Advertisement
Loading map...
Is this your park? Claim your free listing to manage photos, amenities, and get a dofollow SEO backlink →
Hikers and pet-loving RVers choose Cougar Crossing Campground for its gateway to wilderness trails like Box Canyon and French Pete. The park nestles in Willamette National Forest near Mckenzie Bridge, close to the McKenzie River and Three Sisters Wilderness. Pick from 11 sites that fit RVs up to 40 feet long for $18 a night.
Why Stay Here
Be the first to review Cougar Crossing Campground — Willamette National Forest
Reviews from fellow RVers help others choose the right park. Share your experience and help the community.
Write a ReviewNo, Cougar Crossing Campground lacks full hookups. No data confirms water, electric, or sewer connections, and 30- or 50-amp service remains unknown. Expect dry camping in this Forest Service spot; bring your own water and waste management. Contact the McKenzie River Ranger District for current details.
Yes, Cougar Crossing Campground welcomes pets. Dogs roam free on leashes per national forest rules. No size or breed limits noted, and no dog park exists. Pick up waste to keep sites clean for all campers.
Stays run $18 per night. This fixed rate covers one of the 11 sites, suitable for RVs up to 40 feet. No hookups included, so pack for boondocking. Sites operate first-come, first-served; arrive early in peak season or check Recreation.gov.
No questions yet. Be the first to ask!
Ask a Question
No tips yet. Share what you know!
Share a Tip
Advertisement