30 RV parks and campgrounds around the Wickiup Reservoir shoreline, 4 with direct lake access. Check open sites for your dates.
Oct 30 – Nov 1 · open every night of the stay.
Available Oct 30 – Nov 1 · 2 nights16 sites open for every night
Check dates on Recreation.gov
Check dates on Recreation.gov
Check dates on Recreation.govShoreline towns (labelled) and 30 lake-area parks. Straight-line positions; roads around the water can be much longer than they look.
30 parks within 15 miles of the shoreline; 4 list direct lake access (labelled on the card). Each park shows its straight-line distance to the shore.
50 amp, pull-through and rig length come from each park's listing. With dates, Full hookups means an open full-hookup site for your stay; parks without availability data use their listing.
30 of 30 parks ·
30 RV parks and campgrounds are within 15 miles of the Wickiup Reservoir shoreline. 4 list direct lake access and 2 more are near the water (access not confirmed).
A park is marked Direct lake access when it sits on the Wickiup Reservoir shoreline in OpenStreetMap and its own listing names water access (a boat ramp or launch, marina, waterfront or lakefront sites, and similar). Tap the badge to see the evidence. Parks close to the water without that are marked Near the lake: that is proximity only, and access is not confirmed. We don't label individual waterfront campsites.
1 of these parks list water, electric and sewer at the site, and 27 list sites of 40 ft or longer.
Pickup in Portland (140 mi straight-line). Available this weekend first (0 of 4, from each platform's calendar), then most popular (review count × rating).
Pick up in Vancouver
Pick up in Portland
Pick up in Portland
Pick up in VancouverFrom Outdoorsy and RVshare listings with a photo, nightly rate and a 4.5+ rating (or no reviews yet). Rates are listed nightly rates; you book with the owner.
Tours and activities from Viator; you book with Viator.
Other destinations, straight-line distance from the lake. Separate trips, not alternatives near the lake.
Most popular first; within 15 miles of the shoreline.
