Dispersed Camping in Douglas County, Oregon
Showing 180 locations in Douglas County.
(Historical) Cow Creek Safety Rest Area SB
This former southbound highway rest area along Interstate 5 now serves as a paved pull-off suitable for quick stops or temporary resting.
Abe's Mountain & Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the dirt and gravel forestry roads near Abe's Mountain in the Umpqua National Forest. The area offers secluded, wooded pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
Amacher County Park
A well-appointed Douglas County park situated along the Umpqua River. It features full hookups, restrooms with hot showers, and direct river access via a boat ramp. The campground is easily reached just off the road and can accommodate rigs of all sizes.
Apple Creek Campground
Apple Creek Campground is a developed U.S. Forest Service campground situated in a lush forested setting along Panther Creek, offering designated sites with paved access.
Applebee's Parking
A large, paved, and well-lit shared parking lot located between a local restaurant and an adjacent hotel. The area is level and clean, offering spacious parking suitable for rigs of any size, though some highway noise from the nearby interstate is present.
Backbreaker - Fairy Skyline Road Dispersed
This remote corridor in the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping options along the Backbreaker - Fairy Skyline network and its tributary spurs. Surrounded by dense Oregon forest, the area provides a secluded, wilderness-style camping experience with excellent privacy. While the main routes and dirt spurs are generally accessible, high-clearance vehicles are recommended for the rougher native-material sections.
Bear Camp - Smokey T.s. Corridor
This quiet dispersed camping corridor is located along Bear Camp - Smokey T.s. and nearby spurs in the Umpqua National Forest. Tucked within a scenic timbered setting, the area offers plenty of privacy with various flat roadside pullouts. Access is via established dirt and gravel roads that remain passable for standard passenger vehicles and smaller rigs.
Ben Irving Park
Located along the shores of the scenic Ben Irving Reservoir, Ben Irving Park is a developed county day-use area with a boat ramp where overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited.
Birdseye Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Birdseye road and its surrounding spurs within the Umpqua National Forest. These gravel forest roads offer quiet, forested sites suitable for standard vehicles and self-contained rigs during the dry season. Standard 14-day Forest Service stay limits apply.
Black Butte Forest Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along an Umpqua National Forest dirt road offers rustic spots near Black Butte. Suitable for high-clearance vehicles, it provides a quiet forested retreat with standard NFS rules.
Black Creek - Big Canyon Road
A forest road corridor offering dispersed camping within the Umpqua National Forest. Accessible by most vehicles under dry conditions.
Bogus Creek Campground
Bogus Creek Campground is situated in a scenic stand of old-growth Douglas fir, cedars, and deciduous trees along the Wild and Scenic North Umpqua River. It provides excellent opportunities for hiking, fly fishing, and whitewater rafting, with a raft launch located directly across the highway.
Boulder Creek Campground
A rustic U.S. Forest Service campground offering shaded, wooded sites along Boulder Creek within the scenic Umpqua National Forest.
Boulder Rock Forest Road
This National Forest road corridor within the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt and gravel roadbed.
Boze Shelter Forest Camp
A rustic, primitive forest camp in the Umpqua National Forest featuring a historic shelter and quick access to nearby trails and waterfalls.
Brandex-Brandwye Forest Roads
A network of remote forest roads in the Umpqua National Forest near Deadman Mountain, offering peaceful dispersed camping options.
Buckhead Mountain Forest Camp
Located deep within the Umpqua National Forest near Buckhead Mountain, this rustic forest camp offers a quiet, shaded retreat along Buckhead Camp Road.
Burnt Mountain Road Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping options nested along the Burnt Mountain road corridor in the Umpqua National Forest. Accessible via a gravel road, the area offers a quiet forest retreat near scenic hiking destinations like Fall Creek Falls.
Canton Creek Campground
A quiet, small Forest Service campground situated along Steamboat Creek near its confluence with the North Umpqua River. It provides scenic and peaceful camping with direct creek access and proximity to the popular North Umpqua Trail.
Canyon Creek Forest State Natural Area
This state natural area features beautiful forested land along Canyon Creek, but camping is not permitted. Overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited by state park regulations.
Canyon Creek Forest State Natural Area State Park
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Carmen Lake Road Dispersed
Peaceful dispersed camping along Carmen Lake Road in the Umpqua National Forest. Thick evergreen stands provide deep shade and privacy for dry camping.
