Central Oregon lures RV travelers with its high-desert playground of jagged Smith Rock spires, Deschutes River rapids, and Mt. Bachelor snowfields. Six standout RV parks anchor your trip here. Camp among them to launch daily raids on craft breweries in Bend, epic hikes at Tumalo Falls, and kayaks on Paulina Lake.
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Central Oregon pulses with adventure from Bend's Pilot Butte lookout to the lava fields of Newberry Volcanic Monument. Hikers scale the misfits' wall at Smith Rock State Park. Kayakers tackle the Deschutes River's Big Eddy Rapids. Cyclists spin the 100-mile Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway. Anglers hook trout in Prineville Reservoir. Winter brings powder hounds to Mt. Bachelor for 4,300 acres of ski terrain.
How's the Serenity? draws budget campers and pet lovers with showers, a dump station, sewer hookups, and rock-bottom $7 nightly rates. Little Summit Campground fits forest seekers craving quiet pines near the Ochocos. Pine Creek Campground suits anglers chasing trout streams. Ochoco NF-Maury Mountains Area calls rugged explorers to remote national forest trails. Rolling Hills Mobile Terrace & RV Park of Portland appeals to urban escapees blending city access with open skies.
Central Oregon shines for outdoor extremes from Smith Rock's sheer cliffs to Mt. Bachelor's deep powder. Bend brews more craft beer per capita than anywhere in Oregon. Hikers chase Tumalo Falls' 97-foot cascade, while kayakers surf the Deschutes River's Big Eddy. Newberry Volcanic Monument reveals obsidian flows and Paulina Lake's hot springs.
Find six top RV parks near Central Oregon: How's the Serenity?, Little Summit Campground, Pine Creek Campground, Ochoco NF-Maury Mountains Area, and Rolling Hills Mobile Terrace & RV Park of Portland. Most cluster around Bend and Prineville for quick access to Deschutes River trails. How's the Serenity? stands out with showers, dump station, and pet-friendly sewer hookups at $7/night.
Yes, How's the Serenity? welcomes pets with showers, dump station, and sewer hookups. Pine Creek Campground and Little Summit Campground also suit furry companions amid forest trails. Check Ochoco NF-Maury Mountains Area for leash rules in national forest zones near Prineville Reservoir.