Riley Horse Campground is a unique and picturesque destination located in the heart of Oregon's natural beauty. Situated along NF-1825 in Rhododendron, this campground is a haven for equestrians and nature enthusiasts seeking an authentic outdoor experience. With its emphasis on horseback riding and camping, Riley Horse Campground stands out as one of the top choices for those looking to explore the great outdoors with their horses.
The campground offers a variety of amenities tailored to both equestrians and RV campers. Each site is spacious, providing ample room for trailers, horses, and other equipment. The facilities include horse corrals, water spigots, and clean restroom facilities. With its remote location in the national forest area, Riley Horse Campground provides a peaceful retreat from urban life while offering access to miles of trails that wind through stunning landscapes.
Riley Horse Campground is particularly popular among those who love to combine horseback riding with camping. While the primary focus is on equestrians, the campground also welcomes other campers who appreciate the great outdoors. However, it is important for non-equestrian campers to respect the designated areas meant for horseback riders and avoid using facilities like corrals for unrelated activities such as biking.
Read what our customers have to say about their experience at Riley Horse Campground:
Overall, Riley Horse Campground is a top choice for anyone looking to experience the great outdoors with their horses. Whether you're an experienced rider or just starting out, the trails and facilities here offer something for everyone. The serene environment and proximity to national forest lands make it an ideal destination for a peaceful camping trip.
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us at 1-503-622-3191. We look forward to welcoming you to Riley Horse Campground!
Beautiful place to camp with your horses. Trails are amazing, clean toilets. Clean sites, I just wish non equestrians would stay out of the sites that are meant for horse campers. There were campers with no horses but used the horse corals for their mountain bikes.
Big site for each camper, wish the toilet can be better. Did not see anybody bring their horse
Really nice campground. The toilets were clean and the host was nice. It’s rude of people without livestock to take up all the sites when there are two other campgrounds less than a mile away. We showed up with a horse trailer and luckily got the last open site. No one else had animals. We could have used one of those corrals, but our site just had tie outs. The sign clearly says reserved for horses on holidays and weekends. It’s just rude to hog those spaces.
Nice area with lots of shade. Over all a great place to camp. I don't know why there weren't more campers. We didn't have horses so I can't comment on that part. The toilet paper ran out in the vault toilet and no one came to replace it even after two days. So then I got a little grossed out just because then I wondered how long it had been since the toilet had been cleaned.
Beautiful campsite, close to a stream. Nice trails for horses. Some people would benefit from a few lessons in camp etiquette, but we didn't let that spoil our fun.