North Powder lures RV campers with Powder River fly fishing and Anthony Lakes hiking trails just minutes away. Six parks in our directory offer spots from pull-through cabins to pet-friendly reservoirs. Base your rig here to chase trout by day and stargaze by night.
North Powder hugs the Powder River in Oregon's Blue Mountains. Anthony Lakes ski area draws winter crowds, while summer brings hikers to the Elkhorn Mountains. Pilcher Creek Reservoir sparkles for boating, and town events like the annual Powder Valley Days celebrate ranching roots. Fly anglers cast lines right off Highway 8.
Anthony Lake Guard Station fits remote adventurers with basic Forest Service vibes. Antlers Guard Station Cabin and Peavy Cabin welcome big rigs via pull-through sites at $105 nightly. A & A RV Park & Storage suits families needing WiFi, showers, dump station, and group areas. Pilcher Creek Reservoir draws packs with pet-friendly policies, group sites, and drinking water pumps.
North Powder excels in outdoor pursuits like Powder River trout fishing and Anthony Lakes skiing. Hikers tackle Elkhorn Mountain trails, while boaters launch at Pilcher Creek Reservoir. The small town's ranching heritage shines at Powder Valley Days, blending rural charm with Blue Mountains access. Campers find quiet escapes 15 miles from Baker City.
Find six RV parks near North Powder: Anthony Lake Guard Station, Antlers Guard Station Cabin, Peavy Cabin, A & A RV Park & Storage, and Pilcher Creek Reservoir. Anthony Lake and cabins cluster in the national forest 10 miles northeast. A & A sits along Highway 8 with urban amenities; Pilcher offers reservoir views southwest of town.
Yes, Pilcher Creek Reservoir welcomes pets with group sites and drinking water. This spot suits dog owners chasing reservoir adventures. Other parks like Anthony Lake Guard Station allow leashed pets in Forest Service areas, but always pack out waste near the Powder River.
