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Plymouth Campground
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Plymouth Campground

Plymouth, Oregon
4.2 (228 reviews)

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About Plymouth Campground

Campground in Oregon.

Plymouth Campground welcomes RV travelers to experience the natural beauty of central Oregon in a welcoming public setting. Located in a region known for its diverse landscapes and outdoor recreation opportunities, this campground serves as an ideal base for exploring everything the area has to offer.

The campground itself provides a straightforward, no-frills camping experience that appeals to travelers who want to get back to nature without unnecessary complications. Whether you're pulling in for a weekend escape or planning a longer stay, you'll find a setting that allows you to unplug and enjoy the Oregon outdoors. The peaceful atmosphere makes it an excellent choice for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike who appreciate authentic camping experiences.

Central Oregon is a region of remarkable natural diversity. The area surrounding Plymouth Campground offers access to stunning forests, scenic byways, and outdoor activities that make the most of Oregon's varied terrain. Hiking enthusiasts will find numerous trails ranging from leisurely walks to more challenging adventures through pristine wilderness. The region's forests provide excellent opportunities for nature photography, bird watching, and simply enjoying quiet moments surrounded by towering trees and clean mountain air.

This part of Oregon has a rich heritage that adds cultural depth to your camping experience. The area's history is woven into the landscape and local communities, offering travelers the chance to connect with the region's past while enjoying its present-day offerings. Local towns nearby provide services, supplies, and dining options for those looking to supplement their campground stay with local exploration.

The campground's public nature means you'll find a diverse mix of fellow campers, from seasoned RV veterans to families on their first camping adventure. This creates a friendly, welcoming atmosphere where people genuinely enjoy sharing the experience of outdoor recreation. The rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars from over 228 reviews reflects the consistent positive experiences visitors have had here.

Plymouth Campground makes an excellent choice for anyone seeking an authentic Oregon camping experience in a location that provides easy access to the region's natural attractions while maintaining the peaceful, unpretentious character that many campers seek.
4.2

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228

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Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Plymouth is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

Oregon weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Plymouth.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Plymouth. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

Plymouth Campground Reviews

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Walter Lockwood

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Walter Lockwood

Nice smaller COE park on the Columbia River. Restrooms are nice. Men's has 2 porcelain commodes, one urinal, and one shower. Laundry room with one washer, one dryer. The two host ladies were very nice. Two of the sites are 1st come, 1st served the rest must be reserved. An attached island has a boat ramp and picnic area. You could swim there, but I wouldn't recommend it. We stayed the full 14 days... Nice smaller COE park on the Columbia River. Restrooms are nice. Men's has 2 porcelain commodes, one urinal, and one shower. Laundry room with one washer, one dryer. The two host ladies were very nice. Two of the sites are 1st come, 1st served the rest must be reserved. An attached island has a boat ramp and picnic area. You could swim there, but I wouldn't recommend it. We stayed the full 14 days. No fires except for propane. Of salmon are running go to McNary dam and look through the windows of the fish ladder.

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Neal Carney

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Neal Carney

Great little campground for an overnight. Just far enough off the highway for no road noise. Peaceful and quiet. Well maintained. Long, level sites. Full hookups. Bath house looked nice but didn’t use it. We had site 16 which was at the end and thought it was great; no one on our passenger side.

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R. UnSir

Mar 18, 2026

2.0

Google Review by R. UnSir

We have stayed here before and it was well maintained. This time the grass was yellow and dried out. We arrived to find out that the sewer wasn't working at our site. We stayed five days and it was very windy all but one of those days. The day that wasn't windy was crazy with bugs. Anything with a light was covered with them. Mosquitoes were very bad as well. The next morning we had spiders everyw... We have stayed here before and it was well maintained. This time the grass was yellow and dried out. We arrived to find out that the sewer wasn't working at our site. We stayed five days and it was very windy all but one of those days. The day that wasn't windy was crazy with bugs. Anything with a light was covered with them. Mosquitoes were very bad as well. The next morning we had spiders everywhere. Our site had good shade, but I noticed many sites did not. Despite what it may look like on a satellite view there is no access to the water from the campground unless you walk a ways down the road. They have a day use area with gazebos and a swimming beach. There is an old train tunnel within walking distance and McNary Dam has a visitor center and fish viewing area. Overall, Army Corps of Engineers really should keep up on the maintenance better.

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Shelly Tatistcheff

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Shelly Tatistcheff

Great price, $15 a night for seniors with pass. So much grass for our two dogs to walk on and sniff. Spots are pull through and paved, nice! Close to freeway but quiet. Trains go by all night but do not too their horns so they weren't annoying at all. This area is our half way spot between Boise and Seattle so will be staying here from now on. A short couple minutes to the freeway. If coming from... Great price, $15 a night for seniors with pass. So much grass for our two dogs to walk on and sniff. Spots are pull through and paved, nice! Close to freeway but quiet. Trains go by all night but do not too their horns so they weren't annoying at all. This area is our half way spot between Boise and Seattle so will be staying here from now on. A short couple minutes to the freeway. If coming from Prosser the highway road is smooth. We took it because Google said to instead of the freeway and had no regrets with our 5th wheel. Nice dump station.

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Houston & Carolynn

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Houston & Carolynn

A nice park but would recommend that you reserved a site. We were late getting a spot and we ended up in the tent overflow area. And 5:am this morning the sprinklers went off. Our stuff got wet, good thing they had a washer and dryer. The lake is right next to some sites but there is boat ramp down the road about 1/2 mile with swimming area. They take America the beautiful discount cards.

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