USFS: Trout Creek Campground

Great camping spot. It is a bit hilly, so if you come with a travel trailer, bring enough cribbing to level your unit. Water and creek are easily accessible and great for small children and adults alike. First come-first serve sites fill up very quickly. Be prepared to get their at the time people are supposed to pull out if you don't have reservations. Bathrooms are decent for vault style, campsites are secluded enough that you shouldn't be bothered by your neighbors.

This is a hidden Lil gem of a campground. Beautiful water with swimming holes, fishing, crawfish and clean sites. Went with our grandchildren and great grands ages 8, 6 and 5 months. Easy trail down to water, potable water site, clean bathrooms, picnic area for day use. Would highly recommend it. No cell service though. But who cares when your on the river anyways!

Great place to camp, as far as i’ve seen most of the sites have a trail down to the river. my dog loved it, i would do research on what site. mine was smaller than i thought but that’s ultimately on me

Need a quick little high to satisfy those nature walking needs? This has to be one of the quickest hikes but 1 of the most rewarding in the area. With parking right off the street and the hike only lasting about a quarter of a mile , it is a nice little walk. On this trail there is a water feature and a bridge and plenty benches all the way to the end of the trail. This is a in and out Trail with the end looking all over the highway and the river. There is an incline with switchbacks, but is wheelchair-friendly. This Trail can be enjoyed by anyone who's looking for a short Adventure in the mountains.

Our time at Trout Creek Campground deserves 5 stars, but I could see how others may rate it lower, which I will get into soon. The campground is tucked away in Willamette National Forest, and most camp sites seem to have a decent amount of privacy and separation between the others. There is creek and river access. There are vaulted toilets that weren't a disgusting mess. There are a couple potable water pumps (you'll have to search for them). There are trash cans. The rangers do a good job of cleaning up . And from what I could see, most campsites had a good amount of space. It's a beautiful campground and for a Friday night in early August, it was pretty peaceful. All that being said, it's possible that one may have the misfortune of having loud, disruptive, inconsiderate neighbors. The