Trail Bridge
Camp site features
Across 34 camp sites:
- Pets allowed: all 34 sites
- ADA accessible: 1 of 34 sites
- Group sites: 1 of 34 sites
- Longest RV: 88 ft
- Largest party: 12 people
Directions
Off Highway 126 near the Blue Pool Trail Head in the Willamette National Forest.
From McKenzie Bridge, OR, travel east on Highway 126 to Forest Road 732.
Follow Forest Road 732 around Trailbridge Reservoir to Forest Road 730.
Continue up Forest Road 730 to Trailbridge Campground on the left.
Stay Limit
Check in from 2 PM, check out by 12 PM.
Reviews
Geri s
Loop:RV A Loop
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Reviewed 8 days ago
The camp host was very nice
Victoria H
Loop:RV A Loop
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Reviewed 19 days ago
Roomy parking. Clean restrooms. Close to trails
Christopher M
Loop:Tent Loop
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Reviewed 2 months ago
👍
Monica W
Loop:Tent Loop
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Reviewed 2 months ago
I don't get what all the positive reviews are about; I've read they might even be cherry-picked according to a Reddit user. Anyway, we'll probably never stay here again. There are so many other better campgrounds in the area. First, be prepared to walk everything to your campsite from where you have to park your car. Some sites are worse than others. Second, they say you can pay to bring a second vehicle but there won't be anywhere for you to park it, so good luck there. Thirdly, there is little privacy. Camped at campsite 22 for reference. It appears it's away from everyone else on the map but it's pretty out in the open. Other sites are closer together but seems like there may be more tree cover around some of them. Next, and what really irritated me, was that the cleaning crew showed up on a Sunday at 10am. This is typically the time when people are trying to go to the bathroom, wash up, etc since checkout is at noon. They proceeded to spend the better part of two hours cleaning the only bathroom with running water. Most campgrounds I've stayed at have their cleaning crew get into bathrooms for cleaning early in the morning. Probably so people can actually use the bathroom when they wake up. This is also the most expensive campground I've ever been to, $58 (including an $8 booking fee) for two nights. I read this place was closed down for seven years because of renovations (seems like they are still renovating - there really is no convenient spot to get in the water, or to put in a paddle board or a kayak unless it's from the actual boat launch) so I guess they are trying to claw back some of the money they spent. RV sites are largely unshaded and close together. You might as well have your RV parked in a parking lot that happens to have fire pits. The only thing this campground has going for it is that it's the closest one to Blue Pool, which is honestly probably the only reason it is so popular.
William F
Loop:RV A Loop
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Reviewed 2 months ago
Been coming here at trail bridge for close to 40 years. It is a nice spot to camp or rv but they have upgraded it they have put a lot of gravel down in the rv section bad for the pets feet, also people driving through stir up a dust cloud now..
They use to stock both resaviours with trout, trail bridge reservoir they no longer stock and Smith resavoir they did not stock it...
This is because of the political cutback at the fish hatcheries...
Camping fees have close to tripled since it has been closed for the last 9 years..
Outside of the dust and no fishing IT is a nice place to stop overnight
Lori L
Loop:RV A Loop
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Reviewed 2 months ago
Enjoyed my weekend , bathrooms were clean, the campground was clean. The camp host was friendly and knowledgeable. I grew up camping here and raised my children camping here. We were all very excited when it finally opened this year!! It will forever be my favorite place to camp!
Season dates
Peak season
Apr 2, 2027 – Oct 30, 2027
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