Tumalo State Park offers 23 full hookup sites, 54 tent sites, 7 yurts, 2 seasonal group camping/picnic areas and a seasonal hiker/biker camp. We lucked out getting reservations for Memorial Day and the day after – the campground is frequently full and without reservations the best you can get is a day at a time. Roads and sites are... more

This is a nice state park right next to the Deschutes River and very close to Bend. Our site in Loop A was right on the river. We could hear the lovely rushing river all night long. We also stayed in the Loop B one night. Loop A is tent sites or dry camping for smaller RVs. Loop B has both hook-up sites and tent sites. Oregon does ... more

Best spot close to Bend without being in an expensive, overcrowded RV Park. We also visited the small town of Sisters nearby (the drive is gorgeous). Stop at Three Creeks Brewery on the way back from a hike in Three Sisters Wilderness. Highly recommend the 5mi hike on Tam McArthur Rim Trail for views of Three Sisters Mountains + Mt. Ba... more

i didnt show up early enough to get hook ups but i lucked out with this campground.
easy access from road. backed my 13 ft trailer into a spot easily. paved level spot. campsite host was very nice.
bathrooms and showers were new and clean. nice dishwashing spot as well.
nice location to get to bend and sisters.

It was full during our stay – highly recommend advanced reservations; very popular for access to Sisters, Redmond, Bend in high desert of Central Oregon. We’ve camped here regularly over several years and never disappointed Most recent stay was 6/13/16 - I'm "late" in posting my review ~ We camp in a "Tear Drop” style RV only 15'... more

Big spots, full hookups, a state park. Loved it here, from the solar showers to the Deschutes River to super friendly Rangers who went out of their way to help us with Jr. Ranger stuff. Oh and pretty close to Bend, even closer to big box stores if you need that. Bend is a great town, and Smith Rock is a "mini national park" style stat... more