Steelhead Falls Trailhead & Campground

Would NOT bring a trailer or motorhome, this is set up for tents only.
Other than a long hike down a 300 side of a cliff, there is NOTHING else to do here. It is basically a lava field...not much plant growth or anything but dirt and rocks to look at.
Not for the lazy hiker.
Very very very washboard and dusty gravel road for last 1/2 mile.
Lots of dust in camping area.
Just not worth it for even free for how far out of the way it is and how far you have to hike through a lava field to see some water.
No cell service, no digital tv

The BLM calls this a campground, but it is an short gravel road with parking areas defined by huge rocks and posts. It is locally popular, so if you want to get a site arrive early, and avoid weekends. Some parking spots are backins, most just a wedge off the road.....see Google maps.

You could get a small trailer here, most people here had tents or class B's. Larger trailers won't be able to make the right turn around at the end of the road. We left our 17 ft Bigfoot at home, and slept in our van. We got here on a Sunday and scored the huge site at the end for our van and screen shelter. Locals told us a group of 30 were in our site the previous night

I was able to meditate on the edge of the canyon, shaded by large junipers, with a soft breeze, with the Deschutes River rapids below... amazing

Vault toilet at the trailhead, no water, no trash service, no fires, no picnic tables.