Post, Oregon, lures RVers with its rugged high-desert solitude and easy access to the Ochoco National Forest. Antelope Flat Reservoir Campground and Day Use stands as the prime spot in our directory, delivering primitive sites amid pine forests and sparkling waters. Camp here to fish trophy trout, hike remote trails, and escape city crowds.
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Post thrives as a tiny ranching hub in Crook County, where cowboys still ride the range along Highway 380. Anglers target Paulina Creek's steelhead runs, hikers tackle the Ochoco Mountains' 100-mile trail network, and birders spot sage grouse near the reservoir. Local spots like the Post Store serve up fresh pie after dusty adventures.
Antelope Flat Reservoir Campground and Day Use anchors RV stays near Post. Forest Service managers cater to boondockers and anglers with basic sites that fit rigs up to 30 feet. Families love the day-use area for picnics and boating, while solitude seekers pitch tents beside the water.
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Post ranks as a quiet ranching community in central Oregon's high desert. Cowboys work cattle ranches along Highway 380, and locals celebrate with Prineville's Crook County Fair each August. Outdoor fans head here for Ochoco National Forest access, including Paulina Creek steelhead fishing and mountain biking trails.
Yes, pets welcome at Antelope Flat Reservoir Campground with leashes required. Forest Service rules mandate control around wildlife and other campers. Bring waste bags to keep the high-desert site pristine for birds and deer.