Sea & Sand RV Park
Depoe Bay, OR · 53.3 mi from Dayton
Depoe Bay, OR · 53.3 mi from Dayton
Welches, OR · 53.3 mi from Dayton
Welches, OR · 53.3 mi from Dayton
NEHALEM, OR · 53.5 mi from Dayton
Welches, OR · 53.8 mi from Dayton
Wildwood Recreation Site is a year-round destination near Welches, Oregon, accessible via the Mount Hood Scenic Byway, though it may close during severe weather. Park passes can be purchased online or at an automated fee machine using credit cards...
Lake Harriet, OR · 54.4 mi from Dayton
Salem, OR · 55.6 mi from Dayton
Yellowbottom Recreation Site is indefinitely closed to camping for visitor safety, but the Old Miner's Meadow group campsite can be reserved. Other camping options are available in nearby national forest and county areas. The Yellowbottom day use ...
Detroit, OR · 55.6 mi from Dayton
Mill City, OR · 56.3 mi from Dayton
The Gold Butte Lookout, built in 1934 at 4.6 ft in the Willamette National Forest, served as an Aircraft Warning System station during World War II. It features panoramic views from its stilts, surrounded by glass windows, and is furnished with re...
Salem, OR · 56.4 mi from Dayton
Old Miner's Meadow is a two-acre, fenced group use area by Quartzville Creek, available by reservation only. It's popular for activities like gold panning, fishing, and kayaking, especially on weekends. Visitors should be prepared for comfortable ...
Detroit, OR · 56.5 mi from Dayton
Aerial, WA · 56.5 mi from Dayton
Saddle Dam offers a picnic pavilion for day use, along with swimming and boating opportunities. Facilities include water, restrooms, and a two-lane boat ramp, as well as trails for equestrians and hikers. The entrance gate closes at 9 p.m.
Detroit, OR · 56.5 mi from Dayton
Ariel, WA · 56.6 mi from Dayton
Merwin Park, managed by American Land and Leisure, features a pavilion for day use, opportunities for swimming and outdoor games, and a playground structure. Visitors can enjoy bank fishing and access to water and restrooms.
Yacolt, WA · 57.4 mi from Dayton
Yacolt, WA · 57.5 mi from Dayton
Sunset Falls Campground, situated in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, offers beautiful river and waterfall views. It is accessible to visitors year-round.
Kalama, WA · 57.5 mi from Dayton
Camp Kalama is a getaway to the outdoors while staying close to town. Our RV parking spaces are larger than usual, and we offer both 30 and 50 amp plugins, plus full water and sewage hook up with electricity. People come to Camp Kalama to enjoy ti...
Cascadia, OR · 57.7 mi from Dayton
Rocky Top Campground is an RV-friendly site located near Green Peter Reservoir, featuring a gravel parking area, vault toilet, and hand-pump water. It offers shaded picnic tables and a fire pit, with Moose Creek running behind for additional outdo...
Cascadia, OR · 57.7 mi from Dayton
Quartzville Group Camp is a private camping area along Quartzville Road, near Green Peter Reservoir. It provides vault restrooms but lacks potable water, making it suitable for large groups looking for a scenic retreat for camping and swimming.
Foster, OR · 58 mi from Dayton
Whitcomb Creek County Park is a primitive campground located by Green Peter Reservoir, ideal for bird-watching, fishing, hiking, and kayaking. It features non-hookup campsites and yurts, including a yurt village with decks overlooking the water. T...
Population: 2,675
Nearby city: Salem, OR
Approx. 20 mi away (straight-line distance)
Elevation: 161 ft
Dayton has 157 campgrounds and RV parks listed on OutReserve, ranging from full-hookup RV sites to rustic tent camping. Based on guest ratings, Wildwood Recreation Site is one of the top-rated options. Use our map view to find the closest options to the city center or your preferred area.
Campgrounds near Dayton vary in distance from the city center. Use our map view to filter by location and find the most convenient option for your trip.
Many campgrounds near Dayton welcome pets. Sunset Falls Campground is a great pet-friendly option. Use the pet-friendly filter on our search page to find more properties that accommodate your furry companions.
Most destinations offer a variety of accommodations including tent sites, RV sites, cabins, yurts, and glamping options. Check individual property listings for specific amenities and site types.
The best time to visit depends on your preferences and planned activities. Spring and fall typically offer mild weather and fewer crowds, while summer is peak season with the warmest temperatures. Winter visits can be great for those seeking solitude and winter activities.