The Maupin City Park is a great destination for rafters and fishermen. Located right on the Deschutes River, the park offers full hook-ups, good Wi-Fi, and friendly staff. Unfortunately, the campground is too small and crowded, with too many trailers and tents squeezed into the same area. The bathrooms are old and not enough for the amount of units in the campground, and the picnic table is...

This USFS park is a great place for a camping getaway. With full hookups, 50/30/20 amp, and huge back in sites, this campground offers something for everyone. The tree canopy is so thick that it gets dark an hour before sunset, providing much needed shade during the summer months. The camp host is friendly and helpful, and the sites are well separated for privacy. Water in the park has a high...

Lone Pine Campground is located 14.8 miles south of Prineville on Highway 27. The campground has 8 camping sites with vault toilets and no drinking water. The fee is $8 per night, with a $2.00 charge per extra vehicle (tow vehicles excluded) in all fee campgrounds. Lone Pine Campground is situated on the North Fork John Day River, 1.5 miles northeast of Kimberly toward Monument. There are no...