Showcasing the tenacity and strength of Oregon’s forest, a snapped Alder tree sits in the middle of this large open area telling the story of the 2021 ice storm. With plenty of room for 2+ tents this site offers a picnic table and a designated fire pit.

The "Chop Wood" walking trail running behind this site provides the best path to the creek access areas. At present the Alder is the closest campsite to the common/creek access area.

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Travel trailers, Pop-up campers, Campervans, and Cars allowed
These sites are primarily for primitive tent camping and have no hookups. Small RV's are fine if parked in the designated gravel parking pad area, but these are not leveled for RV's, and may require a little leveling. This should be fine for a small travel trailer, or campervan (<20'), but not for anything much larger than that. Also the road in is a narrow, steep, gravel road, so we would recommend 4WD for anything heavier than a standard car or truck.

Vehicles under 20 feet allowed
Campsites are currently primitive and fully off grid.

Back-in site
Campsites are currently primitive and fully off grid.

Surface type: Loose Gravel

Surface levelness: Requires leveling

No Fifth wheels, Toy haulers, Class A RVs, Class B RVs, and Class C RVs
These sites are primarily for primitive tent camping and have no hookups. Small RV's are fine if parked in the designated gravel parking pad area, but these are not leveled for RV's, and may require a little leveling. This should be fine for a small travel trailer, or campervan (<20'), but not for anything much larger than that. Also the road in is a narrow, steep, gravel road, so we would recommend 4WD for anything heavier than a standard car or truck.

Doesn't accommodate slideouts
Campsites are currently primitive and fully off grid.
No electrical hookup

No water hookup

No sewage hookup

No TV hookup

Generators not allowed