Farewell Bend Campground sits among the stunning landscapes of Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest in Oregon . With 60 campsites (RV-friendly up to 35 feet feet) , restrooms, potable water, great hiking, it's a favorite for rural adventurers.
Reservations are required year-round , and the best times to visit are May-sep when the weather is most comfortable .
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🏕️ At a Glance
💳 Booking & Fees
Cancellations made 3+ days before arrival typically receive a refund minus service fees. Check Recreation.gov for specific policies and deadlines.
💧 Water Access & Features
📸 Discover the Beauty of Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
🌤️ Best Time to Visit
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🦅 Peak birding: Apr, May, Sep
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Farewell Bend Campground located in Oregon, offering 60 camping sites.
Farewell Bend Campground
A Rural campground in Oregon
Overview
The River Has, for a Two-Mile Stretch, Carved More Than 200 Feet Down Into the Mazama Pumice (Which Was Deposited About 8,000 Years Ago During the Explosion That Created Crater Lake). Downstream, the Upper Rogue Passes Through the Narrow, Turbulent Rogue Gorge of Black Lava and Soon Plunges Entirely Underground (Into a Lava Tube) for About 250 Feet at Natural Bridge.
Nearby Attractions
Diamond Lake Resort, Crater Lake National Park, Lost Creek Lake, Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway, National Falls, Rogue Gorge, Natural Bridge and Mount Mcloughlin Are All Wonderful Sights to See.
Farewell Bend Campground Was Constructed in 1934 by the Civilian Conservation Corp. the Campground Is Located 18 Miles West of Crater Lake National Park and in the Midst of an Old Growth Forest. There Are 60 Campsites That Can Accommodate Trailers, Rvs and Tents. the Rogue River Is Located Within the Campground Allowing for Fishing and Swimming.
Union Creek Resort Is Within a Mile From the Campground and Provides Access to a Convenience Store, Restaurant, Ice Cream Shop and Lodging.
the Entire Length of the Upper Rogue River Is Closely Followed by the Upper Rogue River Trail. the Trail Is Hiker-Only and Easily Traveled for Short Segments at a Time. Hikers Can Also Enjoy the Rogue Gorge Trail System That Travels From Farewell Bend Campground Through Union Creek Campground and Down to Natural Bridge Day Use Area.
This Large Campground Contains a Variety of Campsites to Accommodatetents Trailers and Rvs. Drinking Water and Flush Toilets Are Provided, As Well As Picnic Tables and Campfire Rings. Firewood Is Available for Purchase at the Campground Host Site.
the Upper Rogue River Is Fed by Snowmelt and Springs Originating on the Peaks of the Cascade Range, Including the Slopes of Mt. Mazama-the Volcanic Caldera That Contains Crater Lake. Along the Uppermost Portion of the Upper Rogue, the River Is Narrow and Shallow, But Very Swift. Interpretive Trails at Both of These Places Provide Good Views of the River, with Signs That Explain the Natural History.
Contact Info
for Facility Specific Information, Please Call (541) 560-3400.Managed by: Usda Forest ServiceSite Details
Campsite Information
- Total Sites: 60
- Hookup Types: Electric
- Max RV Length: 35 feet
Amenities
- 🚻 Restrooms: Available
- 🚿 Showers: No
- 🗑️ Dump Station: No
- 💧 Potable Water: Available
- 🛝 Playground: No
- 🧺 Laundry: False
- 📶 WiFi: False
- 🏊 Swimming: Available
- 🎣 Fishing: Available
- 🛥️ Boating: No
- 🥾 Hiking: Available
Map & Location
Address & Coordinates
Address: Farewell Bend Campground Road
City: , Oregon 97536.0
Coordinates: 42.915833, -122.435833
Area Type: Rural
Phone: (541) 560-3400
Activities & Attractions
Popular Activities: Swimming|fishing|picnic|water|fire-ring|lake|river|trail|rv|tent
Available Activities:
- 🎣 Fishing: Available
- 🛥️ Boating: No
- 🥾 Hiking: Available
- 🏊 Swimming: Available
Regulations & Permits
🔥 Stay Limits & Fees
Maximum Stay: 14 days
Nightly Fee: $25-35
Federal Pass: Yes (50% discount)
🌤️ Weather & Climate
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📱 Connectivity
Verizon
Fair Signal
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📺 Television Reception
Major Networks: ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS, CW
Signal Quality: Fair
Total Stations: 9 stations
Nearest Market: Portland/EUGENE
Notes: Signals FROM Portland/EUGENE MARKET
📻 Radio Reception
Total Stations: 21 stations (6 AM, 15 FM)
AM Quality: Good | FM Quality: Good
Major Formats: ADULT Alternative, Country, NEWS/TALK
Local News: KEX 1190 Am
Market: Portland/EUGENE
Notes: 6 AM, 15 FM Stations from Portland/Eugene
🔌 EV Charging
⚡ Crater Lake National Park – Tesla Destination
Distance: 14.0 miles away
Address: 569 Mazama Dr, Crater Lake, OR
Network: tesla-destination
Charging Type: Standard-charging-available • Tesla-J1772
Plan Your Visit
Essential Information
- Facility ID: 119090
- Managing Agency: Usda Forest Service
- Agency Email:
- Agency Website:
- Parent Park: Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
- Park Website: /parks/rogue-river-siskiyou-national-forest/
Park System Information
Park Classification & Structure
- Park Type: National Forests
- Parks Post Name: rogue-river-siskiyou-national-forest
- Parent Park Name: Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest
- Correct Park Type Mapping: rogue-river-siskiyou-national-forest
System Statistics
- Total Campgrounds in System: 35.0
- States Covered: Oregon
- Managing Agencies: Usda Forest Service
System IDs & References
- Parent Organization ID: 131.0
- Parent Recreation Area ID: 1108
- Parks Parent Org IDs: 131.0
- Parks Parent Rec Area IDs: 1108, 1108.0
URL Slugs & Navigation
- State Slug: oregon
- Agency Slug: usda-forest-service
- Park Type Slug: national-forests
- Parent Park Slug: rogue-river-siskiyou-national-forest
Additional Park Information
Data Reference Notes
Managing Agency Slug: usda-forest-service
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