A planning guide, not a campsite directory. We have not verified individual campsites. This page summarizes what land managers publish; your exact location and dates decide what is allowed. Last checked October 15, 2026.
📋 Rules at a glance
| Topic | What the agency says | Source |
|---|---|---|
| BLM stay limit | The general BLM rule is up to 14 days in a 28-day period, though limits vary by state and field office. Confirm yours with the district. | BLM camping overview |
| Local offices | District offices include Burns, Coos Bay, Lakeview, Medford, Northwest Oregon, Prineville, Roseburg and Vale. | BLM Oregon-Washington |
| Fire | Check BLM fire restrictions before any campfire. | BLM fire restrictions |
| State lands | We did not verify Oregon Department of State Lands camping rules. | Not verified |
🗺️ Land you will run into
BLM land
Contact the district office for current campsite, road and access information.
National forests
Forests such as Deschutes and Ochoco publish their own camping orders and maps.
State land
Confirm with the Oregon Department of State Lands before assuming access.
✅ Also plan around
- Roads: Wet weather can soften forest and desert roads.
Hazards: Wildfire season and restrictions, soft roads in rain and limited services in the east. Check the National Weather Service for current forecasts.
➡️ Next steps
- First boondocking trip: beginner guide
- Resource calculator: what runs out first?
- BLM RV camping guide and national forest RV camping guide
- Overnight RV parking guide for travel nights
- Oregon RV parks and campgrounds in our directory for a paid, serviced stay
❓ Common questions
Where do I find Oregon's current rules?
Start with the district office that manages the land, then the forest's motor vehicle use map where applicable.
📚 Official sources
Checked October 15, 2026. Rules, closures and local orders change; confirm with the land manager before you travel.