Lapine State Park

Open — Open year-round. From October 15th through April 30th, water hookups are turned off at individual campsites. Water remains available at site 36 for filling containers and RV tanks. Restrooms, showers, and deluxe cabins have water year-round. Electric and sewer hookups function year-round, but sewer hookups at campsites and the RV dump station may be inaccessible due to snow.

About

LaPine State Park occupies a scenic spot along the trout-filled Upper Deschutes River in a high desert subalpine forest near La Pine, Oregon. Spanning 2,333 acres, this Oregon State Park offers a quiet, shady campground that serves as a base for exploring 14 miles of multi-use trails following both sides of the river. The campground features 142 sites including full hookup sites, standard sites, tent sites, and both standard and deluxe cabins. Sites accommodate various camping styles, with pull-through sites available for larger RVs up to 95 feet. Full hookup sites include electric, water, and sewer connections, though water hookups at individual sites are turned off from October 15th through April 30th. During this period, water remains available at a central location for filling containers and RV tanks, and restrooms, showers, and deluxe cabins maintain water service year-round. The Deschutes River offers excellent fishing for rainbow trout, brown trout, and mountain whitefish. The park provides easy access to both river fishing and nearby Fall River, which offers brook trout. With its combination of scenic river access, extensive trail system, and well-maintained facilities, LaPine State Park serves as an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo campers seeking a peaceful high desert camping experience close to Bend and Sunriver.

Directions

From Bend, Oregon, drive south on Highway 97 for 22 miles. Turn onto State Recreation Road and continue for 5.5 miles to reach the campground.

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