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Dog Lake Campground
FSU.S. Forest Service — Lakeview · Oregon · Fremont-Winema National Forest
| Agency | FSU.S. Forest Service |
|---|---|
| Area | Fremont-Winema National Forest |
| Location | Lakeview · Oregon · Fremont-Winema National Forest |
| Sites | 17 public sites counted from the federal listing — 17 standard nonelectric |
| Getting a site | Reservable — the federal listing marks this campground as taking reservations. Some sites or seasons may still be first-come; the listing’s own words are below. |
| Hookups | Electric at 0 of 17 sites Water hookups at 0 of 17 sites Sewer hookups at 0 of 17 sites Full hookups (all three at one site) at 0 of 17 sites Counted site by site from affirmative reports in the federal record. A site with no report is not counted either way. |
| Max RV length | Not reported in the federal data |
| Months open | Not in federal data — the federal listing does not publish a season for this campground. Check the official description below or Recreation.gov. |
| Fees | Camping: $6/Night for single unit, $2/Night for extra vehicle. Payments can be made with cash or check (make checks out to USDA Forest Service) and deposited in the fee tube using provided envelopes, or scan the QR code to pay by phone. Day Use: No Fee. |
| Pets | Allowed at 17 sites, as reported |
| Phone | Lakeview Ranger District (541)-947-3334 |
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This site takes no reservations and shows no live availability. Source: Recreation.gov (RIDB export pulled November 5, 2026); this listing was last updated in the federal record on 2026-10-16.
From the official listing
Overview Dog Lake Campground is located approximately 55 minutes west of Lakeview, Oregon. The campground is a serene destination for those seeking to fish and relax in a lakeside setting. It offers 17 campsites and 4 vault toilets. Each campsite has a picnic table and campfire ring.
Dog Lake Boating and Picnic Sites are across from the campground. Non-motorized boats and boats with electric motors are allowed at Dog Lake. There is a large parking area with adequate trailer turnaround, and one vault toilet. In addition to the boat ramp, you'll find a fishing dock.
Dog lake attracts a multitude of birds including pelicans, geese, ducks, and other waterfowl. Birdwatching and fishing are the main recreational pursuits at Dog Lake. Another bonus is its close proximity to Drews Reservoir and Drews Creek.
Whether you are tent camping, in an RV, or boating, Dog Lake Campground has several locations to fit your style.
Alert: There is no potable water or trash cans. Visitors need to pack plenty of water and leave no trace.
Recreation Recreational activities include hunting, fishing, hiking, picnicking, mountain biking, and nature viewing.
Facilities 4 vault toilets at different campground areas, boat dock area with vault toilet, and 2 pavilion-style shelters for camp trailers and RV's.
Natural Features Dog Lake and surrounding Fremont-Winema National Forest, featuring old burn scars from the Barry Point Fire which burned through the area in 2012.
Nearby Attractions Dog Mountain Lookout, Drews Reservoir, and Drews Creek and Campground are all nearby.
Directions, from the listing
From Lakeview, Oregon, take Oregon Highway 140 west toward Bly, Oregon. Continue on HWY 140, then a left onto Andy Hill Road. Continue south on Andy Hill Road, then turn right on Dog Lake Road. Follow Dog Lake Road to the campground.
Trip Card — Dog Lake Campground
Lakeview · Oregon · Fremont-Winema National Forest
| Agency | FS · U.S. Forest Service |
|---|---|
| Location | Lakeview · Oregon · Fremont-Winema National Forest |
| Fees | Camping: $6/Night for single unit, $2/Night for extra vehicle. Payments can be made with cash or check (make checks out to USDA Forest Service) and deposited in the fee tube usin… |
| Getting a site | Reservable |
| Hookups | None reported |
| Max RV | Not reported |
| Months open | Not in federal data |
| Sites | 17 sites |
Book: recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/10382409 · Source: Recreation.gov, pulled November 5, 2026. Facility details come from federal recreation data and may be out of date — this site takes no reservations and shows no live availability; confirm details and book through Recreation.gov or the managing agency.