Jubilee Lake Campground (OR)

I took my six grand kids camping and learned we could only use two tents for eight people. I could not find this information on the website. Too many people in one tent. Don't understand why only two tents in a eight person site

Campsite was clean with easy access. Campsite host were pleasant and helpful.

Sites for 32' trailers are scarce. Work needs done, tree removal, site leveling, etc. to make spaces more user friendly. Leash rules are not enforced for dogs. Camp host did excellent job maintaining restrooms. 9 miles of washboard gravel road in to lake needed graded badly.

The access to the lake was great, but it gets very busy during the day with the day visitors! The distance between campsites was pretty good, definitely doesn’t feel like you’re on top of each other. There are flushing toilets not just porta potties and they are clean and well maintained by staff. The quiet hours were not enforced though and there were people driving around at all hours of the night (like 3:30am) so not the best for sleep.

Fun sites, just out of cell renge

Too many youngkids playing at the boat ramp and blocking the ramp.

Had a deer come into camp and get a few feet away from us. She even bedded down in our camp and hung out with us all day. Grandkids loved swimming and going out on the boat to fish.

I'm reluctant to say too many nice things because I don't want the location overrun next summer. Be prepared for 6 miles of dusty gravel road, no electricity/water at sites, and a limited number of "no reservation" sites. Clean pit toilets within reasonable walking distance of most sites, spigots with fresh spring water within reasonable distance around the campground, and a post card perfect mountain lake with tasty little trout (If you are not from Oregon, be prepared to shell out some money for a non-resident license before you come to the lake). If you enjoy some off-grid camping with a few amenities, Jubilee Lake is the place to go.

Campsite 4 is a pull through. From the car parking area to the campsite itself it is very angled. Campsite has a flat area for small tents and tables. The flat area connects with campsite #5 and a windy path also connects to campsite #3. Towards the back of the campsite is a trail that runs through the lake. This campsite is more private compared to the ones at the end of the site. There is a water spigot right across the site and the closest bathroom is a vault. Flush toilets are about a 3 minute walk (close to #7).

Campsite 3 is a back in site. It is very angled to get to the campsite itself but is a big area for tents and tables. There is a few stumps around the site that get in the way or can be used to prop things up.

Directly across is the camp host, trash and water. The closest bathroom is at the entrance and is a vault. Flush toilets are about a 4 minute walk. This campsite has a trail towards the back.