Description

There are many dispersed campsites along Barlow Creek--and Barlow Crossing Campground is not one to pass up. Unless of course, if you’re arriving late on a Friday to find that all six sites are already taken! Plan ahead, pack water (or a filter), and do a dance of joy for the trash pickup service at this campground--truly an overlooked luxury. Before you head out, check the current conditions for accessibility during the winter months.
Campsite area
Tent or RV sites
6 sites
Up to guests per site
Up to 6 vehicles
No wheelchair access
Essentials
Campfires allowed
Toilet available
Pets allowed
Amenities
Picnic table available

Activities

Offered near the campground.

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback riding
Paddling
Wind sports
Off-roading (OHV)
Climbing
Snow sports
Swimming
Whitewater paddling
Wildlife watching

Terrain

Natural features you'll find at Barlow Crossing Campground.

Desert
Forest
Hot spring
Lake
River, stream, or...
Swimming hole
Waterfall
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Hipcamper Kira
Kira K.
didn't provide a recommendation.
December 3rd, 2020

UPDATE: MOSTLY CLOSED. The bridge to the campsites and vault toilet (and trash pickup) has been condemned and intentionally blocked off by huge fallen trees (and later boulders to prevent off-road crossings through the creek itself). There are still a few spots near the creek, kind of RV friendly and the toilet can be accessed on foot, but it is no longer serviced. I think this happened in late 2017. The dispersed camping along the creek North of the bridge is still accessible from the Northern approach to 3530 but only in high-clearance vehicles.

Hipcamper Emily
Emily G.
recommends this listing.
July 27th, 2017

Being nestled away in the Mt. Hood forest makes it a little difficult to navigate to, however once you set up camp right on the ice cold, (literally melted glacier water), crystal clear creek, you're all set for a great stay of trail hiking, light rafting, and plenty of deer sighting. Great for group camping or a little hideaway.

Park
Mt. Hood National Forest
State
Oregon
Country
United States
Phone Number
(503) 668 1700
Directions
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Official Website
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Coordinates
45.218° N, 121.613° W
$11/night
Tent / RV / Trailer: 6 Sites
(Up to people per site)