Cavitt Creek Falls Recreation Site
A shaded forest campground situated along Cavitt Creek near a scenic six-foot waterfall and popular swimming hole. The site is surrounded by fir, maple, and cedar trees, offering ten terraced campsites, vault restrooms, and drinking water.
Cavitt Mountain Dispersed Camping
This gravel forest road corridor offers quiet, dispersed camping options along Cavitt Mountain within the Umpqua National Forest. The area provides basic forest pull-outs suitable for self-contained campers seeking a quiet forest setting.
Chapman Creek Road Dispersed
A forested corridor along Chapman Creek in the Siuslaw National Forest, offering roadside dispersed camping pull-offs.
Chief Miwaleta Campground
Developed county park campground situated along Cow Creek, offering designated sites with standard amenities. Access is paved and suitable for most rig types.
Coolwater Campground
This quiet developed campground sits tucked into the lush forests of the Umpqua National Forest along the Little River corridor, offering standard forest service amenities in a serene, natural environment.
Coos Bay-Roseburg Highway Pullout
A basic roadside pullout along the Coos Bay-Roseburg Highway suitable for a quick overnight rest.
Copeland Connect T.s. Dispersed
A remote forest road corridor within the Umpqua National Forest, offering dispersed camping on native material surfaces. The route provides quiet, wooded settings near several mountain landmarks.
Copeland Creek - South Umpqua Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Copeland Creek and South Umpqua roads in the Umpqua National Forest. This area offers quiet, forested spurs accessible by standard vehicles during dry seasons, located a short distance from Deer Lick Falls.
Copeland Creek - South Umpqua
This dispersed camping corridor along Copeland Creek offers scenic, wooded sites within the Umpqua National Forest. Accessible via a native-material dirt road, the area provides a quiet forest retreat during the open season.
Cougar Shelter Forest Camp
A rustic forest camp nestled in the scenic Umpqua National Forest along Cougar Bluffs, offering quiet camping under a dense canopy.
Cultus Overlook Dispersed Area
A remote forest road corridor located in the Umpqua National Forest near Deadman Mountain, offering rustic dispersed camping options. The road system features native dirt and gravel surfaces winding through dense timberlands, providing several secluded pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
Deadman Creek Road
This gravel forest road within the Umpqua National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along the corridor. The road is accessible to most passenger vehicles during the seasonal open period.
Devils Flat Campground
A quiet, primitive US Forest Service campground nestled in the forest along Cow Creek and Applegate Creek Road, adjacent to the historic guard station.
Dismal / Panther / Anchor Forest Roads
This forest road system in the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping along dirt and gravel corridors. Sites are seasonally open from early spring to late autumn, with standard dispersed rules in effect.
Divide T.S. Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping area lies along a network of national forest roads in the Umpqua National Forest. The main gravel route provides stable access, while several native dirt spurs lead to more isolated clearings among the pines.
Doe Creek Road & Fawn Creek BLM Camping
Quiet, primitive camping opportunities located along Doe Creek Road and the adjacent Smith River. The area features a small, basic BLM camping site equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet, offering a peaceful forest setting with easy road access.
Douglas County Fairgrounds RV Park
An official county fairgrounds RV park located immediately off Interstate 5, providing basic utility hookups and grassy gravel sites in a large open-field layout.
Dumont Creek Campground
Dumont Creek Campground is a quiet, forested U.S. Forest Service campground situated along the scenic Dumont Creek and South Umpqua River.
Dumont T.S. Forest Road
This dirt and gravel forest road offers dispersed camping options within the scenic Umpqua National Forest. Accessible to most standard vehicles in dry weather, it provides a quiet escape with seasonal access typically restricted during winter.
Dutchman Resale Forest Road Dispersed
Quiet, dispersed camping opportunities nestled within the Umpqua National Forest along Dutchman Resale Road. The area offers wooded spots on a mix of dirt and gravel spurs, providing a peaceful escape.
Eagleview Group Campground
A scenic BLM-managed group campground situated directly along the Umpqua River. It features excellent amenities for large group gatherings, including a covered pavilion, open grassy fields, and horseshoe pits, and requires advance reservations.
East Shore Campground
East Shore Campground is a quiet Bureau of Land Management facility situated in the Coast Mountain Range along Loon Lake. It features six primitive campsites with vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings, located directly across the road from a shaded day-use area with lake access. It offers a peaceful alternative to larger campgrounds in the area.
Eggelstron Creek
This dirt forest road runs along Eggelstron Creek, providing scenic, secluded dispersed camping sites under a dense forest canopy. The route is native dirt and is seasonally accessible from early spring through late autumn.
