Sunday, May 18, 2014

Good free places to camp in Oregon?




Gabrielle


I'm planning on taking a camping trip soon (it will just be me and my loved one) and I'm trying to find a good free place to camp. Just somewhere there won't be many people, preferably not an actual campground would be nice. I'm wondering if anybody has any places they enjoy going to? I do enjoy Bagby hot springs and the ape caves by St. Helens, are there any good spots around those places? Thanks(:


Answer
A few years ago when we were still allowed to camp there, Molalla River Corridor was an amazing secluded place to camp. I havenât been up there is a few years because they started banning overnight camping but I am not sure if they still enforce that. Other than that I do know of some other places where I have camped before that are in the middle of the boonies but my friends and I found them by chance and so I canât give you directions on how to go there. I know you said free but Detroit Lake is a nice place to camp. Itâs not extremely private but itâs safe and right by the lake.

is an oregon summer snowboarding camp the best place to learn?




cinnamon


i was watching mtv's truelife, and there were these teenagers who went to snowboarding summer camp in oregon. it looked really fun. it would be great to get out of arizona's 120 degrees summer tempetures. would it smart to go to a snowboarding summercamp to learn how to snowboard, and if youve seen this episode of truelife, will you tell me the name of the camp? im very familer with oregon, but never geard of that camp, help would be greatly appreciated!!! thnx


Answer
The Oregon snowboard camps are probably the best way to learn, but they also are VERY expensive ($1500-2000 for an 8 day session). The one on MTV I think was Windells. Another one is High Cascade. Both are great, fun summer camps and they are both in Mt. Hood, Oregon. Request brochures from both camps at their websites. If you don't want to spend that much (and assuming you live in Arizona year round) you could try to take a trip to Utah or Colorado in the winter and take lessons at a mountain resort, which would cost less than a summer camp. Hope this helps!




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