Mt. Hood Guide

Campgrounds

Campgrounds around Mt. Hood: seasons, fees, reservations and what each one offers.

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Rainbow Campground Rainbow Campground sits on the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, with river fishing, biking, rafting and the Riverside Trail starting in camp. Riley Horse Campground & Day Use A horse camp with a day-use area on Lost Creek near the Sandy River, with corrals and riding trails, reached via Lolo… Ripplebrook Campground Ripplebrook Campground is a small, tent-focused camp on the Oak Grove Fork of the Clackamas River, close to fly fishing and whitewater… Riverford Campground Riverford Campground is a small camp in thick Douglas fir and hemlock forest near where the Collawash River meets the Clackamas River. Riverside Campground Riverside Campground is a rustic camp on the Wild and Scenic Clackamas River, with trails for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding. Rock Creek Reservoir Campground Rock Creek Reservoir Campground is a lakeside camp under ponderosa pines, popular with families and anglers and simple to reach off Forest… Shellrock Creek Campground Shellrock Creek Campground is a primitive camp beside a small forest creek, with screened sites and no water, so bring your own. 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. Spring Drive RV Campground 3,200 ft Spring Drive RV Campground, off Highway 216 in the Barlow Ranger District, has 8 roomy RV sites with full hookups among tall… Still Creek Campground A campground near Mt. Hood, just past Government Camp off Highway 26, with stream fishing and trails for hiking, biking and riding… Summit Lake Campground A small, rustic campground on shallow Summit Lake in the Clackamas River Ranger District, with fishing, swimming, picnicking and walk-in sites. Tollgate Campground & Day Use A campground with a day-use area off Highway 26 southeast of Sandy, with single and group picnic spots and stream fishing. Trillium Lake Campground Mt. Hood National Forest's most popular campground, on Trillium Lake near Government Camp, with trout fishing, boating, swimming and mountain views.