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Magic forest

88%

· Glendale, Douglas, Oregon

79 acres hosted by Tim M.

2 RV/tent sites

Learn more about this land: Pitch Your tent in a beautiful mountain forest with a year-round creek you can kayak and swim. Beautiful Madrone trees. Lots of wildlife. You have access to fire pits and firewood that you can collect off the property however Only when fire season is not in effect. Lots of hiking trails and places to off-road as well if you want to bring your toys along. Located just 9 miles off I-5. there is train tracks close by don’t be alarmed, it goes by at night about once a week so it’s a roll of the dice if you hear it. Though I find it soothing Clickety clack Clickety-clack. There is a few historical sites nearby. Beautiful country but A disclaimer There is poison oak in the forest. working on eradication on my property at least :) until then stick to the paths and designated campsites I will post a picture for a identifier. Happy camping!

Activities

Biking

Fishing

Hiking

Paddling

Natural features

Beach

Forest

River, stream, or creek

Swimming hole

88%

25 ratings · 13 reviews

Katie H.recommends

July 14, 2024

#1Park at site. Next to creek

I loved the secluded campsite by the river! There was lots of shade, and the swimming spot was refreshing. This spot is perfect for anyone that wants to set up a hammock or those that want to stargaze!

Grant K.doesn't recommend

June 17, 2024

#1Park at site. Next to creek

Site unessible by GPS/Google Maps

Terribly difficult to find. My Garmin GPS said this site's address couldn't be found. My Pixel's Google Maps sent me to XXXX Reuben Rd, not XXXX Mount Reuben Rd. When I stopped at the Glendale, OR US Post Office, I called Tim. He said I was 2 blocks from the beginning of Mt Reuben Rd, straight ahead; told me the site is 3.4 miles from a Dead End road sign (tho' written instruction said 3.2 miles) and is marked by a pink ribbon. With my auto's odometer I drove 3.4 miles and found nothing. I u-turned and eventually found a ribbon on a steel rod that was tipped at a 45°. I got out of my truck to see there was a very narrow, one car-width dirt road. When I got out to open the second gate, a large pitbull raced to the gate and barked and snarled at me. I drove back to the road sign to tell Tim. He said the dog was nice and I just had to talk nicely to it. I told him I've been bitten twice by dogs and wasn't going to take that chance. He called the owner and then told me to proceed to the next gate attached to a large tin barn; the road to the site would be 100 ft. beyond that. When I got to that intersection, all I saw was tall grass knee- to waist-height. Got out and walked down the left fork and saw only tall grass. There is a field off the right fork with tall grasses. I drove back to the road sign and told Tim I gave up trying to find the site. He said he would refund my fee, but I've received nothing so far. A waste of over 100 mins. of my time!!!

Dee C.recommends

October 16, 2023

#2Creek cove tents only

RING OF FIRE Eclipse Chasing

The setting was beautiful and secluded. We missed the annular eclipse because of the foggy, cloudy weather but we all agreed we FELT it. Playing Mexican Train in the tent Saturday afternoon was a highlight as was the opportunity to all be together. The site was large enough to accommodate our three tents and still provide privacy. Plenty of parking available.

Nanci S.recommends

September 7, 2023

#1Park at site. Next to creek

Loved being right by the water! And thank you, Tim, for providing kayaks for us to use.

Tiffany M.recommends

August 13, 2023

#2Creek cove tents only

I loved the seclusiveness of the site and close proximity to the water. Having a propane firepit accessible during the fireban was a nice touch. Getting down to the water did involve climbing down the embankment with berry bushes as my only complaint. Would likely stay again

Cecilia R.recommends

July 28, 2023

#1Park at site. Next to creek

Having the creek nearby was a great cooldown for us and the dogs! Large space for the family and great shade.

Location

Glendale, Douglas, Oregon, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Takelma, Cow Creek Umpqua, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking