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Peninsula (Olallie Lake) Campground Introduce

Nestled in the serene wilderness of Oregon, the Peninsula (Olallie Lake) Campground offers a unique camping experience for those who seek adventure and tranquility in nature's embrace. Located on the shores of Olallie Lake, this remote campground provides an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the pristine beauty of the region.

The campground is situated in a tranquil setting surrounded by towering trees and crystal-clear waters. It offers a mix of primitive camping sites, perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in nature without modern amenities. Campers can enjoy breathtaking views of Olallie Lake while experiencing the peaceful solitude that comes with a remote location.

Peninsula (Olallie Lake) Campground is equipped with basic facilities, including tent-only campsites with picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets. The campground's remote nature makes it an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and connect with nature. However, visitors should be prepared for a challenging 6-mile gravel road with pot holes, which adds to the adventurous charm of this hidden gem.

One of the standout features of this campground is its proximity to Olallie Lake, where fishing enthusiasts can enjoy ice fishing during winter months. The lake offers excellent opportunities for catching trout and other fish species. Additionally, the area is a haven for hiking, wildlife viewing, and photography, with trails that wind through lush forests and offer stunning vantage points of the surrounding landscape.

Peninsula (Olallie Lake) Campground is particularly popular among winter campers who are prepared for the colder months. During the peak camping season, visitors should expect some level of crowding, but during off-peak times, such as late December, the campground offers a peaceful and tranquil experience with minimal crowds.

Customer feedback highlights the unique charm of this campground. Many visitors praise its remote location and stunning views, describing it as "a great spot for winter camping" and "super remote." One camper noted, "Don’t forget your fishing gear for ice fishing! I imagine it would be really cramped during 'prime' camping season though. It was empty late December."

Overall, Peninsula (Olallie Lake) Campground is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic wilderness experience. Whether you're looking to camp under the stars, enjoy winter activities, or simply disconnect from modern life, this campground offers a memorable experience in the heart of Oregon's natural beauty.

Location

OregonJefferson CountyDetroitNational Forest Development Road 4220

Customer Reviews

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Nick S.
Dec 31, 2019

Great spot to hit up for some winter camping if the conditions are right and you have the proper vehicle. Don’t forget your fishing gear for ice fishing! I imagine it would be really cramped during “prime” camping season thought. It was empty late December.

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Josie Darcy
Jul 04, 2016

Remote site with challenging road access (6 miles of gravel and pot holes). The views are great but the main lake is a no swim no float lake. Only non motor boats. Super remote location. If you have a light boat, strong suspension and fishing gear then this is the place for you!

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chase (UnmonitoredToast)
Jul 09, 2016

All the other reviews are wrong it is a no swim lake because of the fact that all three native american tribes on the reservation depend on the water for drinking but it is in fact a float lake. Just no motors I belive electric trolling might be ok. But if you want to swim you can just go up a little ways to horseshoe lake. But the fishing is great mostly native rainbow trout even though tgey stock the lake.

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Patti Kernan
Jul 27, 2020

Absolutely Beautiful place....But... The long Unkept dirt/ pot hole/ wash board drive is horrible.. we had a large group of friends go , 4 camp trailers and tenters... Not One driver said they would drive it again... not worth damaging your Rigs.. sorry we will be finding kinder locations.

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Ryan Brothers
Jun 12, 2020

Bad roads and buggy but what a view