Private RV Park
Baden Powell
Tillamook, Oregon
Campground in Oregon.
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About Confluence Camp
Campground in Oregon.
Confluence Camp offers a welcoming retreat for RV travelers seeking authentic Oregon experiences in a well-maintained private park setting. Located in Oregon, this destination provides the perfect base for exploring the natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities the state is known for. The park's 4.7-star rating from over 160 satisfied guests speaks to the quality experience you can expect when you choose to stay here.
The region surrounding Confluence Camp showcases the diverse landscapes that make Oregon so special. Whether you're drawn to scenic byways, outdoor adventures, or small-town charm, the location provides convenient access to the kinds of experiences that make RV travel memorable. The park itself serves as a comfortable home base where you can return each evening after exploring local attractions, hiking trails, or visiting nearby communities.
RV travelers appreciate Confluence Camp for its welcoming atmosphere and the sense of community that develops among guests. The private park setting allows for a more intimate camping experience compared to larger, busier facilities. Many visitors return season after season, drawn by the reliability and care that goes into maintaining the property and grounds.
The area appeals to a wide range of travelers. Active adventurers find plenty to explore in the surrounding region, with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Those seeking a slower pace can enjoy the peaceful setting and use the park as a launching point for casual day trips and sightseeing. Families appreciate the safe, maintained environment where they can feel comfortable parking their RV and settling in for a few nights or longer.
The consistently high ratings reflect the park's commitment to cleanliness, maintenance, and guest satisfaction. When you're planning your Oregon RV adventure, Confluence Camp provides the kind of reliable, pleasant accommodations that make travel hassle-free and enjoyable. The park's reputation among the RV community makes it a smart choice for anyone exploring this beautiful corner of the country.
The region surrounding Confluence Camp showcases the diverse landscapes that make Oregon so special. Whether you're drawn to scenic byways, outdoor adventures, or small-town charm, the location provides convenient access to the kinds of experiences that make RV travel memorable. The park itself serves as a comfortable home base where you can return each evening after exploring local attractions, hiking trails, or visiting nearby communities.
RV travelers appreciate Confluence Camp for its welcoming atmosphere and the sense of community that develops among guests. The private park setting allows for a more intimate camping experience compared to larger, busier facilities. Many visitors return season after season, drawn by the reliability and care that goes into maintaining the property and grounds.
The area appeals to a wide range of travelers. Active adventurers find plenty to explore in the surrounding region, with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Those seeking a slower pace can enjoy the peaceful setting and use the park as a launching point for casual day trips and sightseeing. Families appreciate the safe, maintained environment where they can feel comfortable parking their RV and settling in for a few nights or longer.
The consistently high ratings reflect the park's commitment to cleanliness, maintenance, and guest satisfaction. When you're planning your Oregon RV adventure, Confluence Camp provides the kind of reliable, pleasant accommodations that make travel hassle-free and enjoyable. The park's reputation among the RV community makes it a smart choice for anyone exploring this beautiful corner of the country.
4.7
Rating
164
Reviews
Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Umatilla 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 Umatilla.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Umatilla. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Confluence Camp Reviews
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Life with Spock
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Life with Spock
I planned on doing the Highway of Waterfalls. Unfortunately, my travels coincided with the government shutdown and it was impossible to make reservations. This was my first stop and there was a camp host who instructed me to pick any unoccupied site and pay at the Iron Ranger. It's a beautiful campground, the restroom and individual showers were spotless. I used Susan Creek CG as a base to hike Em... I planned on doing the Highway of Waterfalls. Unfortunately, my travels coincided with the government shutdown and it was impossible to make reservations. This was my first stop and there was a camp host who instructed me to pick any unoccupied site and pay at the Iron Ranger. It's a beautiful campground, the restroom and individual showers were spotless. I used Susan Creek CG as a base to hike Emerald Trail from the CG to Susan Creek Falls and drive to Fall Creek Falls.
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Melody Dannen
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Melody Dannen
The camp sites were above average, being exceptionally clean. Sites were private with trees between each site. Bathrooms and showers were clean. Many campsites had trails leading to the river. Even if your site did not have a personal trail there were other trails available to all. Market right down the road. Lots of close hiking and scenic trails. Fishing....fly fishing only at camp site t... The camp sites were above average, being exceptionally clean. Sites were private with trees between each site. Bathrooms and showers were clean. Many campsites had trails leading to the river. Even if your site did not have a personal trail there were other trails available to all. Market right down the road. Lots of close hiking and scenic trails. Fishing....fly fishing only at camp site trails. Regular fishing nearby. Birdwatching, swimming, biking. And again a very good host. Firewood on site only $5 a bundle. Will go again.
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Jennifer Conlon
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Jennifer Conlon
Wonderfully clean and quiet campground. Site 6 was fantastic. Clean showers and bathrooms though no hand soap the week we stayed. The Umpqua River below is accessible with hardly anyone around even in the middle of summer. Nearby trail to Susan falls was great and u can walk from campground. Tons of poison oak on that path so be careful.
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Chris Niles
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Chris Niles
This weekend was the second time I've been to Susan Creek and it is always a lovely stay. The bathrooms and showers are well maintained, and clean. This time, they did not have much fire wood available, but the camp host stated that he could split some of they ran out.
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Tony Magrogan
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Tony Magrogan
Great campground. Sites are reasonably private. I’ve seen worse and I’ve seen better. There are paths to the N Umpqua River (a 3 minute walk). Be aware of poison oak in some places. Clean flush toilets and showers, and water and wastewater facilities are available.
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