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Rosland Campground
Close to town and family friendly. Playground, picnic table, soft boat launch TROUT
16525 Burgess Rd, La Pine, OR 97739
(Big) Deschutes River at Wyeth Campground
Just off Burgess Road 1/4 mile west of Pringle Falls. Boat launch, Vault toilets. BROWN and RAINBOW TROUT
Paulina Lake
Lodge, boat and kayak rentals, boat launch, camping, hot spring. GERMAN BROWN, RAINBOW, KOKANEE
East Lake
Lodge, hot spring, convenience store, restaurant, boat rentals, boat launch, camping. GERMAN BROWN, RAINBOW, KOKANEE
(Big) Deschutes River
Boat, fish from the bank, float. Put in below the Wickiup Reservoir and float to Wyeth (1) above. Or fish from La Pine State Park. RED BAND, BROWN TROUT
North Twin Lake
6 miles east of the junction of S Century and Burgess. Campground. RAINBOW
South Twin Lake
Lodge, convenience store, restaurant, boat and kayak rentals, campground. In July and August, warm enough near boat launch to swim. Family and dog friendly. RAINBOWS
Wickiup Reservoir
Campground. Wildlife. Boatlaunch. CRAINBOWS, RED BAND, BASS, RAINBOWS, CATFISH, BLUEGILLS
Crane Prairie Reservoir
Family friendly. Cabins, campground, yurts, teepees, convenience store, boats, boat ramp. CRANEBOW, RED BAND, RAINBOW, BLUEGILL, BASS, CATFISH
(Big) Cultus Lake
Lodge, cabins, restaurant, marina, convenience store, fish derby. RAINBOW and LAKE TROUT
Little Cultus Lake
Irish Lake
High clearance 4X4 vehicles recommended. Trailheads lead to Three Sisters Wilderness, Pacific Coast Trail--wilderness permits required. Dispersed camping, swimming, lake and pond fishing, hiking. RAINBOW and BROOK TROUT
Taylor Lake
High clearance 4X4 recommended. Hiking, fishing, swimming. RAINBOW and some BROOK TROUT
Hosmer Lake
Fly fishing only. Three lakes, and a creek, in one. A small, deep lake at the boat launch, goose neck, and large shallow lake with islands. Creek is well hidden. Boat/kayak fishing. Boat launch, campground. CUTTHROAT, BROOK, RAINBOW TROUT.
Elk Lake
Family friendly. Resort, restaurant, cabins, winter sports, special events, coffee bar, pizza kitchen, marina and more. RAINBOW and BROOK TROUT
Lava Lake
RV resort, watercraft rentals, convenience store, campground, boat launch. RAINBOW and BROOK TROUT
Little Lava Lake
Non-motorized boating, boat launch, nature viewing. Source of Deschutes River. RAINBOW and BROOK TROUT, WHITEFISH, CHUB.
Odell Lake at Odell and Shelter Cove Resorts
Family friendly, 4 season resorts with dining, cabins, camping, boat launches, rentals, and more.
Crescent Lake
Family friendly. Horse camp, campgrounds, hiking, day use areas, boat launches. Resort has bar and grill, equipment rentals, marina, cabins.
Davis Lake
Fly fishing only. Nature viewing, non-motorized boating. RAINBOW, LARGE MOUTH BASS
Little Deschutes River at Mowich Road
Miller Lake
Campground, hiking, biking. RAINBOW, BROWN TROUT
Lemolo Lake
Year round fishing. Campgrounds, hiking, nature viewing, boating, swimming. Resort has cabins, motel units, full hookup RV sites, store, restaurant, boat and jet ski rentals, fishing guide services, bike shuttle. KOKANEE. BROWN, RAINBOW TROUT
Diamond Lake
Accessible and family friendly. Year round fishing including ice fishing. Beaches, dunes, bicycling, camping, cabins, climbing hiking, horse camp, hunting, nature viewing, OHV riding, outdoor learning, picnicking, rock hounding, scenic drives, water activities, winter sports, hang gliding, disc golf, caving, geocaching, target shooting and more. For more about Diamond Lake and accessible activities, look here:
Williamson River
Fly fishing only. RAINBOW and REDBAND
Wood River
Fly fishing only. Accessible parking and boardwalk. Bird viewing, picnic tables, BBQ pedestals, canoe and kayak access to the river, hiking, biking, panoramic views.
RAINBOW, GERMAN BROWN TROUT
Agency Lake
RAINBOW and other fish.
Sprague River
Plenty of springs flow into Sprague River from the Gearhart Mountain wilderness. NATIVE TROUT
Thompson Reservoir
Great fishing anywhere around the lake and on creeks surrounding the reservoir. RAINBOW, REDBAND
Duncan Reservoir
Boat ramp, camping, picnicking, canoeing, fire grates. Possible ice fishing in winter. RAINBOW
Ana River
7-mile long spring fed river from Winter Ridge through the high desert and empties into Summer Lake. RAINBOW
Ana Reservoir
TROPHY TROUT RV park, bird watching, duck and goose hunting. Petroglyphs nearby. WHITE STRIPED BASS HYBRIDS; RAINBOW.
Chewaucan River
Campground, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, horse corrals, fire rings. RAINBOW and BROOK TROUT
High Desert Loop
The High Desert Loop has geologic features thousands of years old. Explore an area almost untouched by time since the geologic events that shaped the landscape thousands of years ago. From Fort Rock to Crack in the Ground, to the Summer Lake Hot Springs, to beef grown in Oregon’s Outback, explore a part of Oregon that isn’t covered in forest! The views are breathtaking.
