Le Page Park Campground

Easy access and on the river. There are only 22 sites so fills up even in sept.
Bathroom was in rough shape for coe

Decent campground next to John Day river near where it joins the Columbia River. Sites 1-8 are parallel to the river, $35. Sites 9-22 are back in, $30. All 1/2 off with golden age pass. Water, electric & dump station. A "hair-pin" curve in the road might be tight for large rigs. Some noise from nearby freeway.

Another review mentioned "no potable water". All RV sites have water spigots and we thought the water tasted fine. No signs signifying that the water was not potable. Dump station area has a spigot labeled potable water. We also filled our fresh water tank before leaving. While we did see the 1 bar Verizon signal listed in other r... more

We arrived later in the evening and camphost directed us to site #8 on the water as it's the first come first serve spot. Beautiful park and gracious host who was very helpful. Only drawback is no potable water. Electric and dump station in parking lot. With NPAP nightly $17.

This park is ok for 1 night while in route, longer if you fish or have a boat. Next to I-84 and a railroad. It was noisy, although not as bad as I was expecting at night.

Didn’t stay…Lots of flies. No privacy. Good for fisherman and RVs.

We had an issue at check-in but in the end it was a fun two day stay. Nice dump as you enter with lots of turning radius. Great large parking lot for boat trailers. Beach front swimming in the John Day and a playground are available. We hope to visit again and the reservation system works better for us on the next visit. Be ... more

We usually overnight here on our way to/from home. It is a small park, usually occupied by fisher/boaters. There is swim area, boat launch, and public restrooms, none of which we have used. We prefer the pull thru's. If none available, we dry camp in the public parking lot which is huge for the area. (Accessable even if campground is c... more

Last minute pick because we wanted electricity. Hot! Wished we had been told that the pull through sites were on the water/river when asked if we wanted a back in or pull through site. We chose the back-in because it $5 cheaper. It was clean, quiet, no privacy between sites, it was dry looking location.

Stopped here to camp for the night on my way up to Idaho. Unfortunately it was closed. Gates locked and doesn’t look like anyone has been around to take care of the place for awhile.
Bummer. Maybe it’ll reopen for the spring/summer.