Elbow Lake Area Dispersed
This dispersed camping zone within the Siuslaw National Forest features sites near Elbow Lake and logging road pullouts above Highway 101. The lakeside areas offer beautiful water views, though highway traffic noise is highly audible. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for navigating the rougher spur roads and clear-cut access points.
Elk Creek Tunnel Forest State Scenic Corridor Day Use
A scenic day-use pullout located within the protected forest of Elk Creek Tunnel. This location is strictly designated for day-use recreation, and overnight parking or camping is entirely prohibited by state park regulations.
Elk Creek Tunnel Forest State Scenic Corridor State Park
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Emile Shelter
This rustic forest shelter offers basic, developed camping amidst the dense pine canopy of the Umpqua National Forest.
Fairy Shelter Forest Camp
This rustic forest camp in the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet, shaded camping near Panther Creek with basic shelter amenities and scenic surroundings.
Fall Creek Road Dispersed
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options along Fall Creek in the Umpqua National Forest. Located near Fall Creek Falls, the area provides a quiet wooded setting with multiple spurs suitable for self-contained rigs.
Flag Salvage Road Dispersed
A remote forest road corridor located in the Umpqua National Forest. This area offers dispersed camping sites along an improved native material dirt road, surrounded by dense pine forests and located near South Umpqua Falls.
Forest Road Spur (Deadman Mountain North)
A quiet gravel road spur located in the Umpqua National Forest north of Deadman Mountain. Suitable for dispersed camping under standard rules, this area offers secluded spots nestled in a dense pine forest.
Forest Road Spur (Deadman Mountain South)
An unimproved dirt road spur situated south of Deadman Mountain. It provides standard wilderness dispersed camping opportunities among towering trees with year-round availability, subject to local weather conditions.
Forest Road Spur (Umpqua National Forest)
This gravel forest spur provides dispersed camping opportunities within the Umpqua National Forest near Glide, Oregon. It is accessible to standard vehicles and offers a quiet, wooded setting.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed (Glide)
This National Forest road spur provides dispersed camping opportunities in the scenic Umpqua National Forest near Glide, Oregon.
Forest Spur - Umpqua National Forest
A quiet dirt spur road located in the Umpqua National Forest, offering dispersed camping on a native material surface.
Forest Spur (Umpqua National Forest)
A secluded dirt spur road located within the Umpqua National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by dense timber.
Forest Spur (Umpqua National Forest)
A dirt spur road located in the Umpqua National Forest near Glide, Oregon, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities along native-surface roads.
Forest Spur 224b556e Dispersed
This quiet dirt spur road offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a dense coniferous forest within the Umpqua National Forest.
Forest Spur c23d3f0f Dispersed
A remote dirt forest spur located near Green Butte, providing isolated primitive dispersed camping spots in the Umpqua National Forest.
Forest Spur Corridor - Umpqua National Forest
Quiet dispersed camping options nestled along remote dirt and gravel spurs within the Umpqua National Forest. This area offers a peaceful forest setting near OK Butte and Limpy Mountain. Access roads are suitable for most standard vehicles during the dry season.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Umpqua National Forest)
This quiet dirt spur road in the Umpqua National Forest offers secluded dispersed camping with easy access to nearby hiking trails like Shadow Falls. The native surface road is accessible to most standard vehicles in dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Located within the scenic Umpqua National Forest near Canyonville, this gravel spur road offers quiet, secluded dispersed camping opportunities. The road is accessible to most standard vehicles, winding through peaceful forested terrain.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet gravel forest corridor located in the Umpqua National Forest near Glide, offering standard dispersed camping options. The spur is open to all vehicles and is active during the warmer seasons.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A gravel forest spur within the Umpqua National Forest providing access to dispersed camping. The route winds through dense evergreen forest, offering quiet and secluded spots close to natural attractions like Cougar Bluffs. It is ideal for those seeking a basic boondocking experience in a peaceful wilderness setting.
