Page Springs Campground

I stop off here once a year just after Labor Day. It is popular now, thanks to the errant publicity, but rightly so: it is a wonderful campground and attracts like-minded folk; birdwatchers, fisherman, etc.

You will see wildlife whether you intend to or not. They live here.

As it is administered by BLM, it’s only $8.00 a night, and only $4.00 with the Geezer Pass.

Stayed here mid Sept 2015. Started at Steens Mt Wilderness Resort which didn't have much to recommend it. Saw Page Springs CG on Tues as I drove up the mtn and moved to it. Lovely place, open area with large, colorful trees and no bugs (September). Deer roaming around.

Also stayed there on Fri night - got in late - pretty much filled up. Not as nice, but OK (3 stars).

I came here late afternoon on a Friday to get one of the last open sites. The whole campground filled up shortly after my arrival. Being full, there was plenty of noise from neighbors, but overall, the campground was still more quiet than loud--a more than pleasant surprise.

I really enjoyed this campground. It was clean, the sites were great, and there's really not a whole lot to complain about. Being in Southeast Oregon, there's basically nothing of civilization nearby. I would certainly fill up in gas before arrival, especially if you want to make the trek up Steens Mountain--something I definitely suggest.

I was almost surprised to see Verizon LTE with 3 stars, and working pretty well, too, from what limited amount I did use it. I didn't do any streaming or anything, but it seemed good nonetheless.

For $8/night, this is a pretty cheap campground, and all of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and Steens Mountain are wonderful ways to spend your days while staying here. I may have only stayed one night, but in the future, I would certainly consider staying longer. Although the campground was full of people on a Friday night--something I don't usually enjoy--it was just a wonderful stay.