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    9 years ago

    Best camping experince as a pre-teen. I hope my children get to have the same magical experience.

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    High Camp Taphouse

    High Camp Taphouse

    4.9(144 reviews)
    13.8 mi
    $$

    We first visited High Camp back in 2022 when they had just opened, and that experience was…read morefantastic. Since moving out of Oregon, we haven't been able to make it back as often as we'd like, but I've never forgotten that first visit -- meeting the owner, falling in love with their hot seasoning spice (which they gifted me to take home!), and becoming obsessed with the homemade chili oil. Last night (11/20/25), we finally returned, and I'm happy to say the food is still just as wonderful. The flavors were exactly as we remembered. Our favorites this time were the Shapta and the Chau Chau -- both absolutely delicious. We ordered and shared everything family-style: * Momos - handmade dumplings * Shapta - beef dish * Chau Chau - noodle dish * Masu Bhat - chicken curry Most dishes came with a small side salad and jasmine rice. The ordering process is casual and easy: place your order at the counter, grab a table, and they'll buzz you when the food is ready. The staff then brings everything right to your table. The ambience is warm, inviting, and cozy. Even though it was 32° outside, they still had a wood fire going, which made for such a pretty and welcoming touch. High Camp continues to be a gem in Sisters -- absolutely worth the visit every time.

    Amazing food and good beers in Sisters. Very niche and unique food but everything we had was…read moredelicious. I'm always eager to travel to this area, I will definitely be returning for a snack when I do.

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    High Camp Taphouse - Indoor incl. cozy chair

    Indoor incl. cozy chair

    High Camp Taphouse - Chau Chau and Beef Chapta

    Chau Chau and Beef Chapta

    High Camp Taphouse - Looking out onto their back patio.

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    Looking out onto their back patio.

    Ochoco Divide Campground

    Ochoco Divide Campground

    5.0(2 reviews)
    47.7 mi

    This is from last year. Camp ground is high up over 4700…read morefeet so even in the summer it tends to get a little chilly at night but not bad. This is a medium busy campground right on the main road, but its never too noisy after dark. The place is very clean and the vault toilets well looked after and not stinky! The spaces are a good size and the ones for tent camping are at the back of the loop. Not much trails but you can find something to do. One of my best nights camping was up here. During the week late summer, Huge full moon, then the coyotes began to yip/howl. Magnificent

    From Prineville, Oregon:…read more Head east on Highway 26 for approximately 30 miles. Ochoco Divide Campground will be on your right, just past Ochoco Divide Sno-Park and just before the summit. It is west of John Day if you are coming from there, close to MP-50. It is near the summit, in a ponderosa pine forest and at an elevation of 4,700 ft. with nice vistas. The campground is one big loop with one part of the loop higher than the other so everyone gets a view. Cell service for our Verizon hot spot was ok. This is first come first served, dry camping, there are pit toilets, but no electricity, water or sewer hookups. There is a small amount of road noise during the day, but pretty much none at night. It is close enough to Prineville, Mitchell, the Painted Hills and the Fossil Beds for day trips. There are a lot of options for camping, drive thru loops, back in sites, sites that are parallel to the road, and a group site. I think there are 28 sites, 3 are flat enough for the handicapped. We stayed there June 24, 2018. We have a 36' RV and were towing a Subaru and have 2 large dogs. There were 4 pull thru sites that would have fit us nicely and the day we got there in the early afternoon 3 were available. We will definitely stay there again. The camp host was very friendly and helpful and the campground was well maintained.

    Bend Sisters Garden RV resort - Cut bench outside bathroom

    Bend Sisters Garden RV resort

    4.4(107 reviews)
    17.5 mi

    We are on our way to Seattle in our camper van, and decided to stop here for the night. The…read morereservation on the phone was so fast and easy and this lady was so efficient and friendly. I was very impressed already.! we drove in , I was like wow this Rv Park is really clean, picked up our stuff at the door as it was after hours, easy to find our site plugged in for the night spacious site as we're towing a trailer behind our camper van, and nice picnic tables, well groomed lawn, I only wish I had booked a few more days here! It's the first part of May, Mother's Day weekend, I was really surprised at how cheap it was to stay here for one night, now I'm curious about the summer prices, this place is beautiful! I was really impressed the next morning as we're leaving, not finding a place to put our trash, and a guy in the golf cart gave us a trash bag and he took our trash from us as they have curbside trash service, now this is super nice! I think this is the nicest park we have ever been to and we have camp for the last 30-40 years! after we hooked up and everything we took our little dog out for a walk to see the area, and then we saw this log cabin and I thought oh wow, that's a nice place to stay, but I didn't see any markings on it so we walked in a little further and it's the restroom in the showers, this place is spotless, I took a shower in my RV, but I kind of almost wished I would've tried out their showers because this place is so spotless! I will definitely be back to be able to stay a little longer and enjoy the pool with the spa and some downtime, thank you for a very nice place!

