Clark Creek Organization Campground

What if your next group camping trip could combine historic charm, versatile recreation, and a serene forested setting? The Clark Creek Organization Campground, constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, offers a unique experience in the Willamette National Forest, just 12 miles northeast of Lowell, Oregon. Designed for group recreation, the campground’s five rustic bunkhouses, expansive playfield, and amenities like a covered picnic shelter and amphitheater create an ideal base for bonding and outdoor fun amidst lush woodland surroundings.

This group campground accommodates up to 80 overnight guests, with additional space for day gatherings, making it perfect for reunions, retreats, or celebrations. Campers can enjoy pitching tents in the open field, hiking to Big Fall Creek, or exploring nearby trails. Facilities include hand-pumped drinking water, vault toilets, and a footbridge that connects the sleeping shelters to the dining areas. Recreational features such as horseshoe pits, space for volleyball or baseball, and proximity to the scenic Fall Creek Trail system amplify the appeal for those seeking active relaxation.

Located in the heart of one of Oregon’s most verdant regions, Clark Creek's proximity to swimming areas, biking trails, and the pristine Fall Creek make it an excellent hub for nature exploration. Whether planning a weekend getaway or an extended retreat, this group-focused campground offers a blend of outdoor charm, recreational opportunity, and historical significance that ensures a memorable escape.