Forest Spur Dispersed Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along an Umpqua National Forest spur road. This area offers standard forested roadside turnouts suitable for self-contained campers.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along a native surface forest spur in the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet spots under the canopy. Accessible via a standard dirt road, it provides easy access to the surrounding forest and nearby trailheads.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This gravel U.S. Forest Service spur road in the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet, basic dispersed camping amidst thick pine trees close to local trailheads.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt spur road in the Umpqua National Forest near Red Butte, offering dispersed camping on a native soil surface. The road has a natural, primitive character suitable for standard vehicles in dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along an Umpqua National Forest spur road, located near Twin Lakes.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Secluded dispersed camping opportunities located along a native dirt spur road within the scenic Umpqua National Forest.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along a gravel Forest Service spur road in the Umpqua National Forest. Located near Glide, Oregon, this quiet corridor offers wooded sites suitable for various rig types.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor in the Umpqua National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping along a native-material dirt spur road near Cougar Bluffs.
Forest Spur
A gravel forest service spur road located in the Umpqua National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities. The road is generally accessible to most standard vehicles during the warmer seasons.
Forest Spur
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a native dirt spur in the Umpqua National Forest near Cavitt Mountain.
Forest Spur
Dispersed camping corridor along a forest spur road in the Umpqua National Forest near Quartz Mountain. The route features an improved native material dirt surface accessible to standard vehicles.
Forest Spur
A quiet National Forest corridor located within the Umpqua National Forest, offering dispersed roadside camping options along a gravel road spur.
Forest Spur
A gravel forest spur within the Umpqua National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities near Snowbird Mountain. The road is open to all vehicles and provides a peaceful wooded setting.
Forest Spur
A gravel Forest Service spur road in the Umpqua National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping options. Accessible by most vehicles, the route provides a quiet, wooded setting for self-contained campers.
Forest Spur
A secluded dirt spur corridor within the Umpqua National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping. The route provides access to heavily forested terrain near scenic waterfalls.
Forest Spur
This quiet forest road offers rustic dispersed camping options in the scenic Umpqua National Forest. Accessible via a gravel route suitable for standard vehicles, it provides a serene escape near Burnt Mountain.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A quiet gravel forest spur corridor within the Umpqua National Forest. This road provides easily accessible dispersed camping opportunities among the trees and is open year-round.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A quiet dirt spur road situated within the Umpqua National Forest near Glide, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities. The road is composed of native dirt material and is surrounded by dense pine forest.
Forest Spur Road
A gravel forest spur road providing quiet dispersed camping options among the trees of the Umpqua National Forest. It is easily accessible and suitable for a variety of rig types looking for a peaceful mountain getaway.
Glide Forest Road Dispersed
This Forest Service corridor in the Umpqua National Forest offers easy-to-access gravel pull-offs suitable for a variety of rigs. Dispersed camping is allowed along the road under standard 14-day limits.
Goolaway - Red Apple Ts's
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping opportunities within the scenic Umpqua National Forest. Wooded gravel pull-offs provide quiet settings accessible by standard passenger vehicles during the open season.
Grass Creek - Panhandle Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Grass Creek / Panhandle road within the scenic Umpqua National Forest, offering quiet, shaded roadside pullouts.
Green Butte Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Green Butte Road within the Umpqua National Forest. Pull-offs along this dirt and gravel route offer quiet spots surrounded by pine forest. The road is well-maintained and suitable for most vehicle types, though seasonal closures apply during winter.
Hatchet Creek Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Hatchet Creek Road within the scenic Umpqua National Forest, providing easy access to wooded roadside turnouts.
Hemlock Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along the shores of Hemlock Lake within the Umpqua National Forest. It offers shaded campsites in a thick coniferous forest, providing easy access to trout fishing, non-motorized boating, and nearby hiking trails.
Hemlock Meadows CG
Hemlock Meadows is a peaceful developed campground situated within the Umpqua National Forest near Hemlock Lake, offering quiet lakeside campsites shaded by mature evergreen trees.
Idiot Salvage Road Dispersed
This forest corridor in the Umpqua National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt and gravel road. The route is accessible to most standard vehicles during dry weather but is subject to seasonal winter closures.
Inbetween-toro Thin T.s.
A quiet dirt forest road segment in the Umpqua National Forest with an improved native material surface. This road provides dispersed camping options in a peaceful wilderness setting during the open season.
Island Campground
A serene, heavily forested Forest Service campground featuring eight first-come, first-served campsites situated directly along the scenic North Umpqua River. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, with vault toilets and trash disposal available on-site. The riverbank offers shallow water access suitable for wading, with pleasant white noise provided by the nearby rapids. Note that there is no pressurized potable water source, and larger rigs should expect unlevel sites with tight turnarounds.
Junction Ridge Dispersed
A quiet, forested corridor located along Junction Ridge in the Umpqua National Forest. Dispersed camping is possible in established pull-offs along the native dirt road during the seasonal open period.
