Deschutes National Forest outlines plans for busy spring, summer seasons
KTVZ File
Most campgrounds reservable; wilderness permit reservations begin Tuesday
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) As the public makes plans for spring and summer outdoor recreation, the Deschutes National Forest offered some important information and tips Monday to help everyone be prepared, plan ahead and have a great experience recreating on the national forest this year.
Campground Information
Due to COVID-19 concerns, all Deschutes National Forest campgrounds are 100% reservable, with three exceptions. Within the Newberry National Volcanic Monument area, Cinder Hill, Paulina Lake, and Prairie campgrounds will have limited (25-35%) of camping sites available on a first come, first serve basis.
Camping Season Upon Us
As the public makes plans for spring and summer outdoor recreation, the Deschutes National Forest wants to provide some important information and tips to help everyone be prepared, plan ahead, and have a great experience recreating on the national forest this year.
Campground Information
Due to COVID-19 concerns, all Deschutes National Forest campgrounds are 100% reservable with three exceptions. Within the Newberry National Volcanic Monument area Cinder Hill, Paulina Lake, and Prairie campgrounds will have limited (25-35%) of camping sites available on a first come, first serve basis.
Campground sites must be reserved on Recreation.gov. As people make campground reservations, they should note that opening dates of campgrounds are dependent upon weather conditions and snow melt.