Two Color Guard Station

Two Color Guard Station offers a unique opportunity to stay in a piece of Pacific Northwest history. Originally established in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the site provides a rugged and authentic forest experience. Set at an elevation of 4,823 feet, the station is surrounded by the beautiful, mountainous terrain of Oregon, making it an ideal retreat for those looking to immerse themselves in nature.

While the site is classified as a federal campground, it is particularly well-known for its cabin rental opportunities. Amenities on-site include vault toilets, picnic tables, and access to local hiking trails, providing the basic necessities for a comfortable stay. A standout feature is the seasonal versatility, as the station is open year-round; however, guests should be prepared for winter conditions, as access may shift from vehicle to snowmobile following heavy snowfall.

This location is perfect for beginner-friendly outdoor adventures, catering to both tent campers and those interested in a cabin experience. Because the station requires self-sufficiency, especially late in the season, it is best suited for visitors who enjoy a quiet, remote environment and are prepared for the elements.