Wallowa Mountains
Choose from simple and unpretentious motel rooms, cabins or condos. There's a mini-golf course for the kids, and a pool, hot tub and espresso bar for…
Must-see hotels in Northeastern Oregon
Northeastern Oregon
Six miles west of John Day, this pleasant, shady campground (with tipis) lies next to the John Day River. It's close to the road but well sheltered.
Wallowa Mountains
Campers who don't need many amenities should try this primitive but beautiful campground about 7 miles south of Enterprise. Bring water or a filter.
Wallowa Mountains
This popular lakeside state park offers more than 200 campsites, along with two yurts. Flush toilets, showers and firewood are available.
Northeastern Oregon
Forested 34-site campground with fire pits, bathrooms and picnic tables, along Service Creek, near the town of Fossil. No reservations.
Wallowa Mountains
One of two campgrounds at the southern end of the canyon, right on USFS Rd 39, midway between Halfway and Joseph.
Wallowa Mountains
Simple but great-value B&B in the Oxbow area, with low-slung simple rooms and an awesome deck.
Northeastern Oregon
A good campground in the Strawberry Mountains, with water and access to hiking trails.
Northeastern Oregon
Nice, small riverside campsite run by the Bureau of Land Management – bring your own water. There's little shade so it gets hot in summer, but there's a…
Northeastern Oregon
Only 8 miles west of La Grande, this lovely riverside park is convenient but gets highway noise. Campsites are primitive; boat launch available.
Wallowa Mountains
Pleasant campsite at Oxbow with 10 tent sites and 62 RV spaces, a boat launch and wi-fi (for a fee). Some trees and two acres of lawn.
Northeastern Oregon
Very basic motel with a handful of homey and outdated but good-sized rooms or RV sites. Lets you 'sleep in a Fossil bed.'
Wallowa Mountains
One of two campgrounds at the southern end of the canyon, midway between Halfway and Joseph. Vault toilets. No water.
Northeastern Oregon
Decent (for La Grande), central motel with good budget rooms, some with newer pillow-top mattresses.
Wallowa Mountains
Pretty campsites on the Idaho side of Snake River, with picnic tables, firepits and a boat ramp.
Wallowa Mountains
The BLM oversees several rustic campsites on the Oregon side of the Snake River.
Donnelly-Service Creek River Access Park
Northeastern Oregon
Bare-bones riverside campground popular with rafters. Pit toilets, no water.
