Klamath River Campground is a serene retreat located in Keno, Oregon, offering a peaceful escape surrounded by natural beauty. Ideal for both families and outdoor enthusiasts, the campground provides a variety of amenities including RV sites and tent camping options. The area is renowned for its excellent fishing spots, with fly fishing being particularly popular among visitors. The campground also features hiking trails, picnic areas, and fire pits, making it a perfect spot to enjoy nature.
What sets Klamath River Campground apart is its tranquil environment, where guests can disconnect from the digital world with no cell signal—a welcome bonus for those seeking peace. Families love bringing their children and grandchildren here due to the abundance of activities available, such as exploring water rapids and discovering crawdads.
Customer feedback highlights the campground's charm. One guest described it as "the best place for camping with grandbabies and fishing," noting how much their family enjoyed the experience. Another visitor praised its "awesome" location, expressing eagerness to return whenever possible.
Whether you're looking for an adventure or a quiet getaway, Klamath River Campground offers a memorable experience in Oregon's beautiful outdoors.
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Public restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Quiet and peaceful, no cell signal (another bonus), fly fishing would be the far better way to fish here, a lot of snags in the water
Awesome best place for camping with grandbabies fishing, crawdads water rapids be back any chance I get my grandbabies love it
We either took the wrong route, although I doubt it since we were following the directions the whole time - but man oh man, that road is really rough! It’s a dirt road, lots of bumps - we were towing our RV so it became a bit of a nightmare, and had to actually turn around. We had dust everywhere inside of our pop up RV. With that being said, I am sure that the campground is really nice as the river looked gorgeous from above. The place seems to be super secluded. If the road we took was the right one, then I’ll say that it’s a tent only sort of situation.
It was so relaxing camping here. It is strange to see the river high one day and extremely low the next. It seem to effect the fishing too. There was some rafters that came threw and they were disrespectful using curse words like it was there main language. Some adults just need to have there mouths washed out.
If you or someone in your vehicle is afraid of heights do not even attempt going to this campground. Roads are 1 lane gravel with drop offs to hundreds of feet below to the river. We made it about three miles N. and decided to turn back because my wife's nerves were fried.