Campground

Sherwood Campground & Day Use

A campground and day-use area on the East Fork Hood River off Highway 35, with picnicking, river fishing, and wheelchair access.

Photo: USDA Forest Service via Mt. Hood National Forest · Public domain

Sherwood is a campground with a day-use area on the East Fork Hood River, in the Hood River Ranger District. To get there from Hood River, drive south on Highway 35. The campground is roughly 3 to 4 miles past the national forest boundary.

Day visitors come to picnic and to fish the river. The campground is wheelchair accessible, and it has vault toilets. There is no drinking water, so bring your own for the day, along with anything else you need for a picnic.

Things to do

  • Picnicking
  • Fishing

Getting there

  1. Directions from Hood River: Travel south on Highway 35, approximately 3-4 miles past the forest boundary, to the campground.

From the Forest Service

Good to know

This site is operated by a concessionaire, Lost Lake Resort.

Reservations

Sherwood Campground accepts reservations but some campsites are also first come, first served.

Rules and restrictions

Vehicles 16 ft. max.

All fees

Overnight Use:
Single Site: $30 per night
Additional Vehicle Fee: $10 per vehicle per night
Day Use:
$10 per vehicle per day

Passes and permits

Camping: 50% discount for single site camping with any of these passes: Interagency Senior, Interagency Access, Golden Age or Golden Access.
Day use: passes not accepted in lieu of payment.

Season details

May 1, 2026 to October 12, 2026.

Details from the official Forest Service page, a public-domain U.S. government source.

Last checked November 4, 2026