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Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground

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Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park includes this 27-site campground positioned between Highway 395 and Camas Creek. The state-managed facility provides flush toilets, drinking water, and paved sites large enough for truck campers and trailers. Large Ponderosa pine trees shade the camping area, though road noise from the adjacent highway occurs regularly, particularly during logging operations.

Several sites sit directly along the creek, where campers can spot crawdads, fish, and beaver dams. The campground typically remains uncrowded according to staff, making reservations unnecessary for most visits. For those exploring the broader region, campgrounds around Ukiah provide additional options along this stretch of eastern Oregon's Highway 395 corridor.

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Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground is located in Oregon

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Coordinates

45.12514802 N
118.97224628 W

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    Last on 4/3/26
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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)

Features

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  • Trash
  • Picnic Table
  • Firewood Available
  • Drinking Water
  • Toilets
  • Pets
  • Fires

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2 Reviews

Joy M.The Dyrt PRO User
Reviewed Jul. 15, 2025

Beautiful hidaway

This is easily accessible from the hwy. Easy to pull into with a trailer. There are several spots by the water (camas creek). We had everything one would need. There are water spouts nearby, the perfect trees for hammock, shade trees, and bathrooms. The onsite staff was super friendly and informative. There were crawdads, fish and even a beaver damn nearby. It was not crowded and the staff said it never gets that full so we easily got a dove without having to worry about reservations

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  • Review photo of Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground by Joy M., July 15, 2025
  • Review photo of Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground by Joy M., July 15, 2025
  • Review photo of Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground by Joy M., July 15, 2025
Judy T.The Dyrt PRO User
Reviewed Nov. 26, 2020

Scenic campground along 395

This state park campground has 27 sites without hook ups. It is situated between Highway 395 and scenic Camas Creek. There are flush toilets and water is available. If there is a camp host, there should be firewood for sale. We have camped there in the fall just before it closed for the season mid-October and again in mid-May. Both times we were able to get a site along the creek. Because it is laid out along the highway, do expect some road noise especially when logging operations are happening. There is shade from the large Ponderosa pine trees. The sites are paved and large enough for our pop up truck camper. There are few places to camp along Highway 395 unless you drive into the national forests to disperse camp.

I increased the rating to 5 stars due to the gorgeous fall color and the spacious campsites. I added more photos.

  • Review photo of Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground by Judy T., November 26, 2020
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Frequently Asked Questions

What camping facilities are available at Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor?

Ukiah-Dale Forest State Park and Campground offers 27 primitive campsites without hookups, situated along scenic Camas Creek. The campground provides flush toilets and drinking water spigots throughout the property. Campsites feature shade trees ideal for hammocks. Firewood is typically available for purchase when a camp host is present. The natural setting offers a pleasant balance of highway accessibility and creek-side tranquility, making it suitable for tent camping and smaller trailers.

What is the best time of year to visit Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor for camping?

Summer through early fall offers the best camping experience at Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor. The campground typically closes for the season in late fall, so September to early October provides pleasant temperatures with fewer crowds. Summer brings warm days perfect for enjoying Camas Creek, which runs through the property. Be aware that the campground has a seasonal operation schedule, so checking with Oregon State Parks for current opening dates is recommended before planning a trip outside peak season.

How do I get to Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor campground?

Ukiah-Dale Forest State Scenic Corridor campground is easily accessible from Highway 395. The entrance is clearly visible from the highway, making it simple to locate while traveling through the area. The access road is trailer-friendly with pull-through sites available, accommodating various camping setups without difficulty. Look for signs along Highway 395 indicating the state park entrance.

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