Farewell Bend State Recreation Area

Gorgeous place but the signal was so bad we couldn't stay the two weeks we originally planned (we work remotely and need video connectivity). We could barely make calls or send texts. I would definitely return though because of the beautiful surroundings and spacious sites.

I was saddened on how this park has been let go. I'm not sure if it's due to time or the Election Infection called covid. It was 50 shades of brown, the trees and bushes looked terrible and stressed. The site was fairly level, some shade trees but they didn't provide much shade. The cell was available but super slow, they had... more

Good campground, quiet (a few dogs barking but not excessive), good space between sites. I made a reservation but when I got there was many "open sites". Pretty setting.

This is the second time I have stayed here and loved it both times.

Can accommodate large rigs but had to unhook the van as only back in sites were available.

Water and 30 Amp at the site. Dump station on the way out.

Quiet and breathing being right on the Snake River.

This is high desert camping. So the hight of summer can be brutal. But this time of year, the weather is perfect. Any size rig can fit in this park, but some spaces will be a no go for them. Don’t know about the other carriers, but very poor And intermittent Verizon service. Also, you can hear the freeway noise some. Ov... more

It was easy to find this park. It was pretty much isolated with nearest store was 40 miles away. Check in was easy. It was very windy during our stay at Farewell Bend S.P. When the wind would slow down, mosquitoes were everywhere and hungry! We stayed in Brownlee Loop and didn’t have hardly any Verizon Signal. The park was kept clean a... more

Very nice park and would stay here again as a stop-over but not a long term stay. The entire park was an internet dead zone and Verizon cell service was spotty with 1 to 2 bars of 3G service. I couldn't get my trailer level even using blocks. It was windy with lots of mosquitoes.

Cabin has heat and ac
Extra vehicle gets power and water
Campers are 1/2 fishermen and 1/2 passing through
Restrooms and showers are typical Oregon state park
This was the second year we stayed here
Catfishing can be very good

We intended to only stay for a night but liked it so much we stayed an additional night. We camped in the Catfish loop, site 119 as the antelope loop was not open for the season. The site was level and easily accommodated our 42 ft 5th wheel. It’s a partial hookup site with W/E inlay (30 amp). There is a walking path from several o... more

Pretty big park with a lot of facilities. I stopped in to top off my water and empty my holding tanks before heading into more remote territory. Pretty quiet in the off-season, so I decided to stay the night and take advantage of their hot showers and nice big lawns to play fetch with my pup. $20/night for dry camping. 14 day limit. Go... more