Spray, Oregon, lures RV travelers with world-class fly fishing on the wild John Day River. Four standout parks, from riverside retreats to pet havens, anchor your trip in this high-desert gem. Camp here to paddle canyons, chase trout at dawn, and stargaze under vast skies.
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Spray clings to the John Day River's edge in Wheeler County, where sheep ranches stretch across golden hills. Fly fishers battle steelhead from gravel bars near Highway 19. Hikers tackle the Painted Hills outside town, while the Spray Rodeo kicks up dust every July Fourth weekend on Main Street.
River Ridge Resort draws couples seeking comfort along the river. Fairview Campground suits budget adventurers with basic sites. Spray Riverfront Park packs in groups, welcomes pets, supplies drinking water right on the water. Service Creek Campground fits families, allows pets and campfires for cozy evenings.
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Spray shines for fly fishing on the John Day River and scenic canyons. Anglers target steelhead and trout from public access points along Highway 19. The town's quiet ranching vibe pairs with nearby Painted Hills hikes and the July Spray Rodeo for a full high-desert escape.
Four RV parks cluster near Spray: River Ridge Resort, Fairview Campground, Spray Riverfront Park, and Service Creek Campground. Most hug the John Day River for easy fishing access off Highway 19. Expect pet-friendly options and basic amenities like drinking water at Spray Riverfront.
Yes, Spray Riverfront Park and Service Creek Campground welcome pets. Both allow dogs on leashes near the John Day River, with drinking water at Riverfront and campfires at Service Creek. Check park rules for limits to keep your furry friend happy on the trip.