Frog Lake Campground

Set amidst the towering pines of the Mt. Hood National Forest and just beyond the charming town of Government Camp, Frog Lake Campground offers a serene escape with its tranquil lakeside setting and rich recreational opportunities. This rustic yet rewarding campground is a prime destination for anglers seeking rainbow trout, paddlers exploring the calm, 10-acre Frog Lake, and hikers venturing onto the nearby Pacific Crest Trail. Whether you're planning a peaceful family retreat or an adventurous weekend, Frog Lake Campground caters to diverse interests.

The campground features 33 single-family sites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, providing a comfortable setting for both tent and small RV campers. Accessible vault toilets and potable water stations are located throughout, while the distinct lack of utility hookups ensures a more unplugged experience. In addition to the day-use area with a picnic space and boat ramp, travelers can enjoy hiking trails leading to scenic destinations like Twin Lakes and Frog Lake Buttes, as well as easy access to mountain biking opportunities.

Conveniently located just off Highway 26, Frog Lake Campground lies a short drive from Government Camp, offering amenities and dining options when needed. The surrounding forested landscapes and the soothing rhythms of the lake make this a hidden gem for relaxation and outdoor exploration, perfect for those seeking respite from busier camping areas.