Rosland Campground

kinda of a weird place. Camping was cheap just stayed over night seems like some people stay there full time and some people who don't look all that trusty saying there. $15 for the night and I was gone by 8:00 Am heading back to Idaho

Historical and beautiful. Very well kept. The camp host is both helpful and friendly. No sewer, but some spots (which are quite large) have power and some power and water, some have none. It's small and quiet.

Host was super nice and helpful, even when we called at 7:30 pm to ask for a spot that night. $15 a night, have to call the number on the website to make a reservation. No water spouts in the campground unless you have one of the few spots with hook up, which were all taken by trailers that looked long-term. Our spot was in an open spot of grass right next to the recreation area which was weird since it was so exposed and on a slant. Pit toilets with no hand sanitizer so bring your own. Overall, it was a good, cheap option for a place to sleep when we needed a last-minute spot, but wouldn’t choose it for anything longer.

Very quiet and cheap. Not real large but fit our needs and we were very comfortable at our site. Only a few mosquitoes but we had spray so no issue there. Some highway noise but very minor

Staying 2 nights. Traveling from NC 2 OR coast. Host is a sweet Lady & can't beat the price. It's secluded no power no water but I'm self-contained just right 4 me and my puppies. Stopped at upper Deschutes little Deschutes is now