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Deschutes National Forest › Crescent Ranger District › Oregon
› Lane County
› Coburg
› Princess Creek Campground
› Campsite #32
Campsite #32 at Princess Creek Campground, OR
$46
Campsite #32
| Drive-In | 12 people |
| 28 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | fair |
7/14
7/17
Campsite #32 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 28ft driveway, Fire ring w/ Grill, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (3)
2.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 0% |
| 4 star | | 0% |
| 3 star | | 33% |
| 2 star | | 67% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@RyanW7011906 · Camped on Jul 7, 2023 at Campsite #32
We booked a group site (32) which said it could house two 21’ trailers and cars, for a party 8 people. We arrived and we barely got one trailer in. There was no camp host, so we went to the next campground over. They gave us the camp host site across from our site for a fee. That seemed ridiculous since we booked a group site that wasn’t actually a group site. We would have been screwed had that not been available.
The site has standing swamp water in it which smells super gross and makes it really buggy. No big deal to us, but wanted to let people know.
Our site has water access, but we wanted more if a beach for the day for our kids. We went to Crescent for the day and when we came back a got from an interior camp site had parked his enormous fishing boat. Told us he’d be back at 4:30am to go fishing.
I don’t know the Etiquette in a place like this, but I thought it was super rude to take our water front spot for his boat. If he wanted that he should have booked the spot. We booked way in advance for this spot. He has to walk through our site. Left his ropes for kids to get all tangled in. Sunset was obscured by his ugly boat. Woke us up at 4:30 with his motor.
Pretty camp site, but I wouldn’t book this one again. And beware it’s not a group site. I think there should also be Lake facing signs saying not to park your boat at someone else’s paid site.
The site has standing swamp water in it which smells super gross and makes it really buggy. No big deal to us, but wanted to let people know.
Our site has water access, but we wanted more if a beach for the day for our kids. We went to Crescent for the day and when we came back a got from an interior camp site had parked his enormous fishing boat. Told us he’d be back at 4:30am to go fishing.
I don’t know the Etiquette in a place like this, but I thought it was super rude to take our water front spot for his boat. If he wanted that he should have booked the spot. We booked way in advance for this spot. He has to walk through our site. Left his ropes for kids to get all tangled in. Sunset was obscured by his ugly boat. Woke us up at 4:30 with his motor.
Pretty camp site, but I wouldn’t book this one again. And beware it’s not a group site. I think there should also be Lake facing signs saying not to park your boat at someone else’s paid site.
@DyanaK118 · Camped on Aug 1, 2021 at Campsite #32
I’ll start with the good.. i love the lakeside spots! It was nice to have the shallow water right there to sit in a chair and play with the dogs in and launch our water toys. The water was wonderful and the view of the lake was beautiful.
However.. Our double lakeside campsite that i paid over $60 for was the ONLY campsite in the whole campground that wasn’t either cautioned off for obvious reasons or cleaned up. I took a walk around the other sites and ours was again the ONLY one not cleaned up.we could barely fit three tents in a DOUBLE site. There were fallen trees, not even attempted to be cleaned up, roots sticking up everywhere, debris everywhere, it was almost unusable and I’m still debating asking for a refund and/or two free nights in a campsite I don’t have to worry about hurting myself in. (I did get a black eye by tripping on something so guess i did get hurt) not really a happy camper 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ I will stay in one of or rather any of the other cleaned up usuable lakeside spots in the future because the lake itself was beautiful.
However.. Our double lakeside campsite that i paid over $60 for was the ONLY campsite in the whole campground that wasn’t either cautioned off for obvious reasons or cleaned up. I took a walk around the other sites and ours was again the ONLY one not cleaned up.we could barely fit three tents in a DOUBLE site. There were fallen trees, not even attempted to be cleaned up, roots sticking up everywhere, debris everywhere, it was almost unusable and I’m still debating asking for a refund and/or two free nights in a campsite I don’t have to worry about hurting myself in. (I did get a black eye by tripping on something so guess i did get hurt) not really a happy camper 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ I will stay in one of or rather any of the other cleaned up usuable lakeside spots in the future because the lake itself was beautiful.
@MatthewP768 · Camped on Jul 30, 2021 at Campsite #32
We stayed in #32 which is supposed to be a double site. Booked primarily because it was the only lakeside site available. I had high hopes but was pretty disappointed. We brought a 20ft trailer, which I don't recommend for this site because its a 90 degree back in. Not the easiest for newbies like us. It is a good thing we had the trailer though because you would be hard pressed to find an area big enough or level enough for any tent, much less multiple tents as a group site would imply. You are right on the lake, however to sit lakeside the opening is only big enough for about 2 chairs... the view is pretty though. Another thing to consider, you are right next to the boat launch so there is traffic going back and forth all day and when we were here the dumpster next to the boat launch was very stinkyand overflowing with discarded fish guts or whatever. Overall, I'd probably stay here again but not in this site. It needs to be cleaned up of fallen trees and debris before it can really be considered a double site.
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