Page Springs Campground
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Write a Review Steens Mountain Loop Harney, OR 97736 541-573-4400 Official WebsiteGPS: 42.8058, -118.8675
Overview of Page Springs Campground
First-come, first-served campsites. Cash, check, and electronic payment accepted at payment kiosk.
Last Price Paid: $16
Reported by Dahivley on 8/29/2024
Longest RV Reported: 46 feet (Toy Hauler Fifth Wheel)
Reported by Nawaa on 7/11/2021
Number of Sites 36
Pad Type gravel
Elevation 4,232 ft / 1,289 m
Max Stay 14
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Page Springs Campground 20 people have reviewed this location.
“Wonderful Campground”
Reviewed 8/29/2024
Nightly rate: | $16 |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
Site Number: | 1 |
Sites are huge compared to other campgrounds. Good cell service with ATT. So much wildlife! Lots of water spigots around and decent vault toilets. Friendly camp host. Really enjoyed my stay here.
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“Outstanding! Hadn’t Planned To Camp Here But…”
Reviewed 8/26/2023
Nightly rate: | $8 |
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Days stayed: | 6 |
Site Number: | 32 |
RV Length: | 23' (Travel Trailer) |
We had trouble with our truck on the way to South Steens CG so we detoured to Page Springs in case we needed a tow. A week later, we are regretfully leaving for home. Sites are spacious, and include something for everyone- shade, views, creek side, full sun, partial sun. Very well maintained, super quiet. Only downside is the 3 mile bo... more
We had trouble with our truck on the way to South Steens CG so we detoured to Page Springs in case we needed a tow. A week later, we are regretfully leaving for home. Sites are spacious, and include something for everyone- shade, views, creek side, full sun, partial sun. Very well maintained, super quiet. Only downside is the 3 mile bone-jarring washboard road from Frenchglen.
We had intended to bike a lot more this week but all the gravel roads here are so washboard-y that it’s downright unpleasant. And that’s with full suspension mountain bikes with 2.25 inch knobby tires. We cycled from Jackman Park up to the top along the rim about 10 miles which was fabulous. Be prepared for much different weather up there.
The internet connectivity is surprisingly excellent here, and it seems to rain a bit every day which has been a pleasant surprise, coming from central Oregon where there’s not been a drop of rain in well over a hundred days.
Chris&David would stay here again
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“Love this place”
Reviewed 11/28/2022
Nightly rate: | $4 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 11 |
This is a great campground that I will come to again and again, our last visit being early October 2022. There is fun for everyone--fishing, birding, hiking, geologic beauty, wild horses, and the beautiful Steens Mountain loop road (in the summer). Yes there are hot springs but they are quite a drive, Crane hot springs is 60 miles, Wi... more
This is a great campground that I will come to again and again, our last visit being early October 2022. There is fun for everyone--fishing, birding, hiking, geologic beauty, wild horses, and the beautiful Steens Mountain loop road (in the summer). Yes there are hot springs but they are quite a drive, Crane hot springs is 60 miles, Willow creek hot springs is 85 miles. Decent cell connection on US Cellular. The fee is $8, $4 for our senior pass.
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“Oasis in the Desert”
Reviewed 9/19/2022
Nightly rate: | $8 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | 5 |
This is a beautiful campground and a great base for exploring the Steens, Malheur wildlife refuge and Diamond Craters. We were in spot number 5 and it was big enough to be three camping spots. This is really an oasis in the desert! The camp host did a great job. The campground was spotless! We stayed 3 nights in September... more
This is a beautiful campground and a great base for exploring the Steens, Malheur wildlife refuge and Diamond Craters.
We were in spot number 5 and it was big enough to be three camping spots.
This is really an oasis in the desert!
The camp host did a great job. The campground was spotless!
We stayed 3 nights in September.
I was surprised how busy it was, so get in early to get a spot!
camper-740062 would stay here again
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“Beautiful and buggy”
Reviewed 6/14/2022
Nightly rate: | $4 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 15 |
RV Length: | 26' (Travel Trailer) |
This was one of the most beautiful campgrounds we have stayed at. It was also the buggiest. Early June is a bad time for mosquitoes and other biting insects. The road in from the main highway is a little rough. Still, it is worth the drive. The host was very friendly and knowledgeable. The sites are well-maintained and spaced fa... more
This was one of the most beautiful campgrounds we have stayed at. It was also the buggiest. Early June is a bad time for mosquitoes and other biting insects.
The road in from the main highway is a little rough. Still, it is worth the drive.
The host was very friendly and knowledgeable. The sites are well-maintained and spaced farther apart than most campgrounds. Freshwater near the sites.
Surprisingly great cell phone service. 24.5 MB down and 1.5 up on Verizon.
If you have the time, visit Frenchglen, Fields Station, and the Alvord desert.
Robert would stay here again
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“Peaceful and Picturesque ”
Reviewed 4/15/2022
Nightly rate: | $8 |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
Site Number: | 31 |
RV Length: | 35' (Travel Trailer) |
We are definitely here in the off-season. There has been 1-2 campers here besides the host our entire visit and it has been snowing on and off for 4 days. The sites are spaced generously. It is a dreamy view from the campsite with ducks/birds frolicking in the river and rolling hills all around. There is a tall hill backing the campgro... more
We are definitely here in the off-season. There has been 1-2 campers here besides the host our entire visit and it has been snowing on and off for 4 days. The sites are spaced generously. It is a dreamy view from the campsite with ducks/birds frolicking in the river and rolling hills all around. There is a tall hill backing the campground, so wind was no issue. We are situated between a river and its offshoot. There is a gravel/dirt road that is well maintained to get here. The Verizon signal is awesome, 5 bars LTE with consistent 35 mbps down and 5 mbps up. No T-mobile signal AT ALL. Several hiking trails around. I bet the fishing would be great too. The host, Gary and his dog Dotty are very friendly. This was a perfect peaceful retreat and worth the detour. FYI the water is currently running (April) and there are dishwater drains positioned through the campground, that helped us save gray tanks filling with dishwater. There is diesel and gasoline in Frenchglen at the Mercantile. No real grocery stores for miles so stock up before heading to camp.
