Reviews

For Deer Creek Campground: Oct. 2020: Stopped in this campground just out of curiosity, luckily didn’t expect to stay because the 7 sites were all occupied. The access road widens to a very small turnout/parking space within a few feet of leaving Burr Trail Rd. If you are driving anything linger than about a 19’ van, STOP AT THAT TURNOUT. Walk from there further into the campground and see if there are any available sites, and if your rig is short and small enough to get in and out of the campground. The entrance is posted with a prominent sign prohibiting vehicles 20’ or longer. We didn’t ignore that sign, and recommend others also not ignore it. The camp sites are ok if you’re looking for a basic place for a tent or short Class B van conversion or similar size rig. Remember there’s no drinking water available here. There’s enough scrub brush and low trees that most sites are somewhat private; most are also fairly smooth and level. The main road is nearby so there would be some traffic noise and dust at all sites. The surrounding scenery is spectacular and makes up for any of the campground’s shortcomings. The stream next to the campground was low but flowing, which added to the positive atmosphere. If you’re ok with staying in a developed site and having a vault toilet and neighbors nearby, it’s probably a good place to stay overnight in this area of incredibly attractive natural features.

Posted Oct 14, 2020 by DanC from Oregon. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.