Huntington hugs the Snake River in eastern Oregon, famous for steelhead fishing and the Oregon Trail's Farewell Bend crossing. Campers flock here to launch boats, hike Hells Canyon rims, and chase trout from gravel bars. Seven RV parks in our directory anchor your trip with river access and full amenities.
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Huntington perches where the Snake River meets the desert, site of Farewell Bend State Recreation Area. Pioneers forded the water here on the Oregon Trail, leaving wagon ruts you can still trace. Steelhead runs draw anglers each fall; rafters tackle the river's wild bends. The old Huntington Rail Yard rusts nearby, a nod to railroad boom days. Burnt River Canyon carves red rock walls just west.
Farewell Bend State Recreation Area delivers showers, 50- and 30-amp hookups, plus group sites for family reunions at $28 to $62 nightly. Oasis on the Snake RV Resort fits groups with showers, 50-amp power, and a dump station for $33 to $55. Snake River Campground takes pets on 30-amp pull-throughs priced $35 to $40. Catfish Junction RV Park handles big rigs with 50-amp and dump access. Oasis Campground rounds out quiet stays.
Huntington stands out for Snake River steelhead fishing and Farewell Bend's Oregon Trail crossing. Pioneers splashed wagons through shallow ford here in 1843. Anglers net trophy fish each fall; rafters launch into Hells Canyon from town ramps. Rail history lingers at the defunct Huntington Rail Yard.
RV parks cluster near Huntington at Farewell Bend State Recreation Area, Oasis on the Snake RV Resort, and Snake River Campground. Farewell Bend sits five miles north on Highway 201 with river views. Oasis on the Snake hugs the water east of town; Snake River Campground offers pet-friendly pull-throughs nearby.
Yes, Snake River Campground welcomes pets with 30-amp sites and pull-throughs at $35 to $40 nightly. Check individual park policies, as most allow leashed dogs. Farewell Bend State Recreation Area accommodates pets too, near Snake River trails for walks.