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Little Fawn Campground

LITTLE FAWN GROUP CAMP
LITTLE FAWN GROUP CAMP
LITTLE FAWN GROUP CAMP
LITTLE FAWN GROUP CAMP
LITTLE FAWN GROUP CAMP

About Little Fawn Campground

Little Fawn Group Camp, 37 miles southwest of the town of Bend, is located on the southeastern shores of Elk Lake.

Seasonal information

2026 (Current year)

2026 Season availability

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Currently open - May 29 to Sep 26

Campground Amenities

Water and Hygiene

Water and Hygiene

  • Potable Water
Water Access

Water Access

  • Beach Access
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Reviews (18)

Review Summary

3.0
18 reviews
5
22.2%
4
4
11.1%
2
3
22.2%
4
2
33.3%
6
1
11.1%
2

Trudy D

August 29, 2020

3

Then map used to make reservations is not quite accurate. The restrooms are located between 4 and 6. The garbage cans are there as well. Because we did not want to be next to either of those we ended up finding another site which was great. The camp was not that full so it was very peaceful and quiet. a short walk to the water. We did find it interesting that there was a note on the restrooms stating that it was difficult to keep them as clean and sanitary as they would like with the Covid ordeal so asked us to be sure to use our own sanitation. However, there was no fresh water available because "it was a communal spot".
We couldn't practice our own sanitation for that? Doggie bags are available to clean up after our dogs. Why couldn't we use bags to hold the pump handle then dispose of them? all in all it was a good few days. Kids had a blast.

Trudy D

August 29, 2020

3

Then map used to make reservations is not quite accurate. The restrooms are located between 4 and 6. The garbage cans are there as well. Because we did not want to be next to either of those we ended up finding another site which was great. The camp was not that full so it was very peaceful and quiet. a short walk to the water. We did find it interesting that there was a note on the restrooms stating that it was difficult to keep them as clean and sanitary as they would like with the Covid ordeal so asked us to be sure to use our own sanitation. However, there was no fresh water available because "it was a communal spot".
We couldn't practice our own sanitation for that? Doggie bags are available to clean up after our dogs. Why couldn't we use bags to hold the pump handle then dispose of them? all in all it was a good few days. Kids had a blast.

Heather L

July 27, 2020

2

The water is missing and there's no mention of that. Booked a spot next to water, checked maps, made sure it was near water. Nope. No water. Its no one's fault but maybe update the maps.

Heather L

July 27, 2020

2

The water is missing and there's no mention of that. Booked a spot next to water, checked maps, made sure it was near water. Nope. No water. Its no one's fault but maybe update the maps.

Christine G

June 23, 2020

4

When we arrived, someone else's name was on our site, we took it anyways. No one else came to claim the site so guessing it was a mistake. There was no camp host which means no firewood for sale so grab some in town beforehand. The bathrooms were clean, no water or hand sanitizer though so bring your own. The grate at the campsite was a bit higher than most others I have seen so we had to make a larger fire to cook food. There was a good amount of both trees and sunny spots. Also, very close walk down to the lake where many people put kayaks and paddleboards in. Look at the map before driving in, there is a left turn that you need to make that is not marked, otherwise only 0.3miles of dirt roads, the rest is super smooth. Would definitely come back again.

Christine G

June 23, 2020

4

When we arrived, someone else's name was on our site, we took it anyways. No one else came to claim the site so guessing it was a mistake. There was no camp host which means no firewood for sale so grab some in town beforehand. The bathrooms were clean, no water or hand sanitizer though so bring your own. The grate at the campsite was a bit higher than most others I have seen so we had to make a larger fire to cook food. There was a good amount of both trees and sunny spots. Also, very close walk down to the lake where many people put kayaks and paddleboards in. Look at the map before driving in, there is a left turn that you need to make that is not marked, otherwise only 0.3miles of dirt roads, the rest is super smooth. Would definitely come back again.

Mark R

December 19, 2019

5

Part of what made the experience at Little Fawn campground was how clean the restrooms were. The caretakers I think their names were Bill and his wife Joy, were friendly, helpful, and great people. They deserve a big raise.

Mark R

December 19, 2019

5

Part of what made the experience at Little Fawn campground was how clean the restrooms were. The caretakers I think their names were Bill and his wife Joy, were friendly, helpful, and great people. They deserve a big raise.

Location Little Fawn Campground

Address:
63095 Deschutes Market Road
Bend, OR, 97701
United States

Highway access

Little Fawn Campground is accessed via Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway, which connects to US Highway 20 approximately 35 miles to the northeast in Bend. There are no nearby interstates or other major roads within a meaningful distance.

Latitude & Longitude: 43.9631 / -121.796

Elevation: 1499 feet

Policies & Rules

Fees & deposits

  • The camping fee covers 1 vehicle and 1 towed vehicle; additional vehicles incur a fee.

Safety & rules

  • Inspect and clean your gear to prevent invasive species.
  • Generators cannot be used from 10 PM to 7 AM; silent power banks are allowed.

Fires & fuel

  • Fire restrictions may occur during hot, dry weather; campfires and charcoal fires could be prohibited.
  • Do not move firewood; obtain it near your camping site to prevent invasive species.

Cancellation policy

  • Refund requests incur a $10 fee; non-refundable fees will not be returned.

General

  • Click here for more information about Deschutes National Forest

Site capacity

  • Camping is limited to 14 consecutive days per location; a total of 28 days per year across all National Forest lands is also enforced.

Site types & loops

  • Group sites are no longer available; individual sites are first-come-first-served.

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Last updated: June 4, 2026

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