Camp ObserverPringle Falls Campground
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Camp site features
Across 7 camp sites:
- Fire pit: all 7 sites
- Picnic table: all 7 sites
- Pets allowed: all 7 sites
- Longest RV: 30 ft
- Largest party: 6 people
Directions
From Bend, OR: Travel about 27 miles south on Highway 97, then 7 miles west on County Road 43, then you will see a sign for the campground on the north side of the road.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Jessica Z
Loop:Loop 1
Site:
Reviewed 5 months ago
Very pretty campsite right next to the river
Suzanne L
Loop:Loop 1
Site:
Reviewed a year ago
The only issue we had is the fires. We tried to do some research and online it said fires were ok if they were in a ring. So we started a fire in our campsite. Two young women came by and was very upset, claiming there were signs in the campground. The large bulliten board by the bathroom said NOTHING about fires - either way. If there was something posted on the way it I did not see it. The most obvious place should have been the bulletin board. How can campers know when it's good an when it's not. Some sites, if close to homes, its no fire but YES sometimes. (this is what she told us). The red flag in the ring wasn't as clear as a message with no board sign to back it up.
Nancy S
Loop:Loop 1
Site:
Reviewed a year ago
There is no sign for the campground or for Forest Service Road 500 on Burgess Road. The link for directions with Apple maps from Rec.gov are wrong, directs to a private road. Use Google maps.
Janelle K
Loop:Loop 1
Site:
Reviewed a year ago
The campground was nice and the bathrooms were the cleanest I’ve ever seen! Very dusty area!
Matthew G
Loop:Loop 1
Site:
Reviewed 2 years ago
Moderately difficult dirt road with no directional signs that leads to the campground from the highway, but I was able to find it easily enough still. If you are traveling in a trailer or RV just take it slow. No camp host due to the small size but a forestry employee comes by every day or two to check the toilet. Easy river access with short hiking trails and fly fishermen make this a regular spot. Went during August and while every lake nearby has algae blooms the Deschutes river is still clean, clear, and beautiful. The big downgrade for this location are the camping spots are too close together with very little barrier between. They lucked out one year and an enormous tree came down in the middle of the campground to give everyone at least a little privacy from one another haha.
Carissa R
Loop:Loop 1
Site:
Reviewed 2 years ago
There was no camp host. The site I booked didn’t have my reservation on the post. Luckily the FCFS site was open and I was able to take that.
Season dates
Walk In season
Apr 9, 2027 – May 20, 2027
First come, first served
Peak season
May 21, 2027 – Sep 25, 2027
Reservable online
Walk In season
Sep 26, 2027 – Oct 16, 2027
First come, first served
Walk In season
Apr 7, 2028 – May 18, 2028
First come, first served
Peak season
May 19, 2028 – Sep 23, 2028
Reservable online
Walk In season
Sep 24, 2028 – Oct 14, 2028
First come, first served
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