La Pine Chamber of Commerce, 51375 Huntington Road, behind La Pine Dental
Start in La Pine for the High Desert Loop! The High Desert is a part of the Great Basin and Fort Rock is where the oldest sandals in the Americas were found. You’ll find more information on this Loop as well as our other driving loops on our Video page.
Fort Rock
Actually a “caldera,” this geologic wonder is our second “crater.” If you want to use your gps, it’s best to pull up your directions while in La Pine; connectivity can be difficult in the Oregon Outback.
30 miles east on Highway 31 is the turn onto Fort Rock Road. The State Park and the Homestead Museum are waiting to be explored, and the local establishments will keep you in food and drink.
Fort Rock State Park is home of the oldest sandals found in North America.
For more information, see our Day Trippin’ brochure and our Videos
Christmas Valley Community & Willows Antique Store
Christmas Valley is a small desert community with several restaurants to keep you going. The Willows Antique Store is a great place to explore, or spend a few hours on their 9 hole golf course right on the lake.
It’s a great place to launch your exploration of the Sand Dunes, Lost Forest, Crack in the Ground and Green Mountain/Four Craters area.
Crack in the Ground and Green Mountain Campground
Load up on supplies, especially water, in Christmas Valley; there are no services except vault toilets in these locations. You even need to pack out your trash. These geologic formations are thousands of years old. The roads may be closed or impassable during winter, and Green Mountain recommends a four wheel drive for their access road. Have a look at our Day Trippin’ brochures and our Videos.
For Crack in the Ground, get directions to Crack in the Ground, Oregon 97638. It’s on Lava Crater Road
For Green Mountain Campground, get directions to Green Mountain Campground, Silver Lake, OR 97638 You will pass the Crack in the Ground parking lot on the way.
Sand Dunes and Lost Forest
The Sand Dunes are a great recreational area. If you go straight instead of turning right into the dunes, you’ll reach the Lost Forest–a stand of Ponderosa Pines in the desert, far away from its siblings to the west. Roads are unpaved. Make sure someone knows where you’re going and when to expect you to return as cell phone service is spotty at best. If using a gps, take written directions, available in the Day Trippin’ brochure in case you get disconnected.
Check out our videos and Day Trippin’ brochures.
Get directions to the Sand Dunes: Christmas Valley Sand Dunes, Lost Forest Ln, Christmas Valley, OR 97641
Get directions to Juniper Camp: Junipers Camp, Oregon 97641
Ana Reservoir
Ana Reservoir has fishing, bird watching, great views, and an RV park.
Get directions to the RV park at: Ana Reservoir RV Park, 84594 Carlon Rd, Summer Lake, OR 97640
Summer Lake Lodge, and Summer lake Wildlife Area
Summer lake Lodge is a great place to stay. The wildlife refuge nearby has great viewing and is just across the highway. The store is close by, as is the rest area.
Get directions to: The Lodge at Summer Lake, 53460 OR-31, Summer Lake, OR 97640
Summer Lake Hot Springs
Summer Lake Hot Springs offers rustic cabin and, of course, hot springs, in a quiet, low population area of the Oregon Outback.
Get direction to: Summer Lake Hot Springs, 41777 Oregon 31 Mile Marker, 92, Paisley, OR 97640
Paisley Pioneer Saloon and Chewaucan River
Take a trip back in time in the Pioneer Saloon, and get in some great fishing on the Chewaucan River
Silver Lake
A small town with gas and a cafe, it’s a great place to start a trip through Klamath Marsh Wildlife Reserve, which joins Highway 97 near Sand Creek.
Cowboy Dinner Tree
Take a trip back in time and have dinner in an old bunkhouse next to the tree where cowboys picked up their dinner! Reservations are required, and you’ll order your meal when you make your reservation. Choose a 22 oz steak from beef raised right there, or a whole chicken! The sides are green salad, fresh baked yeast rolls, soup, and baked potato. And there’s dessert–often a berry-topped piece of cake. You’ll be rolling in leftovers!
Cowboy Dinner Tree is an international destination.
Thompson Reservoir
Thompson Reservoir offers beautiful views, great fishing, camping,and peace and quiet.
Crater Lake Loop
Lots to see and do on the Crater Lake Loop! Stop at Diamond Lake, the place with the most accessibility accommodations in Newberry Country. Sample pie at Beckie’s Cafe, raft the Rogue River, and ride the scale model trains at Train Mountain, and so much more!
La Pine Chamber of Commerce and Made in La Pine Gifts
Start your visit at our Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center to pick up all your travel brochures. While you’re here, browse through Made in La Pine Gifts and see what our local artists are up to. We’re open M-F, 10-2; summer hours M-S, 10-2. 51375 Huntington Road, right behind La Pine Dental.
Miller Lake
Campground, hiking, biking, fishing.
Collier Logging Museum and Collier Memorial State Park
Outdoor museum with room to run. Displays of old logging equipment and logging history. Se our brochure for more information.
Train Mountain
Model trains owned by enthusiasts world-wide. Rides through the forest are free; donations are welcome! Riders need to be able to sit and stay seated by themselves Call ahead for reservations.
See our brochure for more information.
Kla-Mo-Ya Casino and Hotel
Local Casino with Hotel in beautiful surroundings.
Agency Lake and Wood River Wetlands
Fort Klamath Museum
