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Primitive campers and self-contained RVers find a perfect fit at Bates State Park with its hiking trails and mill town history. The park sits in a Blue Mountains valley near John Day, Oregon. Campers claim one of 28 first-come sites for $9-$11 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Bates State Park lacks full hookups. Primitive sites suit self-contained RVs and tents with no water, electric, or sewer connections. Hiker/biker camps provide electric plug-ins, but check voltage on site. Potable water spigots serve the campground.
Yes, Bates State Park allows pets. Keep dogs on a leash no longer than six feet. Pick up waste and dispose properly. No breed or size limits noted; watch for wildlife like deer in the area.
Stays run $9-$11 per night. Fees cover access to 28 primitive sites, potable water, and vault toilets. First-come, first-served with no reservations; arrive early May through October.
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