It's a nice park in a beautiful location on the reservoir. BUT- they need to do something about…read morethe mosquitoes and other small biting insects! We couldn't leave our trailer without dousing in mosquito spray and still got bites!

Very nice well kept state camp ground w/ views of the river. Also carpeted w/ sunflowers in the…read morefall.

Very nice park. Well maintained with green grass. The owners/employees are very friendly and kind…read more Bathrooms were spotless. Will definitely stay there again.

Helpful, friendly staff in the cutest rv park. Lots of flowers and whimsical signs. Big shady trees…read moreand the cleanest, roomy bath and showers. Couldn't ask for more. Thank you for taking good care of us.

Most surprising hole-in-the-wall eating experience! The staff was so friendly and the food was…read moreexcellent! Don't skip out on the beef stew - it's homemade and it's excellent! We all loved our food so much!

**As with all my hot spring reviews, I'm starting this out with a plea/admonition: I get a lot of…read moreguff from hot springs regulars for my "irresponsible" compulsion to share hot springs info with the world -- I guess the old-timers are afraid that the more people know about these places, the worse condition they will end up in. I steadfastly maintain that sharing is caring, and that to hoard these locations is greedy and selfish...so I'm sharing this info here with the request that, if you visit these springs, PLEASE be respectful and PACK OUT YOUR TRASH!!! I've see so many hot springs strewn with gross litter (including human and pet waste) that it really turns my stomach.** All-natural hot spring pool on an island in the middle of the Malheur River. I visited in mid-July 2015, and had to wade across the fairly swift-moving river to reach the island -- a car wouldn't have made it. To reach the island, follow U.S. 20 east across the bridge over the river at Horseshoe Bend, then take the first left -- a dirt road which winds back along the river. Park on the riverbank and wade across, or (depending on water level) if you have a hardcore rig, drive across. There were two pools: a nice hot one on the island itself, big enough for several people, with a sandy bottom and plenty of flat space nearby on the island for camping. There was also a second pool built into the side of the island on the river itself, which is cooler because of the river water mixing in with the source water. No shade at all on the island (it's high desert), and rattlesnakes in the area. But I still give it 4 stars because of its remote inaccessability -- I guess it used to be a party spot (or maybe still is), but it's difficult enough to access that I can't see how that's possible. I would definitely come here again, and maybe even camp out!

This is a great campground on the northern edge of Phillips Lke between Baker City and Sumpter…read more Surrounded by ponderosa pines, the campsites are spacious and farher apart than in many campgrounds. Individual sites include water and electricity and there are also tent-only and group sites.. From Boise, it's about the same distance as going to McCall, but the drive along the freeway is much easier. The campground is also available for day use; many picnic tables are spread out between campsites and the lake. A paved trail circles the lake for walkers and bikers. We really enjoyed our stay here and look forward to a return visit.

Really beautiful campground, well maintained restrooms, and reasonable prices. The lake and trees…read moreare gorgeous. Bring bug spray though!

Can't say enough about the park. Nicole and Jason are excellent owners, they keep the park…read more looking spectacular. We come up and stay for 2-3 months every year. Lots to do, you won't be disappointed. Especially if you are a side by side or ATV riders.

This isn't just the best RV Park in Sumpter, it's one of the nicest RV Parks in Oregon. Spaces are…read morerelatively large and it feels rustic, with lots of trees and good shade coverage on hot days. The facilities are what you'd expect: attractive, clean and pleasant. But what really sets this place apart is the staff. We had our RV side door ripped off 4 out of 6 hinges by a nasty gust of wind, popping the rivet heads off all the hinge rivets on a Friday night. How was I going to fix that? Noboy is even open until Monday. Well, Dan at Sumpter Pines got out his drills to drill out the rivets, tap the holes in the frame and screw in some new aluminum screws. And he did it for free!! What a guy!! He saved out trip from possibly losing the door and wasting precious vacation time at an RV repair garage. He saved our vacation out of his skills and good nature. Thank you Dan!!

Very reasonable camping with RV dump!…read more Recommend onsite management. Having a person of authority drive through park at dark and early in the morning would increase the safety and security of the campers, due to unauthorized squatters using facilities and just creeping around. Trash cans and pet cleanup stations would be awesome scattered around as well. Place Signs and with onsite management the enforcement of dogs on leash would be great.

This is a favorite campground for my family. It is out of town, quiet, and beautiful! There isn't…read moreinternet service unless you bring you own but it's a great place to unplug and relax!!

As a born Idahoan I am ashamed to say I had never been here, mostly because as a kid we just went…read moreto the winter carnival every year. That being said better late than never! This park has a FANTASTIC visitor center! I mean it's not packed with tons of info but it's got a solid little bit, nice folks, a good little gift shop, clean bathrooms, what more could you want? There are so many trails with an abundance of options for difficulty, or even just driving through was tranquil. We saw a huge variety of birds, wildlife, flowers, and just incredible views. It's worth a visit, take a day and explore, we went in late June and saw many adorable fawns and deer!

July Spot 6 has intense afternoon sun despite what that YouTube guy said. Anyway it's great if…read moreyou have a bike and inflatables for the lake. Mosquitos out so prepare for that. Beautiful area

Great resort right next to snake river! Amazing service! This place is one of the best RV resorts…read morewe have stayed.

Beautiful campground, great staff, we had a great trip and we plan to come back. Great location tooread more

Hells Canyon Reservoir runs from Copperfield Oregon up north along the Snake River/Hells Canyon all…read morethe way up to the dam. It's a long, fairly narrow reservoir that sits in a steep, picturesque canyon. You can access it from both the Oregon and Idaho sides, with numerous areas for camping and boat launch on both sides. This river reservoir is nestled in a hot, dry climate and offers an emerald-hued escape from the oppressive heat. We visited on a day that crested well over 100 heatwave) and, well, that's pretty much perfect for enjoying the cool water. There are a ton of trailheads along the reservoir if you want to hike up to the canyon rim, and definitely tons of lakefront to stretch out on. Aside from the established campgrounds there are a bunch of pullouts on Hells Canyon Road suitable for car camping. This is definitely a locals spot, and not really a destination. I think Wallowa Lake is more for the Portland tourists. But that said, it's easy to see how this is a really popular spot for party boats, water skiing, and simple lake-style recreation.

Quiet, a herd of elk came thru during the early morning and awakened us with bugling and snorting…read morejust outside of our rig. The host was very sweet and attentive to our needs. We took the bike path towards Weiser for about 20 miles, good path and wonderful sites.

The Wye Campground, operated by The Friends of the River Trail, is located near the northern end…read moreof the 84-mile trail between Weiser and north of the communitty of Tamarack on Highway 95 north of Council. The campground, with electric and water hookups, is located off a Payette National Forest road and is surrounded by trees. It includes RV and tent sites. There's also vault toilets. It's in a perfect location for exploring the trail or for resting at a quiet location off the beaten track.