake?

Not at a developed campground: all 3 public campgrounds on record at Ice House Lake charge a fee (see the table).

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