Succor Creek State Natural Area

This is a nice mid way stop, October 2023, in the Owyhee Wilderness, actually an Oregon State Park. It appears to be a location that does not get much attention by the State. Now maybe this is because the campers don't do anything to make their campsite better when they leave than when they found it or it is longer term neglect. That being said, it is a convenient location to stay while exploring the area. Probably the best part is that the hiking in the area adjacent to the campground provides many spectacular views.

It's a beautiful area. We came in from the north on a 12-13 mile gravel road. There is some washboarding. We have a 31' class C and our level jacks did scrape in a couple of spots getting to the camp ground. I wouldn't bring in an RV any larger without some good ground clearance. We chose to camp in a pull off area about 1 mile north of the actual campground just to have more space and seclusion. There is absolutely ZERO cell service here, even with MiMo antennas we couldn't pick up Verizon or AT&T. It can get busy on the weekends as it is a popular spot for people to bring out ATV's and side by sides. The traffic can really stir up the dust on the road going into/coming out of the area. The creek and views are very beautiful! It is 100% dry camping so come in prepared. There is ONE vault toilet for everyone in the area to use. Most of the tent campers were close to that.

This is a remote campground in the beautiful Owyhee area. 18 miles of gravel road that most vehicles can travel, a spare tire highly recommended.

We love this area and come out here two or three time a year with our 25' travel trailer.
The creek runs through the campground, with camping available on both sides of the creek. The east side is mostly for tents or vans, west side for travel trailers or bigger RV's.

There is a vault toilet, but no potable water, electric, or cell service.