Lake in the Woods Campground
A remote and scenic developed campground situated in a dense pine forest near Lake in the Woods and an adjacent waterfall. The site features quiet surroundings, with standard campground amenities that may operate with limited services during the winter off-season. Access from the west is highly recommended, as the eastern route is extremely narrow, overgrown with vegetation, and filled with deep potholes.
Lake In The Woods Dispersed Camping
This corridor along the Forest Service road near Lake in the Woods offers dispersed camping opportunities within the Umpqua National Forest. The road is constructed of native dirt and gravel, leading to various pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a quiet forest setting.
Lamont T.s. / Shadow Knows Ts Dispersed
This quiet dispersed camping corridor is located along forest roads in the Umpqua National Forest. Wooded campsites offer excellent privacy and a peaceful natural setting. The dirt and gravel roads are accessible to most passenger vehicles, with seasonal access restricted during winter.
Lb Rock - Rock Salv Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Umpqua National Forest, offering dispersed camping options along native-surface roads. Access is generally open to all vehicles during the seasonal summer and autumn months.
Little River - Quartz Mountain Road Dispersed
An extensive network of quiet dispersed camping options located along the Little River - Quartz Mountain Road and its branching forest spurs in the Umpqua National Forest. Tucked away in a dense pine forest near Taft Mountain and waterfalls like Grotto Falls, this corridor offers tranquil wilderness settings with varying degrees of accessibility. The primary road is mostly native material and gravel, suitable for most rigs in dry weather, while some spurs may require higher clearance.
Little River - Quartz Mountain Road
This dirt forest corridor winds through the scenic timber of Umpqua National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping pullouts near Quartz Mountain. The native material road is accessible to most standard vehicles in dry conditions.
Little River - Quartz MTN
This scenic Forest Service road winding through the Umpqua National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities in a secluded setting. The native dirt and gravel road is generally accessible to standard vehicles during the dry summer season.
Lone Pine Group Campground
A peaceful developed campground situated along the scenic Rock Creek under a dense forest canopy. Formerly a group-only area, it is now available for individual campsite reservations during the summer and fall seasons, though campers must bring their own drinking water.
Lookout - Outlook Forest Roads
These remote forest roads in the Umpqua National Forest offer quiet, dispersed camping opportunities on native dirt spurs. The area is heavily wooded, providing excellent privacy, and is located near scenic hiking trails like Grotto Falls and Emile Falls. High-clearance is recommended for the rougher spurs, and the main access road is seasonally closed from late autumn through mid-spring.
Loon Lake Recreation Site
A family-oriented developed campground situated in Oregon's Coast Range along the shores of Loon Lake. It offers paved campsites with shade from old-growth trees, a sandy beach, and access to boating, swimming, and fishing.
Love's Travel Stop
This paved commercial travel stop offers easy highway access along with convenient on-site amenities like restrooms, showers, and a dump station. While signs post no overnight parking, travelers are typically permitted to stay for one night if they obtain direct manager approval first.
Maiden T.s.
Dispersed forest service road corridor offering secluded camping options on a native dirt surface. Situated in the scenic Umpqua National Forest, it is best suited for dry weather access.
Maranatha Trail Road Dispersed
A secluded gravel corridor within the Umpqua National Forest offering dispersed camping options under a lush canopy of evergreens.
Mildred Kanipe Horse Camp
Mildred Kanipe Horse Camp is a developed equestrian campground located within the historic Mildred Kanipe Memorial County Park. Nestled among rolling hills, oak savannahs, and Douglas fir forests, the campground features spacious sites with horse corrals, vault toilets, picnic tables, and fire rings. It is an ideal spot for equestrian campers and nature lovers seeking a quiet, rural retreat with direct trail access.
Mill Hill Forest Roads
A network of National Forest roads near the Tiller Ranger Station within the Umpqua National Forest. The primary routes feature gravel or asphalt surfaces suitable for most passenger vehicles, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities. While the main routes are accessible year-round, native-dirt spur roads in the area are subject to seasonal motorized restrictions.
Millpond Recreation Site
A highly scenic recreation area nestled along Rock Creek featuring a swimming hole, grassy play fields, and shaded campsites. Note that this entire facility is currently closed until further notice due to wildfire damage.
Millsite RV Park
A convenient city-operated RV park adjacent to a municipal park in Myrtle Creek. The site offers full hookup campsites along with public access to restrooms, coin-operated hot showers, a water fill station, and a sanitation dump station.
