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New caravan and I did my first (maiden) dump without issues. Pressure free environment- just pull up and pull out the hose and run the protocol. Don’t forget to put a little something in the donation box…

The location is all by itself on the other side of the freeway with some river frontage. Some really well positioned camp spots.

Good location, a little out of town. Camp host was very pleasant.

Wow, what a great place. The surroundings and spacing of the campsites are perfect. Only reason I didn’t give five stars was lack of water/sewer and a concern about only five available campsites. Otherwise, this location is exceptional, especially for $25.

Came here to mountain bike Moscow Mountain and was pleasantly surprised by this great spot/location. Only reason I didn’t get five stars was there was no W/S (but there are full electric) and I was concerned about only five spots. Can’t beat it for $25 a night.

Great location and well laid out. Be prepared for the continual neighboring train traffic. Additionally, bring cash if you intend to go back and forth to Hood River since the bridge is a toll both ways. Think I dropped close to $20.

Easy enough to get in. Reservation name was marked on the spot. Although it said no early check in, no one gave me grief getting there an hour and a half early.

As mentioned by another reviewer, astro turf and small spaces so you need to lower the expectation. But it’s Bend, there’s not a lot to choose from and The Camp does its best to accommodate the surroundings. I’m glad it’s open year round and could see splitting days between The Camp and the Mt. Bachelor site in the winter. Lastly, The Camp tries to promote a social vibe with a community gas fire pit etc. Being an introvert, I’m holing up in my caravan but others may enjoy the company.

The location is all by itself on the other side of the freeway with some river frontage. Some really well positioned camp spots.