Corrie H
VerifiedJune 28, 2021 Stayed at: 065, Loop: AREA BLACK CANYON CAMPGROUND
There's a good amount of vegetation between campsites which provides decent privacy. It is just off the highway, so some campsites would be too noisy for me but there are many where it's not at a bothersome level. There's also train tracks just across the river, so there were at least 3-4 trains a day going past, but I found that a minor inconvenience overall. A boat ramp within the campground gives easy access to the river, and it's slow enough at that point to be able to wade out at least to hip height. It's only about 8 mi or so to the small town of Oakridge if supplies or non camp food is desired. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring, and several have tent pad areas. I saw some small RVs/campers but normal size ones would likely not be able to navigate the campground or fit in spots. There are sites next to the river (but not necessarily direct access from them) so that you can both see and hear the water. There are frequent potable water stations. The bathrooms are pit toilets, but these were among the cleanest I had seen.
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