Falls Campground

Area Status: Open

This is a beautiful campground located on the banks of the Emigrant Creek. Easy fishing access allows for trout fishing right next to the campground. The campground's picnic area is a great site for family-friendly getaways and rarely fills. Please pack out what you pack in- no trash service is provided.

At a Glance

Current Conditions:	05/18/2023: Open; Visitors should be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions. Pack it in/Pack it out. Anything take home anything you bring with you into the forest, including all trash. Examples of trash: cigarette butts, cans, bottles, and food. *Water turn on is waiting on test results for the season.*
Area Amenities:	Tent camping,Camping trailer,Picnic tables,Toilets,Drinking water
Fees:	$8/Night for single unit, $4/Night for extra vehicle
Usage:	Medium-Heavy
Closest Towns:	Burns, OR
Water:	Potable Water
Restroom:	Vault Toilet Accessible (1)
Operated By:	Forest Service

General Information

Directions:

From Burns, OR., travel west on US Highway 20 to the junction with County Road 127. Follow County Road 127 approximately 23 miles to the junction with Forest Road 43. Follow Forest Road 43 approximately 8.5 miles, the road leading to the campground will be on the left. The campground will be at the end of the drive.

General Notes:

Drinking water is available only during warmer months; water will be shut off from early to mid-October until mid to late May or early June depending on temperatures.

Recreation Map

Map showing recreational areas. Map Information

Activities

Campground Camping

This campground offers visitors the chance for a quiet family-friendly get away. Set along Emigrant Creek the campground is an excellent spot for those who want to fish or just relax.

No. of Sites	6 single site(s)
Reservation Info	Not reservable

River and Stream Fishing

Anglers will enjoy a wonderful experience, having immediate access to Emigrant Creek with opportunities for Trout Fishing. For fishing regulations and license information please visit the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.