Nita T.S. Dispersed Road
This quiet forest corridor in the Umpqua National Forest offers rustic dispersed camping spots surrounded by thick timber. The native-surface road is open year-round, but traction can become challenging after heavy rains.
North Umpqua District, Umpqua National Forest
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Panther Thrifty Ts - Lynx Ts Corridor
This Forest Service corridor provides access to dispersed camping opportunities within the scenic Umpqua National Forest. The road features an improved native dirt and gravel surface suitable for most vehicle classes during dry conditions.
Pass Creek RV Park and Campground
A well-maintained municipal campground situated directly between Interstate 5 and active railroad tracks, providing full hookups, grassy areas, and paved sites.
Planet Fitness Roseburg
This paved commercial parking lot at Planet Fitness in Roseburg provides a convenient overnight option for active members with self-contained vehicles.
Public Parking Lot North of Library
A level, paved public parking lot located adjacent to the public library. Ideal for a quick overnight stop, the lot is well-lit and generally quiet at night, though visitors should expect occasional noise from a nearby train line. The spot is within walking distance of local shops and the waterfront.
Raven Rock Road Corridor
This Forest Service corridor provides access to dispersed camping opportunities on a native-material dirt road within the Umpqua National Forest, close to the Raven Rock landmark.
Red Devil - Devil T.s.'s Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Red Devil road within the Umpqua National Forest. The road is unpaved with a native material dirt and gravel surface, offering a quiet forest setting.
Reedsport Forest Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor located near Reedsport in Douglas County, offering dispersed camping in a typical coastal Oregon woodland setting. The primary site is a spacious gravel pull-off suitable for most standard rigs, while a narrower spur trail leads down to a secluded lower site. Observed in Summer 2023, the lower spur is tight and may result in minor scratches from low-hanging branches.
Reedsport Municipal Parking
A convenient public parking zone in Reedsport featuring designated RV parking spaces near the local dog park. The area is flat, paved, and offers easy access to public restrooms and nearby businesses.
Riddle BLM Dispersed Area
A quiet, isolated pull-off located on public land southwest of Riddle, suitable for self-contained rigs.
Riddle Rest Stop Southbound
A spacious and exceptionally clean rest area off Interstate 5, offering well-separated parking sections for commercial trucks and passenger vehicles. It features well-maintained amenities including flush toilets, a fenced dog run, and picnic tables on grassy lawns.
Rising River RV Park
An established RV park along the South Umpqua River featuring clean, full hook-up sites tucked under mature shade trees.
Rock Creek Pavilion
A quiet and secluded group pavilion and recreation site nestled along the Wild and Scenic North Umpqua River. Surrounded by towering old-growth trees, the site offers access to walking trails and a peaceful forest environment. Please check local agency announcements regarding active recovery from wildfire damage.
Roseburg Warehouse Road Dispersed
This paved Forest Service corridor on the Umpqua National Forest offers convenient roadside dispersed camping very close to Roseburg. It provides easy access for all rig types with standard stay limits.
Safeway - Reedsport
A standard commercial parking lot option in Reedsport. Self-contained rigs are typically permitted to stay for a single night, ideally positioned along the left side of the lot near the adjacent businesses.
Salmon Harbor Marina Campground
A large paved campground overlooking the marina and crab dock in Winchester Bay, ideal for boaters and crabbers.
Satan T.s. Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping area located along Forest Road Satan T.s. and nearby spurs within the Umpqua National Forest. The roads offer several roadside pullouts suitable for standard vehicles and small rigs seeking wilderness privacy.
Scaredman Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping area along Scaredman Road in the Umpqua National Forest offers secluded, wooded spots accessible by dirt roads.
Scholfield Road Riverfront Pullout
A large, level gravel pullout situated along Scholfield Road and the Scholfield River. This spot offers a convenient overnight rest stop close to the Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area.
Seven Feathers Casino Resort
The Seven Feathers Casino Resort provides a designated dry camping lot for RVs and trailers. The lot is paved, level, and well-lit, offering a comfortable stay for up to five nights. Security patrols the area regularly, and indoor restrooms are accessible inside the casino during business hours. Expect ambient highway noise due to proximity to the interstate.
Siuslaw Coastal Forest Dispersed
A dispersed camping area located in the coastal forest area near Reedsport, offering access to the surrounding Siuslaw National Forest.
