Discover Boulder Creek Campground, a hidden gem offering a secluded and tranquil camping experience along the beautiful South Umpqua River. As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, Boulder Creek Campground provides a peaceful retreat away from the crowds.
Located at NF-28, Tiller, OR 97484, USA, Boulder Creek Campground offers a serene environment for campers seeking privacy and natural beauty. You can reach them at (541) 825-3201 or +1 541-825-3201.
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Boulder Creek Campground provides a well-maintained camping environment with a focus on natural beauty and privacy. While the campground does not offer showers, it provides access to the stunning South Umpqua River and its swimming holes. Campers should be aware of the presence of wild animals and take appropriate precautions. The campground's secluded location ensures a quiet and peaceful experience.
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If you're looking for a hidden gem in Oregon's camping scene, Boulder Creek Campground is the perfect destination. Enjoy the tranquility of a secluded campground, the beauty of the South Umpqua River, and the privacy of spacious campsites. This campground is ideal for those seeking a peaceful retreat and a chance to connect with nature. Be prepared for the presence of wild animals and the lack of shower facilities. Experience the best of Oregon camping at Boulder Creek Campground.
RV water hookup
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Running water
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
This spot has been a family secret for years. The campground itself is well-kept, quiet and far from the beaten path, an ideal spot that isn't constantly overrun and has plenty of space between campsites, allowing plenty of privacy. The real star of the area is the gorgeous South Umpqua river which the site sits next to, with dozens of swimming holes and warm clear water, this is my vote for best camping in Oregon.
Great little campground. No showers but we used it as a great place for a fall camp. Right on the river. There is wild animals that come through, so be cautious.
It's a quite place to camp but does have a few issues. Absolutely no cell service, last time we got service before the camp site was about a hour. There is a lot of poison oak, the trail that goes from the camp to the river is a path cut through the stuff. The river is also about 100ft path down a small hill to the river. It is really quiet and out of the main path. No stores except a small general store before you turn off the main road. The other camp areas along the river in this area are similar in nature.
Wondered up on this perfect little camp ground. This place has no amenities but it's very private, lots of shade and tons of space between spots. Great swimming holes and lots of wildlife. There are loads of hiking trails near by and so much to see.
Beautiful and well cared for campground. Watch out for the poison oak.