Steamboat Ball Field is a charming campground nestled in the serene landscape of Idleyld Park, Oregon. Located at NF-4712, this campsite offers an authentic outdoor experience for those seeking adventure and peace away from urban hustle. The area is known for its natural beauty, providing a perfect setting for camping enthusiasts who appreciate rustic charm and proximity to nature.
As part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, Steamboat Ball Field provides essential amenities while maintaining a primitive vibe. The campsite features group camping areas with pit toilets and communal spaces, ideal for gatherings or solo adventures. The absence of running water encourages visitors to bring their own supplies, fostering a sense of self-reliance and connection with nature.
One of the standout features of Steamboat Ball Field is its proximity to the Umqua River. Accessible via a short hike from the far end of the field, campers can enjoy river activities like fishing or swimming, enhancing their outdoor experience with diverse recreational opportunities.
The campground's remote location ensures privacy and freedom, allowing groups to socialize without worrying about disturbing neighbors. This makes it an ideal spot for retreats, family reunions, or friend getaways seeking a lively yet secluded atmosphere.
Guest reviews highlight the unique aspects of Steamboat Ball Field:
Customers appreciate the balance between rustic facilities and access to nature, making Steamboat Ball Field a memorable destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Book your stay at Steamboat Ball Field to experience Oregon's untamed beauty. Ideal for those who cherish adventure and tranquility, this campground offers an unforgettable retreat from daily life. Whether you're a seasoned camper or exploring the outdoors for the first time, Steamboat Ball Field promises an enriching experience filled with nature's wonders.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Public restroom
Restroom
Good for kids
On-site parking
Group campout, no running water, pit toilets (smelt better inside than outside due to venting). Far enough away from civilization that we could be loud and enjoy ourselves late into the night without disturbing others. Access to Umqua River by trail, short hike from far end of field. Lots of poison oak and poison ivy in the forest around the field.
Because it's a little slice of heaven if you catch it at the right time of year. ;)
I Go EVERY Year and I Love it every TIME I'M There!!!