Cavitt Creek Falls Recreation Site

About

Cavitt Creek Falls Recreation Site offers 10 campsites built on three terraced levels in a forest of fir, maple, and cedar trees. Four of the sites are waterfront, positioned along Cavitt Creek. The centerpiece is a 6-foot waterfall that feeds a swimming hole, making this a popular destination during hot summer days. A stairway provides access to the swimming area, though an accessible waterfall viewing spot exists in the day-use area. Managed by the BLM Roseburg District, the campground provides vault restrooms and drinking water but no hookups. Reservations must be made at least 5 days in advance through Recreation.gov; no on-site transactions are allowed. The maximum vehicle length is 34 feet. Nearby attractions include Wolf Creek Falls Trail (1.2 miles through old growth forest to a two-tier waterfall), rafting on the North Umpqua River, and the Rogue-Umpqua National Scenic Byway. Cavitt Creek and Little River offer catch-and-release trout fishing with artificial flies and lures from late May through mid-September.

Directions

From Roseburg, head east on Hwy 138 for 16.5 miles. Turn right on Little River Road and continue 6.7 miles. Turn right onto New Bridge Road (becomes Cavitt Creek Road) and continue 3.2 miles west to the recreation site.