Description

Lakefront property at $15/night? Can’t beat it! Paul Dennis (Ollalie Lake) Campground consists of 17 non-reservable sites, frequented for its convenient proximity to--you guessed it--dat lake! Tack some mileage on the ol’ legs, and you’ll discover numerous other lakes, an entrance for the iconic PCT (Pacific Crest Trail), and of course, nature! Before you blast into this wonderland of woods and water, make sure to check the current conditions for off-season accessibility.
Campsite area
Tent or RV sites
17 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 Paul Dennis (Olallie Lake) Campground.

Desert
Forest
Hot spring
Lake
River, stream, or...
Swimming hole
Waterfall
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Stacey B.
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June 23rd, 2016

Definitely not a great place to go if you don't have a truck or suv. The roads are bad around the lake with tons of wash outs. Drive carefully! The lake is silting in, and the marshy area much bigger than it used to be. Probably from all the beetle kill and damage from forest fires that hit awhile ago. You used to have water directly from the lake, but it's no longer potable, so you have to bring your own. Still no swimming allowed in the lake though. The big old trees I remember as a kid are gone, and it's mostly small hemlocks. Still decent fishing, but the mosquitoes were so numerous it made camping not pleasant. We got eaten alive.

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
44.812° N, 121.787° W
$15/night
Tent / Van: 17 Sites
(Up to people per site)