Along the historic Barlow Road in the Barlow Ranger District, White River Station is a campground right on the White River. Lodgepole pine is the main tree here, and much of the ground is sandy, volcanic soil. Campers come to fish the river and picnic.
From Tygh Valley, drive 26 miles west on Forest Road 48 and turn left at its junction with Forest Road 43. After about half a mile, turn left onto Forest Road 3530 and follow the river south for 1 mile. That’s about 27.5 miles from Tygh Valley to the campground. There are vault toilets, but no drinking water.
Things to do
- Picnicking
- Fishing
Getting there
From Tygh Valley, OR
- Drive 26 miles west on FR 48, turn left at the Jct. of FR 43/48, travel approximately a half mile, turn left on FR 3530 and travel 1 mile south along the river on FR 3530 to the site.
From the Forest Service
Good to know
Map Location: T4S R10E S30
Reservations
All sites are first come, first served.
Rules and restrictions
Vehicles 32 ft. maximum. See Oregon regulations for specific restrictions on fishing the White River.
All fees
Overnight Use:
Single Site: $10 per night
Ranger office
Barlow Ranger District
Address: 780 NE Court St Dufur, OR 97021
Phone: 541-467-5100
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed 12 to 1 for lunch. (Closed on federal holidays)