Ainsworth State Park | Established Campground

April 11th, 2024 by ClewleysOnTour

Nice little site however the train line is very close. During the night we had a couple of trains pass.

We had water and sewer on our pitch along with electric

Would use again if we needed to.

March 22nd, 2023 by http

Park is open - ignore closed comment. Is only closed seasonally nov/dec/jan/feb. If people checked state park sites before they arrived they would know this.

February 8th, 2023 by ashlynlong123

Got there, gate closed and said it was closed.

October 21st, 2022 by adelaewinters

We stayed in A11 - easy pull thru, nicely level, great water pressure. We’ve stayed in other spots along i84 in the past with horrible blaring train noise. This spot was fantastic by comparison! We could hear them rumbling by, but it wasn’t intrusive. Pouring rain on our visit so we stayed inside but plenty of elbow room between neighbors and beautiful mossy forest!

August 5th, 2022 by Jerome

Fairly typical Oregon State Park. Good layout, affected only by the topography; built on a hillside that seems almost vertical. I think all sites have full hookups. Park is one “loop” with 3 sections. The uphill side of the park is A sites which are all pull-thru with full hookups. Continue around the loop and B sites are on the downhill side and are a mix of back-ins and half loop pull thrus, all with hookups. A site pull-thrus are fairly level, but not perfect. I believe the C section is tent sites and hiker-biker sites. In the middle of the loop is a grassy area with asphalt walking paths and two restroom/shower houses. If you have seen one Oregon State Parks restroom, you’ve seen them all, and these are no different. They are kept presentable. During our stay there was no camp host, but Oregon did have a ranger on site during normal business hours. Hookup posts are in excellent condition, with 50/30/20 power and great water pressure. Sewer dump ports were also in excellent condition. The park also includes a day use area you can get to by a footpath, but the day use area is closer to hwy 30 and is more for highway travelers. There is also a rudimentary playground. The park is also along trail 400. Dump station is at the bottom of the A site section, and seems well maintained and functional. You can hear the trains going through, but I didn’t consider it bothersome. Campground was full when we were there, all sites were reserved.

October 5th, 2021 by cloverman525

A easy lower price pick. 3 Lanes to pick from A/B/C. $26 for an full hookup spot, it seems all sites in A&B have them. I've heard trains on my overnight stay in B4, but never one blaring their horn. Showers are excellent in both. Enjoyable stay.

June 4th, 2021 by RoadSavage

$26 has some 1st come 1st serve. friendly helpful rangers
Also has nice showers.

August 21st, 2020 by MeatAroundTheWorld

We didn’t have any other choice as the nearby trailheads posted here were closed and it was getting late! We managed to bag the last spot which was full hook-up! That cost $34 for us because we are non Oregon residents! 1 bar of Verizon signal!

July 24th, 2020 by Joy Ride

Great Host and nice clean camping spot with full hook ups and water. Very population campsite with clean bathrooms. The trains come by 3-4 times a day and the traffic from 84 is a constant roar, so it's loud. The hiking trails were closed, but we had a great time just kicking back and relaxing. The forest is green and thick and beautiful, we had deer come and visit our site in the night!

August 28th, 2019 by ningina

Ditto to train noise. Full Hookups and a wooded setting.

May 8th, 2019 by Chicksdoit2

Clean small campground with flush bathrooms and hot showers included for $26.00 The issues are, loud trains (tracks are next to the campground) traffic and airplanes...all night. I don’t recommend this campground unless you don’t have another choice.

June 26th, 2016 by familiakumm

it is very good place. $24 for two people.