Timpanogas Campground

Timpanogas Lake Campground, located at 5,300 feet in the breathtaking Willamette National Forest of Oregon, offers a serene retreat where alpine beauty, pristine waters, and wildlife converge. This small, rustic campground is ideal for campers seeking tranquility, with only 10 sites nestled amidst a lush forest of silver, grand, and noble fir trees, providing both shade and privacy.

The campground's star feature is Timpanogas Lake, the pristine headwaters of the Middle Fork of the Willamette River, perfect for non-motorized boating or fishing for brook and cutthroat trout. Visitors can also enjoy 23 miles of well-maintained hiking trails with awe-inspiring vistas of nearby landmarks, such as Diamond Peak and Cowhorn Mountains. Accessible trail connections to the Pacific Crest Trail and the Diamond Peak Wilderness further elevate the area’s appeal to avid hikers and backpackers.

Timpanogas Lake Campground is located approximately 42 miles southeast of Oakridge, Oregon, making it a secluded yet accessible destination. With amenities like a hand pump for potable water and vault toilets, this campground embraces its rustic charm while providing essential facilities. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot species such as Roosevelt elk or bald eagles, adding to the natural allure. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer escape into nature, Timpanogas Lake Campground serves as a serene base to explore the surrounding wilderness.