Page Springs Campground

Page Springs Campground offers a serene, primitive escape at the base of the majestic Steens Mountain in southeastern Oregon. This BLM-managed site is uniquely situated among a canopy of cottonwood and juniper trees, providing a refreshing oasis right along the banks of the Donner and Blitzen River. Its year-round accessibility makes it a reliable destination for those looking to experience the high desert landscape in any season.

The campground features thirty-six spacious sites that cater to those seeking a back-to-basics outdoor experience. While there are no utility hookups available, the area serves as an excellent basecamp for hikers, with direct access to two local trails. The Blitzen River Trail follows the water for four miles, while the Wilderness Nature Trail offers a rewarding climb to a bluff with sweeping views of the valley floor.

This location is best suited for tent campers and RV travelers who enjoy self-sufficient, primitive camping and are looking to immerse themselves in nature. Whether you are exploring the rugged terrain of the Pacific Northwest or simply looking for a quiet spot to relax by the river, Page Springs provides a classic, untouched wilderness experience.