RV rental Saddle Mountain State Natural Area, OR: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Oregon's northwestern corner is home to Saddle Mountain, a looming landmark that has become somewhat of a favorite haunt amongst local hikers. Residing within Saddle Mountain State Natural Area, it can be accessed from both highway 53 and highway 26. The larger cities of Portland and Salem provide direct access to the park in less than two hours, but its most easily reached from the coastal town of Cannon Beach.

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Getting Outdoors

Camping at Saddle Mountain State Natural Area is all about the mountain, the mountain's flora, the mountain's fauna, and, most importantly, the mountain's hikes. Rising 3,280 feet above sea level, Saddle Mountain is considered to be the highest point in the Northern Coast Range. It's no surprise then, that hikers from all over the state rent a camper near Saddle Mountain State Natural Area to make their way to the top and catch a glimpse of the breath-taking views.

Camping at Saddle Mountain State Natural Area

Saddle Mountain State Natural Area is home to a small campground, which can accommodate your RV rental. This very simple set-up has absolutely no amenities and simply acts as a place to rest your head before an early-get up to start the hike. There are just ten spaces to choose from, so you may want to arrive relatively early to guarantee a spot.

Exploring the Area

When you need a change of pace while RV camping at Saddle Mountain State Natural Area, Oregon's cultural capital is just a ninety-minute drive away. Home to a large zoo, plenty of museums, and even a botanical garden, there's more than enough to keep you busy in Portland for even a couple of days.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Soapstone Lake Trail, ORSeaside, OR
  • Saddle Mountain Trail, ORSaddle Mountain State Natural Area, OR
  • Spruce Run Creek Trail, ORSaddle Mountain State Natural Area, OR
  • Oregon Beaches Via Seaside Promenade, ORSeaside, OR
  • Haystack Rock Trail, ORHaystack Hill State Park, OR
  • Cannon Beach, ORHaystack Hill State Park, OR
  • Crescent Beach Trail, OREcola State Park, OR
  • Tillamook Head National Recreation Trail, OREcola State Park, OR
  • Oregon Coast Seaside to Neahkahnie , ORSeaside, OR
  • Lewis and Clark Discovery Trail, OREcola State Park, OR

Recent RV rental reviews in Saddle Mountain State Natural Area

Nick L.

August, 2025

Autumn breeze was a great van for touring the PNW. The large bed was nice for sleeping two people, and all the camping necessities were included
Marc H.

August, 2025

Really fun van! Equally at home at campgrounds or dispersed camping. Piet was a great host and very helpful.
Chris K.

August, 2025

Great van, perfect for our family trip through the Pacific Northwest!

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