Swamp Wells Horse Camp is a unique and secluded horseback riding destination nestled in the heart of La Pine, Oregon. This camp offers a rare opportunity to experience the beauty of nature while enjoying facilities tailored specifically for equestrians. Set against the backdrop of stunning forest landscapes, Swamp Wells provides an ideal base for horseback riders looking to explore the region's trails and natural wonders.
What makes Swamp Wells Horse Camp stand out is its focus on providing a true equestrian experience. The camp offers both metal and wooden stalls, ensuring your horses are well-protected and comfortable during your stay. While the journey to reach this remote location can be challenging due to narrow, rutted dirt roads, it is worth the effort for those seeking an authentic backcountry adventure.
Swamp Wells Horse Camp is perfect for horseback riders who appreciate solitude and natural beauty. The area offers miles of trails through diverse terrain, including forests, meadows, and rivers, providing endless opportunities for exploration. Riders can enjoy the tranquility of the wilderness while returning to the camp's basic but functional facilities.
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While the challenging access and limited facilities may not appeal to everyone, those who are prepared for the journey will find Swamp Wells Horse Camp a hidden gem in Oregon's backcountry. The camp's remote location and focus on horseback riding make it an ideal destination for equestrians seeking an authentic outdoor experience.
Good for kids
I always do a recon trip before I haul my horse hundreds of miles to camp and boy am I really glad I did for Swamp Wells HC. Pretty much what I expected until the last 5 miles. After the gravel NF9741 Road off hwy 97 you turn left onto NF 1810 it turns into a very narrow dirt track and so rutted there's NO WAY you would want haul horses on it for 5 minutes let alone 5 miles even with 4WD. Ridiculous! In this current condition it is unusable for equestrians.
Very remote, you'll need some clearance to get to the horse camp, deep ruts on the way in. There's no way you're getting a trailer up there. The stalls are surprisingly in good shape, both metal and wood.
Tried to camp there for the night but the the camp its self is very very far and dont recommend if your car isnt a 4 wheel drive
Perfect area for horsing around. Many trails, and great accomodations, camp sights and well built corrals.
Love the quiet, beautiful location. Very under used.