10 acres hosted by Dickse F.
1 motorhome pitch
Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
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55’ RV spot with electricity located on a 10-acre plot with stunning views of basalt rimrocked mountains and lush green fields that extend from the John Day River.
One mile from the Twickenham Bridge, a dropping-off or arriving point for floaters of the John Day River. Also close to the Painted Hills, John Day Fossil Beds, and Blue Basin which rank as some of the most interesting and beautiful sites in the Northwest.
If you’re looking for a mind-blowing stargazing experience, Twickenham is the place. The Oregonian designated the area of the John Day Fossil Beds as one of Oregon’s 8 best stargazing spots.
The fossil beds lie under some of the darkest skies in the state, which also includes Twickenham. It's a place where darkness brings the universe to life. If you have never seen a clear, starry sky from a place devoid of light pollution then you’re in for a real treat. With the naked eye alone, from a dark site, on a clear night you’ll see thousands of stars, meteors, the zodiacal light, airglow, satellites, the milky way, nebulas, and occasionally auroras, comets and UFOs.
You’ll find Twickenham in the darkest sky zone by using the Dark Site Finder.
The John Day Fossil Beds is a complex of incredible natural attractions that burst with color in the daylight. The Painted Hills (one of the Seven Wonders of Oregon) and Blue Basin (a Seven Wonders runner up) rank as some of the most interesting and beautiful sites in the Northwest.
Have a fun day floating the John Day River or sightseeing at the Painted Hills, and then come stay in Twickenham for an evening of stargazing that’s out of this world!
Enjoy the wildlife. Guests frequently hear coyotes and see deer, elk, and all kinds of birds including pheasants, quail, chuckers, magpies, hummingbirds, and resident long horned owls, Oswald and Amelia.
Supplemental electricity is provided via a solar and wind turbine generator. The generator includes a 12V Port (up to 240 watts of power), a 120V 30amp AC outlet, two USB ports, and three 120V AC outlets. Please bring any adapters that you might need.
You should be able to tap into WiFi from the Enclave Lounge, your campsite, and the parking area.
Water is available via a hose upon request. 50 gallons maximum per day.
The campsite area is lightly covered with grass clippings for weed control and to cut down on dust. Please do not walk barefoot or stocking footed on the property to avoid the occasional goat head weed.
Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all times as there are cats that roam the property.
The property also features a 6,120 sq ft fenced-in garden space and a lavender crop. Fresh produce and lavender is available during the summer season.
Workstays are available. Please inquire.55’ RV spot with electricity located on a 10-acre plot with stunning views of basalt rimrocked mountains and lush green fields that extend from the John Day River.
Supplemental electricity is provided via a solar and wind turbine generator. The generator includes a 12V Port (up to 240 watts of power), a 120V 30amp AC outlet, two USB ports, and three 120V AC outlets. Please bring any adapters that you might need.
You should be able to tap into WiFi from the Enclave Lounge, your campsite, and the parking area.
Water from a hose is available upon request. 50 gallon maximum per day.
Dogs are welcome but must be leashed at all times as there are cats that roam the property.
The campsite area is lightly covered with grass clippings for weed control and to cut down on dust. Please do not walk barefoot or stocking footed on the property to avoid the occasional goat head weed.
The property also features a 6,120 sq ft fenced-in garden space and lavender crop. Fresh produce and lavender is available during the summer season.
Workstays are available. Please inquire.
One mile from the Twickenham Bridge, a dropping-off or arriving point for floaters of the John Day River. Also close to the Painted Hills, John Day Fossil Beds, & Blue Basin which rank as some of the most interesting & beautiful sites in the Northwest.
If you’re looking for a mind-blowing stargazing experience, Twickenham is the place. The Oregonian designated the area of the John Day Fossil Beds as one of Oregon’s 8 best stargazing spots.
The fossil beds lie under some of the darkest skies in the state, which also includes Twickenham. It's a place where darkness brings the universe to life. If you have never seen a clear, starry sky from a place devoid of light pollution then you’re in for a real treat. With the naked eye alone, from a dark site, on a clear night you’ll see thousands of stars, meteors, the zodiacal light, airglow, satellites, the milky way, nebulas, & occasionally auroras, comets & UFOs. You’ll find Twickenham in the darkest sky zone by using the Dark Site Finder.
The John Day Fossil Beds is a complex of incredible natural attractions that burst with color in the daylight. The Painted Hills (one of the Seven Wonders of Oregon) & Blue Basin (a Seven Wonders runner up) rank as some of the most interesting & beautiful sites in the Northwest.
Have a fun day floating the John Day River or sightseeing at the Painted Hills, & then come stay in Twickenham for an evening of stargazing that’s out of this world!
Enjoy the wildlife. Guests frequently hear coyotes & see deer, elk, & all kinds of birds including pheasants, quail, chuckers, magpies, hummingbirds, & resident long horned owls, Oswald & Amelia.
