Welcome to Pioneer Ford Campground, a hidden gem located in the breathtaking Deschutes National Forest, Oregon. This campground offers a perfect escape for nature lovers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat amidst stunning landscapes. Whether you're pitching a tent, parking your RV, or simply enjoying a day trip, Pioneer Ford Campground provides everything you need for a memorable outdoor adventure.
Surrounded by lush forests and scenic trails, the campground is an ideal spot for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife spotting. During your stay, you might even encounter local wildlife, such as chipmunks and weasels, adding a touch of excitement to your experience. The campground is well-maintained, offering fresh drinking water, clean facilities, and spacious campsites to ensure your comfort.
Pioneer Ford Campground is particularly popular during the summer months, so reservations are highly recommended to secure your spot. Its prime location within Deschutes National Forest makes it a convenient base for exploring nearby attractions, including lakes, rivers, and volcanic landscapes.
Here’s what some of our happy campers have to say:
Plan your next outdoor adventure at Pioneer Ford Campground and create lasting memories in the heart of Oregon’s natural beauty. For reservations or inquiries, feel free to contact us directly by phone.
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
It's everything you can expect from a central Oregon campground, it's easy to see why reservations are a must for a summer weekend spot. What made my latest visit so amazing (your experience may differ) was a weasel chased a chipmunk though my campsite and right over my sleeping dog in the middle of the day. Thought it was a squirrel at first, but after watching it watching me from up a tree for a second, twern't no squirrel at all! (See pic)
Great camping, fresh drinking water, incredible scenery.
Nice campground. Only problem They need to empty the vaults more often!!!!!!! Otherwise, There are chemicals you can put in the vault to neutalize the discusting smell that waffs around the grounds. Also, the camp host should let others know before their septic is emptied. This ruins others desire for a meal.
Great camping spots along the river with plenty of space between sites. There is running water and the pit toilets are clean. Hiking trails are easily accessible from the end of the loop road.
Nice campground off the beaten path, Camp host is a good guy