Indigo Springs Campground

This small, three site tent-only campground is surrounded by a fine stand of old growth Douglas-fir.The springs for which the camp was named originates nearby along an easy, 500' round trip loop trail. Additionally, interpretive signs explain the role of the historic Oregon Central Military Wagon Road (a portion passes near the campground) and the role of the Bull trout in the regional watershed ecosystem. Equestrians, hikers,and off-road cyclists can easily access the Middle Fork Trail across Forest Road 21.

Driving directions to Indigo Springs Campground

Approximately 31 miles southeast of Oakridge, Oregon.From the junction of Crestview Street and Oregon State Highway 58 in Oakridge (the only traffic light in Oakridge on Highway 58), travel east on 58 approximately two miles until Hills Creek Road/Kitson Springs Road. Turn right and travel 0.5 miles until Forest Road 21. Turn right on Forest Road 21 and travel south for approximately 28.5 miles, and the destination will be on your left.

Location and contact info

Rigdon Road, OR

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Activities at Indigo Springs Campground

Camping

Hiking

Picnicking

Fishing

Biking

Swimming

RV Travel Tips

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