Mccubbins Overflow Campground

Closed — Closed for the season. Opens May 16, 2025 and operates through September 29, 2025. First-come, first-served.

About

McCubbins Overflow Campground serves as an overflow facility adjacent to McCubbins Gulch in Mount Hood National Forest's designated OHV area. The campground is specifically designed to accommodate off-highway vehicle enthusiasts, with direct access to the extensive McCubbins Gulch trail system featuring approximately 72 miles of Class 3 single-track trails and 50 miles of Class 1 quad-accessible trails. The terrain consists primarily of pine and conifer forest with trails that are mostly smooth and fast, though some sections feature lava rock. As an overflow campground, this facility provides basic amenities including vault toilets and picnic tables at each site, but campers must bring their own water as none is available on-site. The rustic setting is ideal for OHV campers who want to be immersed in the riding area, though visitors should expect to hear and see OHV activity throughout their stay. The campground is located near the Warm Springs Tribal Lands, and visitors must be careful not to trespass on tribal property. A permit from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs fisheries department is required for anyone fishing in tribal waters. The campground operates seasonally from mid-May through late September and is accessible via Highway 216 and Forest Road 2110 from Maupin, Oregon.

Directions

From Maupin, OR go about 23 miles west on Highway 216, then 2 miles northeast on Forest Road 2110.

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