    After roughing it off-grid in the Deschutes National Forest for a few days, we were more than…read moreexcited about heading to this RV park to plug in and enjoy the full amenities of our travel trailer. What we didn't expect was the absolutely first class experience of staying at this true RV resort! We arrived on a hot summer day, covered in dust from our forest adventures, and were glad that we could check in a bit early (we'd called from town and yes, our spot was already clean and available). Upon checking in at their extremely well-appointed (and very friendly) from office, we were guided to our site by a nice gentleman in a golf cart. He showed us around the site, including locating all of the plug-ins and informing us about when the lawn is watered daily so we could avoid being sprayed. He also told us about a few great perks, like just leaving your trash or recycling at the end of the campsite and it would be picked up hourly. Or the fact that their well-appointed on-site grocery store would deliver ice, beer, or pretty much anything you wanted to your site free of charge! Besides the over-the-top service, this resort is absolutely beautiful. There's a reason "garden" is in their name. The roadways were lined with all sorts of well-groomed plants and beautiful, blooming flowers. And there were constantly maintenance people around pruning, trimming, mowing, and just taking darned good care of the place. The resort also features a pool (which we didn't have a chance to enjoy), and (in addition to the well-stocked grocery store) an equally impressive RV parts shop and large gift/souvenir area as well. The only improvement I would personally make to this park is to offer some sort of shuttle to town, especially when there are events. But that's a minor critique as the location is just perfectly situated between Sisters and Bend, and within a few minutes drive of recreational opportunities and plenty of food. Highly, highly recommend staying here!

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    Bend Sisters Garden RV resort - Entrance

    Entrance

    Bend Sisters Garden RV resort - Sunset

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    Sunset

    Ochoco National Forest

    Ochoco National Forest

    4.0(3 reviews)
    47.7 mi

    Very nice lake, RV camping…read more 6 miles out of town, in the high desert of Central Oregon.

    Oregon Eclipse Gathering was held at Big Summit Prairie, which is located in Ochoco. The prairie is…read morehuge - it held 7 stages of music, as well as spaces for talks, classes, vendors and food stands. The lake takes up a significant space as well and it's quite the hike to walk around it. We camped for 7 days in mid-August. We were lucky and assigned a camping space with minimal shrubs and rocks. As a result, we slept fine with just double-layered tarp under our tent and a sleeping pad inside. Be prepared. With high elevations, it gets very windy. A few neighboring canopies were picked up by the wind and at least one in our area was destroyed. Be sure to bring something to weigh it down. The wind will also cause dust to pick up significantly. I wore a dust mask for most of my time here and others had on bandanas. If you'll be up at random hours like we were, it's important to know that the temperature change is drastic. The temperature started to warm up quickly around 7 am and drop quickly around 6 pm. During the day, we wore bathing suits, lathered on sunscreen, stayed under our shade structures and hydrated well. At night, we would be in beanies, layers of fleece and wool socks. I would also suggest proper footwear, as there are small dried shrubs, rocks and gravel everywhere. I wouldn't recommend bringing any shoes with zippers, as the dust gets stuck in it and it gets difficult to zip up. Though we didn't experience it, there are supposed to be ticks in the area. In any case, I'd recommend bringing bug spray, as there are mosquitos - each member of our party was bitten at least once. I can't rough it this hard, so camping here isn't for me. But if you're up for a challenge against rapidly changing temperatures, dusty air and rocks all over the ground, this is all you!

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    Ochoco National Forest
    Ochoco National Forest
    Ochoco National Forest - Sun stage at Oregon Eclipse Gathering - pebbles were placed on the ground under the structure, which kept the dust at a minimum

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    Sun stage at Oregon Eclipse Gathering - pebbles were placed on the ground under the structure, which kept the dust at a minimum

    The Cove Palisades State Park

    The Cove Palisades State Park

    4.3(22 reviews)
    25.6 mi

    Well, this is a great place to come if you've got a boat. Huge lake with stunning scenery unlike…read morewhat you normally see at lakes. The ramps to launch your boat are reasonably spacious and they even have a kayak launch which I was excited to see. I have friends that catch fish here regularly, so I know it has some decent fishing too. We came to spin the kids around on a hot day. They had so much fun and getting in when the heat got out of hand was refreshing. I did t explore too much, but it didn't look like the campground had too much shade, on a hot day you may get not want to be there. Down by the docks they had a nice beach for swimmers and they had restrooms, which were just put toilets, not a fan. Other than that, I will definitely be back here.

    Wowza! The locals may be used to this stunning state park, but it was shockingly strange for us to…read morearrive after a long drive from Idaho. If coming from the Bend area, It quite literally is located over a cliff. There is a very, very narrow, and steep decent on a 2 Lane road that takes you down into the middle of a ravine. You drive along the perimeter of the ravine across a bridge and up and over the other side of the ravine until you follow the road to the campsite. Our GPS did not direct us properly to the campsite and the road was so narrow with no signs pointing us in the right direction. There was a moment of dread thinking we were going the wrong way when our GPS said we had arrived but we were in the middle of the road with no turn off. It was an act of faith to keep on going until the road finally delivered us at the campsite on the other side of the ravine. The campsite was well-maintained and had a lot of staff in the form of Park rangers to assist with check-in, selling firewood and ice, and maintenance. Each site had a paved driveway to park on. They have fire rings and picnic tables, with a decent amount of space between sites.

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    The Cove Palisades State Park - Memorial Day Parade

    Memorial Day Parade

    The Cove Palisades State Park - Butterflies everywhere

    Butterflies everywhere

    The Cove Palisades State Park - Campground

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