Cole would stay here again
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“the perfect camp ”
Reviewed 10/9/2021
Nightly rate: | $8 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 1 |
RV Length: | 16' (Travel Trailer) |
it’s a beautiful setting - lots of trees, a creek, deer walking through, clear skies. There’s lots of space between cabin sites. Very clean pit toilets, fire rings, picnic tables. You’ll be close enough to Frenchglen for services while in the front edge of the Steens Mountains Wilderness. $8 night, great cell coverage. The 3 miles of... more
it’s a beautiful setting - lots of trees, a creek, deer walking through, clear skies. There’s lots of space between cabin sites. Very clean pit toilets, fire rings, picnic tables. You’ll be close enough to Frenchglen for services while in the front edge of the Steens Mountains Wilderness. $8 night, great cell coverage. The 3 miles of gravel road to get here wasn’t bad.
Dan would stay here again
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“A hidden gem”
Reviewed 9/6/2021
Nightly rate: | $4 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | 7 |
RV Length: | 41' (Toy Hauler Fifth Wheel) |
The washboard road to get here is about 3 miles(?) long and took us around 25 minutes to navigate. That is literally the only negative, and perhaps it's even a positive as the campsite is off the beaten track and therefore so quiet. Jeez, this place is REALLY nice. Huge space between each site, and most of them either back on to the sm... more
The washboard road to get here is about 3 miles(?) long and took us around 25 minutes to navigate. That is literally the only negative, and perhaps it's even a positive as the campsite is off the beaten track and therefore so quiet. Jeez, this place is REALLY nice. Huge space between each site, and most of them either back on to the small river or the flowing spring. It's green, grassy and very pleasant. Dry camping, although there are water faucets within reach of most sites if you have a long hose. There is a small herd of deer that wander through the campground with minimal fear. Verizon coverage was amazing as there's a cell tower nearby. Almost zero pull through sites, but we did get our 40' 5th wheel around the entry road very easily, although there was a bit of angst at the end hairpin. The sites are huge; once we'd backed in (easy-peasy) it felt like the whole place was ours, despite there being other campers in the area. $8 a night only, so $4 with Senior National Park Pass. We absolutely loved it here and will be back for sure.
ACC would stay here again
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“Slight respite from the extreme heat”
Reviewed 7/11/2021
Nightly rate: | $4 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 10 |
RV Length: | 46' (Toy Hauler Fifth Wheel) |
This campground was a planned stop on our way up to Washington from the northern California valley and Don Pedro Lake. We arrived early on Sunday after spending the night at Denio Junction, where they allow boondocking. After the 100-105 degree temps of the previous week, this place was pretty pleasant. I think it reached 95, but only ... more
This campground was a planned stop on our way up to Washington from the northern California valley and Don Pedro Lake. We arrived early on Sunday after spending the night at Denio Junction, where they allow boondocking. After the 100-105 degree temps of the previous week, this place was pretty pleasant. I think it reached 95, but only stayed there briefly and started cooling by 5 pm. A nice breeze - that didn't feel like an OVEN - helped a lot, and in the shade it was pretty nice. Our site, #10, is huge and grassy. We were able to easily back in, and when we leave we're going back out the same way. The roads are marked as one-way, but the turns at the south end are too challenging for our length and height. We're 68' long, and 13'6" tall, and have enough scratches, thank you very much! Cement picnic tables and fire pits with grates at each site, several pit toilets and water spigots around the loops. Most everyone left by noon, and a couple more came in. Very quiet except for our generator (sorry, but these temps...!). We're hoping it will cool off enough by evening that we can shut it off for the night. The 3.5 mile maintained gravel road in from OR 205 was washboarded, but we went slow and it was fine.
We came north on 205, and the 14% grade coming down into Frenchglen was a surprise. Take it slow!
Nawaa would stay here again
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“Spring birder paradise”
Reviewed 6/19/2021
Nightly rate: | $8 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 6 |
Our fee was actually $4 with the senior pass. Our stay was 4/30-5/1/21. We lucked out getting the last spot on Friday late morning. Several spots opened up the next morning which were taken by early afternoon. There are 2 nice trails going out from the campground and the spring migrant birds were arriving so we kept binocular and cam... more
Our fee was actually $4 with the senior pass. Our stay was 4/30-5/1/21. We lucked out getting the last spot on Friday late morning. Several spots opened up the next morning which were taken by early afternoon. There are 2 nice trails going out from the campground and the spring migrant birds were arriving so we kept binocular and camera close at hand. The sites have no hookups but there is a picnic table and fire pit, water spigots and clean vault toilets. Our site was very level and grassy with a lovely big cottonwood tree. There were no mosquitoes. The weather was great, with sunshine and not much wind. We were too early to drive the Steens mountain loop (snow), but we enjoyed driving to Peter French round barn and the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
FreeRoad would stay here again
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noted 9/28/2020
The Wilderness Trail will take you to the top of the ridge for a nice view of the campground from above.
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Amenities
Hookups
- dry camping
Recreation
- fishing
- recreation trail
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- ADA Accessible
- recycle
- restrooms: vault
- trash
- water available
Pets
- pets
Nearby
Steens Mountain Wilderness Resort
Beautiful tranquil RV park with roomy sites in a bird watchers paradise
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