Siuslaw Forest Road Spur
A quiet gravel forest spur located within Douglas County in the Siuslaw National Forest. It provides accessible dispersed camping opportunities within driving distance of local wildlife viewing areas.
Siuslaw Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along a gravel forest spur within the Siuslaw National Forest near Reedsport, offering peaceful wooded settings.
Skull Creek Campground
A quiet and well-maintained BLM developed campground situated in a secluded forest setting. It features level gravel camping pads with picnic tables, fire rings, and basic amenities including a vault toilet and trash receptacles. The surrounding area is popular for hiking and exploring local gravel roads.
Smith River Falls Recreation Site
A scenic, free developed BLM campground situated adjacent to the beautiful Smith River Falls. The site features paved parking pads, picnic tables, fire grates, and a vault toilet. It serves as an excellent base for visiting the falls, with shade provided by mature trees and a short walk down to the water.
Smith Ump Forest Road Corridor
This scenic corridor in the Siuslaw National Forest provides dispersed camping opportunities along gravel forestry roads. The area features dense coastal forest canopy and quiet surroundings, suitable for standard vehicles and self-contained rigs.
Snowbird Shelter Forest Camp
Snowbird Shelter Forest Camp offers primitive camping adjacent to a historic trail shelter deep within the Umpqua National Forest.
South Angel Terrace Dispersed
A quiet gravel road corridor within Umpqua National Forest that provides opportunities for dispersed camping in a secluded wooded setting.
Sparrow Park Road Dispersed
A scenic gravel road corridor winding through the Siuslaw National Forest. Provides easy access to coastal pine woodlands and nearby trailheads like the Three Mile Lake South Trailhead.
Stage Coach Forest State Scenic Corridor State Park
A preserved state scenic corridor along Withycombe Grade Road, where overnight camping and parking are prohibited under Oregon State Park regulations.
Stage Coach Forest State Scenic Corridor State Park
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Steamboat Ball Field Group Site
A large developed group campground managed by the U.S. Forest Service, situated along the scenic North Umpqua River under a dense forest canopy. It accommodates up to 20 vehicles and features a baseball field, picnic shelter, and vault toilets, making it ideal for group gatherings.
Susan Creek Campground
Nestled along the scenic North Umpqua River under a mature forest canopy, this developed Bureau of Land Management campground offers 29 reservation-only campsites. The area is highly popular for fly-fishing, hiking to nearby falls, and viewing local wildlife.
Sutherlin Urban Stealth Parking (Taylor Street)
A paved urban roadway bordering industrial and residential zones. It serves as a quick overnight stealth option with convenient access to local amenities and services.
Timberbench - John Creek Road Dispersed
This quiet forest road corridor inside Umpqua National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities with a native dirt and gravel surface. The route winds through dense forest near Fall Creek and offers several roadside pullouts.
Twin Lakes Campground
A quiet, scenic Forest Service campground situated near Twin Lakes in the Umpqua National Forest, offering standard developed sites surrounded by dense pine forest.
Tyee Campground
Tyee Campground is a scenic recreation site situated along the banks of the Umpqua River. It offers riverside campsites, drinking water spigots, and well-maintained vault toilets. All sites require advanced reservations and a nightly fee. The campground can accommodate standard RVs and travel trailers, though certain spaces have restricted clearance.
Umpqua Forest Road Spurs
A series of quiet National Forest spur roads offering dispersed camping options surrounded by thick pine woods.
Umpqua Forest Spur 07FDBDDB
A native-surface dirt spur road in the Umpqua National Forest that provides secluded dispersed camping options in a wooded environment.
Umpqua Forest Spur 4D16
A quiet dirt spur road located in the Umpqua National Forest near Glide, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by dense forest.
Umpqua Forest Spur 9C7852A0
A quiet forest spur road within the Umpqua National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by dense conifers.
Umpqua Forest Spur BA77
A graded gravel forest spur within the Umpqua National Forest, providing private dispersed camping spots in a wooded setting.
Umpqua Forest Spur D430
A scenic gravel spur road located near Wolf Creek in the Umpqua National Forest, offering quiet, shaded camping spots.
Umpqua Forest Spur Dispersed
A primitive dirt road spur offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities tucked away in the Umpqua National Forest.
Umpqua Forest Spur Dispersed
A gravel Forest Service spur road offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities within the Umpqua National Forest. The route is accessible to standard passenger vehicles and provides quiet surroundings near Bachelor Butte.
