Umapine Campground

The Umapine Campground is located west of Vey Meadows between Squaw and Umapine Creeks in a ponderosa pine forest. It offers 3 group sites (including one pull through site) and 5 single sites. The rustic campground is a central staging area for the Winom-Frazier OHV trail area which gives off-road riders access to more than 140 miles of challenging trails.

Driving directions to Umapine Campground

From La Grande, Oregon travel north on Interstate 84 for about 8 miles to Exit 252 going to Ukiah/Hilgard on Highway 244; Travel west on Highway 244 towards Ukiah for 23 miles to Forest Road 5160; Turn left on Forest Road 5160 and go 8 miles to campground and OHV trailhead entrance on right side of road.From Ukiah, Oregon travel east on highway 244 to Forest Road 5160; Turn right on Forest Road 5160 and go 8 miles to campground and OHV trailhead entrance on right side of road.

Location and contact info

National Forest Development Road 5160, OR 97880

For campground inquires, please call:

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Activities at Umapine Campground

Off highway vehicle

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Picnicking

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