I want to go camping in Smith Rock State Park; their camping is first-come-first-served basis and no reservations are acceptedI'll be there around late April, so I don't know how crowded it is that time and how early I need to be at the Visitor Center to register for campingI know some State Parks are so busy that if you're not there early you won't get a spot.Can anyone tell me how crowded it gets (I basically want to know how early I need to be at the Visitor Center to be able to get a camping spot)?
Yes even the top load car carrier needs to be registered with LTO.
Contact Oregon State Parks with the e-mail form on the siteI always have enough flexibility to adapt to changing conditionsTherefore, plan for an alternative camping location: Deschutes National ForestYour worst scenario is that you will explore a beautiful campground and discover new adventuresDeschutes National Forest 63095 Deschutes Market Road Bend, OR 97701 Deschutes NF-Cascade Lakes Area area description Big Cove Boat In Campgrounds Cow Meadow Campground Crane Prairie Campground Cultus Lake Campground Devils Lake Campground East Davis Lake Campground Elk Lake Campground Gull Point Campground Lava Flow (North) Campground Lava Lake Campground Little Cove Boat-In Campgrounds Little Cultus Campground Little Fawn Campground Little Lava Lake Campground Mallard Marsh Campground North Davis Creek Campground North Twin Lake Campground Point Campground Quinn River Campground Reservoir Campground Rock Creek Campground Sheep Bridge Campground Soda Creek Campground South Campground South Twin Lake Campground Todd Lake Campground West Cultus Boat In West South Twin Campground (541) 383-5300
