Free Camping and Paid Camping Sites in Southern Oregon

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Thank you for taking us along and allowing us to peep over your shoulder. Good info for those visiting that area. Great scenery for those of us who are far away. Appreciated!

[@nwlady1844]

Thank you for this video. What you show is exactly what I would want to know and look at!

[@nwlady1844]

I appreciate the gps coordinates soooooo much!!

[@VANquishedAdventures]

I try and mark locations as.much as possible:)

[@karenb1627]

There are flushing toilets and you can charge your stuff in the bathrooms. I love this campground. Lots of crow action.

[@VANquishedAdventures]

:)

[@freedomdove]

It's beautiful there. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

[@VANquishedAdventures]

Kind of reminds me of east Tennessee a little but more evergreens over here. Less fall foliage in the Oregon mountains in this area.

[@I-TILE]

Good content

[@VANquishedAdventures]

Thank you:)

[@espi28p16]

thanks for the video ,, I never camp on winter time I wonder if its allow to camp on this camp site ?

[@VANquishedAdventures]

As long as the roads are clear it should be open year-round.

[@dicktaug4773]

With the USFS, you never know if it's going to be open. You should always check with the Gold Beach ranger station before you go, if they will even answer the phone.

[@Kaitlin24247]

Hi im going to oregon in may.Im still watching your video do you know of any disperse camping by the river ? Free! Please ty

[@VANquishedAdventures]

I have playlists set up by state. I know I have covered a few spots along the Colombia river. I only saw pay sites along the Rogue river near the coast. There are some free spots on the Chetco river I covered a video.

[@dicktaug4773]

You can free camp on most of the large gravel bars below Lobster Creek. Most of them have access, and you can drive through Lobster Creek CG to get to that bar.