Umpqua Forest Spurs
A network of quiet National Forest spurs located in the Cascade range near Glide, Oregon. These dirt spurs branch into dense Douglas fir and pine forests, providing a highly secluded wilderness setting close to scenic landmarks like Doehead Mountain.
Umpqua National Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor located in the Umpqua National Forest near Glide, Oregon. The spur features an improved native material dirt surface that provides accessible dispersed camping in a peaceful wooded setting.
Umpqua National Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest spur located within the Umpqua National Forest, offering dispersed camping in a lush, wooded environment. The corridor is accessible via a gravel road suitable for standard passenger vehicles and smaller rigs looking for a peaceful stay.
Umpqua River Corridor Dispersed Pullouts
This zone features multiple large gravel pullouts directly off Highway 138 and Scott Road, providing scenic views and direct footpaths down to the Umpqua River. While official boat ramps and designated day-use launches strictly prohibit overnight stays, camping is permitted within these wide roadside turnouts. Expect moderate traffic noise from the nearby highway, particularly during daylight hours.
Upper Little River - Snoball Road Dispersed
This dispersed camping corridor along Upper Little River and Snoball Road winds through the scenic Umpqua National Forest. The native-surface road offers peaceful, wooded camping areas close to Limpy Mountain and Hemlock Lake.
Vincent Creek Recreation Site
A peaceful and scenic developed campground nestled along the water. The site is forested with tall trees and features basic amenities like fire rings, picnic tables, and pit toilets. Access requires a scenic drive, and early morning logging trucks are common along the access road.
West Creek - South Nita Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along West Creek - South Nita Road within the Umpqua National Forest. The gravel road offers quiet, wooded sites suitable for most vehicles.
West Evans Seven Dispersed
Dispersed camping area along West Evans Seven within the scenic forested hills of southwest Oregon.
West Tuttle Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping opportunities nestled along a forested corridor within the Umpqua National Forest. The gravel road provides easy access to several peaceful pull-offs surrounded by pine and fir trees.
Whistler's Bend County Park
Whistler's Bend is a spacious county park located on a scenic bend of the North Umpqua River. It features a highly regarded 18-hole disc golf course and offers a mix of dry camping and utility hook-up sites.
White Camp - Mountain Road Corridor
This zone covers forest roads in the White Camp area of Umpqua National Forest, offering dispersed camping on dirt and gravel spurs near Red Butte. It provides quiet, wooded sites with good privacy, though seasonal access closures apply during winter and spring months.
White Creek Campground
Situated along Forest Road 2792-003 within the Umpqua National Forest, this rustic developed campground offers primitive camping along White Creek.
White Rock - Ringer Road Corridor
The White Rock and Ringer road corridor provides quiet dispersed camping opportunities within the Umpqua National Forest. These native dirt roads access tranquil forested spots with natural privacy.
Williams Creek Campground
Williams Creek Campground is a quiet, small developed campground nestled within the Umpqua National Forest. Located along Williams Creek, this site offers a scenic, shaded escape with basic amenities under a dense forest canopy.
Williams Ridge Road
This remote corridor in the Umpqua National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road. The area provides typical forest scenery and quiet nights with seasonal road access.
Willow Flats Sump Dispersed Camping
A rustic dispersed camping area located near the Willow Flats Sump road in the Umpqua National Forest, offering primitive camping near hiking trails and waterfalls.
Windy Cove Loop A
A developed county park loop adjacent to Salmon Harbor offering full hookups and comfortable campground amenities.
Wolf Creek Group Campground
A spacious group campsite set along the banks of the Little River within the Umpqua National Forest. The site can accommodate up to 150 people and features a picnic shelter with a fireplace, campfire rings, grills, drinking water, and portable toilets. Visitors can access the river within walking distance and enjoy nearby recreation like the popular North Umpqua Trail and Wolf Creek Falls.
Wolf Creek Road Dispersed
A gravel forest corridor in the Umpqua National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities. Standard vehicles can access the area via the main gravel road.
Wright Creek Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor located near the North Umpqua River. Dispersed camping is permitted along the access road just past the bridge. The area contains several level pull-offs and designated dispersed sites with access to a vault toilet at the trailhead. Note that the surrounding forest is severely burn-scarred, which creates open river views but leaves dead standing trees that pose a safety hazard.
Youtlkut Pillars Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping area is located along a native-surface forest road in the Umpqua National Forest. The campsites are nestled within dense pine woods, providing a peaceful wilderness experience. Standard Forest Service dispersed rules apply here with seasonal access during the warmer months.