Photo: USFS
Site map
132 of 269 campsites at their real positions, from the agency's own site coordinates.
- Campsite
- Loop, in site-number order
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About this campground
Set back in lodgepole pine forest at the south end of Diamond Lake, Broken Arrow Campground is a quiet retreat for family and large group camping excursions in Umpqua National Forest.
Sites and hookups
- Campsites
- 269
- Sites by type
- 32 group
- Max RV length
- 70+ ft
- Pull-through sites
- 5
- Accessible sites
- 4
- Pets
- Allowed
- Campfires
- Allowed
- