Harney County Fairgrounds

With its tranquil setting and convenient amenities, the Harney County Fairgrounds Campground in Burns, Oregon, presents an excellent option for travelers seeking a practical base for exploration in southeastern Oregon. This facility offers 30 pull-through RV sites equipped with full hookups (water, electricity, and sewer), accommodating both 30-amp and 50-amp service, as well as a designated camping area adjacent to horse stalls. While the sites are situated on gravel, some may require extensions for water and power connections at endpoints, reflecting the campground's straightforward, no-frills character.

The campground's location on the fairgrounds’ west end ensures easy access while maintaining a quiet atmosphere. Just minutes from downtown Burns and Hines, it serves as an ideal staging point for day trips to regional attractions like the Steens Mountain Wilderness, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and Crystal Crane Hot Springs—all within a 30-minute drive. Designed primarily as a functional stopover, this campground caters well to travelers passing through or those drawn to the area's vast desert landscapes and unique recreational options.