Camp ObserverWallowa Whitman National Forest
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Oregon
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Campgrounds in Wallowa Whitman National Forest continue to offer spacious, clean, and quiet campsites with friendly staff and nearby restrooms. While the natural surroundings and hiking remain appealing, recent wildfires have caused campground closures, resulting in frustration over delayed or unclear refunds. Additionally, the lake levels remain very low, affecting water activities and access.
Spacious campsites with shade and distance between sites
Clean, quiet, and friendly staff
Restrooms conveniently located near campsites
Great hiking trails and abundant wildlife
Campground closures and road closures due to wildfires
Delayed or unclear refund processes for cancellations
Low lake levels limiting water activities and causing muddy, unsafe conditions
Fred H
Campground:North Fork Catherine Creek Group Campground
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Reviewed 18 days ago
Very nice and quiet
Rebecca M
Reviewed a month ago
Loved staying here as I had repairs done in La Grande. The whole campground and especially the latrine was very clean. Lots of elk track along the creek and saw five of them in my wandering along with turkey. Thank you for a service for providing these wonderful little campgrounds.
Lord M
Reviewed a month ago
Spectacular landscape views!!
Great Birds nearby: Dusky Grouse, Ruffed Grouse (Gray form), Chukar, Cassin's Finch, Canada Jay, Mt. Bluebird.
Be sure to bring water and everything you need.
Ken R
Reviewed a month ago
Union Creek CG is one of our favorites. It is close to numerous Sumpter, Granite and Baker City. Easy to do short day trips to the historic Fremont Power House near Granite, Sumpter Valley Dredge in Sumpter and the Oregon Trail Museum in Baker City.
If you fish, you are right on the water at Philips Reservoir. The campground has a nice boat ramp though access might be limited during drought years.
Paul W
Reviewed a month ago
The site was clean with an easy walk to the lake. The camp host was very nice and super helpful with any questions
Rick R
Reviewed a month ago
Restrooms very clean and Steve the host does a very good job maintaining them
Keep your options open
Watch for a matching campsite across monitored campgrounds in Wallowa Whitman National Forest.
Popularity: Very quiet
Busiest in November, when about 3% of guest capacity is reserved. Based on 2 years of reservations.
Campgrounds
Wallowa Whitman National Forest has 54 campgrounds, 517 campsites in total.
54 of 54 campgrounds match
