Jasper Point Campground

4.6Google rating(93 reviews)Bend · park

Camping openOpen for camping Apr 1 – Oct 31

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At a glance

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Hours

Open for day use Apr 1 – Oct 31 · Open for camping Apr 1 – Oct 31

On site

Visitor amenities

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…stay a while

  • Restroomfacility
  • Picnic Areafacility
  • Parkingfacility
  • Accessible Featuresfacility

…be in nature

  • Wildlife Viewingnature
  • Hiking Trailsnature

…near water

  • Boat Launchwater
  • Fishingwater

…stay overnight

  • Campingcamping
  • Cabin / Yurtcamping
  • Dump Stationcamping

Access

Accessibility

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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accessible restroom
  • Accessible trail

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Overview

About this park

Jasper Point campground is one of two campgrounds at Prineville Reservoir State Park .

Small and quiet, the park has 27 first-come, first-served campsites with electricity and water hook ups.

You do not need to be a registered camper to use the dump station. Registered state park camping casts only need to pay once per stay to use the dump station.

For more information see the FAQ page – the dump station questions are at the bottom of the General section.

Things to do

Things to do

The lake is just a short walk from the campsites, with some having waterfront views. Follow a 1¾-mile lakeside hiking trail to main campground.

Bureau of Reclamation website for current water levels and boat ramp elevations. Campfire restrictions are often in place during the summer months.

Setting

Landscape & setting

Panorama view: To the northeast of the park, on Highway 126 west of Prineville, you can drive or walk up to Ochoco State Scenic Viewpoint and be rewarded with a panorama of ponderosa pine forests, juniper grasslands and the Ochoco Mountains.

Pet policy

Dogs & pets

28 electrical sites with water One pet-friendly rustic log cabin with a toilet (no shower). Three person maximum occupancy.

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED One Deluxe Cabin with a bathroom, pet friendly. Six person maximum occupancy (one futon and two bunk beds).

Background

History & notes

Campground and day-use area leased from the Bureau of Reclamation.

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Getting there

Bend, OR
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Confidence score

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