Wildcat: $20 single campsite/ $10 extra vehicle fee. $50 group site. Ochoco Forest Campground: $20 single campsite/ $10 extra vehicle fee. Ochoco Pavilion: $125 weekdays / $200 weekends Ochoco ...

The Ochoco National Forest is just a little over two hours east outside of Bend, Oregon. Here you’ll find rimrocks, canyons and geological peculiarities strewn over high desert terrain and grasslands.

Due to increasingly hot and dry conditions, as well as increased fire starts, the Deschutes National Forest, Ochoco ...

Many campgrounds around the Ochoco National Forest will be closing soon for the season as colder weather approaches. Walton Lake Campground will close Wednesday, Ochoco Divide Campground on Friday ...

This weekend temperatures should stay below 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Unfortunately, for our local trails, which could use a ...

Walton Lake Campground and Walton Lake Trail, among the most popular developed recreation sites on the Ochoco National Forest, are closed for the summer and fall of 2010. The Walton Lake area ...

Ochoco in the Northwest national forest poll ... but remains a day-use area with camping and lodging some distance away. Mount Adams, second highest in Washington at 12,276 feet, is shared ...

The C Loop of the camping area has thickly forested tent ... make these cabins stand out at this park nestled against the Ochoco Mountains. Each cabin has a bathroom with shower, fridge, microwave ...

About 400 firefighters are deployed to the Crazy Creek Fire in Central Oregon. A helicopter carries water to fight the Crazy Creek Fire north of Paulina, Ore., on Tuesday, July 30, 2024.