Jubilee Lake Campground (OR)

I realize late in year, the drive there was wonderful until complete washboard, bad, then many fire wood haulers, just hauling coming out, throwing rocks everywhere, the camp sight was perfect, in early a.m. cleanup of downed trees was going on noisy, the water was very low hard to try to fish from shore, the trails allow no bikes which I wish that were different would be nice to ride around, it's ok I think just late in the year kind of sidetracked things, I wanted to have a campfire couldn't, banned, just a odd year...maybe next time at least road would be better maintained it was rough very rough on my trailer... Nice if you just want to meditate, no water, no power, no dump station, no fires, no bbq briquets nothing... just a spot to park chill and relax until shredders start in a.m.

Quiet campground, lots of space between sites. Nice boat ramp and picnic area. Lake is beautiful, no houses or docks. Easy, flat trail goes all the way around lake (no bikes). *Note - lots of washboard on dirt section on road in.

Jubilee is a beautiful park. A very scenic place.

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The water to the top-half of the camp ground was off, all the bathrooms were closed, and the portapotties were all full. The fish cleaning house was closed. There was a huge fire danger while there was dead trees and over grown bushes everywhere.

This was our first time in Jubilee Lake camp ground and my wife and I loved it. It is beautiful. We liked the distant spacing between campsites and the site we stayed in (#45) was very quiet. The hiked around the entire lake is absolutely beautiful. We never saw the campground host but that was OK. We did notice trash all over the place. It is such a beautiful campground but the trash kind of put a sour taste in our minds.

We have been going here every year for the last 9 years. Truly beautiful, and mostly quiet.

We like this place we go every year but this time half of the bathroom was closed so was not the best to go all the way from the other side to look for bathroom

We had a wonderful time! It was quiet and cool. We had no idea that the lower part of the world was burning around us until we came off the mountain and found the scorched fields and closed roads. We pray that the fire does not spread and burn the campground. It would be a HUGE loss! The only thing that we wish we had known in advance was that 3/4 of the bathrooms in the park were closed and massive trees are down all over due to damage from the horrendous windstorm last winter. As we don't hike and have a travel trailer prepared for dry camping it was not a problem for us, but it looked like it was very uncomfortable for lots of other people.

Our favorite.