Camping near Cave Junction

Bask in rare foliage and scenic cave sights on a camping trip near Cave Junction.

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Camping near Cave Junction guide

Overview

Nestled in Oregon's scenic landscape, Cave Junction offers a base for camping and outdoor adventures. Take a trip to Oregon Caves National Monument and explore guided cave tours or hike through old-growth forests. Nearby, Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest beckons campers to its diverse landscapes with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. For those seeking an unforgettable nature retreat, camping at Redwood National and State Parks promises awe-inspiring beauty along towering redwood trees, coastal wonders, and diverse wildlife. While camping options within these attractions may be limited, nearby private campgrounds and RV parks cater to various preferences, including tents and travel trailers, as well as cabin rentals.

Where to go

Oregon Caves National Monument

Oregon Caves National Monument is full of underground adventure. Guided cave tours allow campers to explore mesmerizing marble caves, while hiking trails like Big Tree and Old Growth showcase the area's natural beauty. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot deer, elk, black bears, and numerous bird species. Campers can set up for the night on-site at a tent or RV campsite just four miles from the cave entrance. The campground can accommodate trailers up to 20 feet long. For RVers seeking more conveniences, nearby motorhome parks offer full hook-ups, showers, wifi, and laundry facilities.

Rogue River- Siskiyou National Forest

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest offers campers a network of trails that cater to all skill levels, showcasing vistas, cascading waterfalls, and diverse ecosystems. Anglers will also find delight in the forest's pristine rivers, streams, and lakes, with opportunities to catch salmon, trout, steelhead, and bass. RVers may be interested in scenic drives along Redwood Highway and Rogue-Umpqua Scenic Byway. Whichever way the days are spent exploring nature, campers can set up at Illinois River Forks State Park or at nearby private campgrounds that provide full hookups, clean restrooms, picnic areas, and hot showers for a good night’s rest.

Redwood National and State Parks

Nestled along the northern California coast, Redwood National and State Parks offer an awe-inspiring camping experience amidst ancient redwood forests. Embark on a hiking adventure through the enchanting redwood groves on Lady Bird Johnson Grove Trail or Tall Trees Grove Trail. Or explore stunning beaches like Gold Bluffs Beach or Enderts Beach. For an immersive camping experience, stay at one of the park's designated tent or RV campgrounds that offer waterfront campsites, full hook-ups, picnic tables, and fire rings.

When to go

Campers in Cave Junction can experience distinct seasons throughout the year. Spring brings mild temperatures and blossoming wildflowers. Summers are warm and dry, averaging temperatures between 60–80°F. Fall showcases stunning foliage as the leaves change colors, creating a scenic backdrop for camping. Winters average between 30–50°F and can be chilly and rainy, but also offer a peaceful and serene camping experience for those seeking solitude.

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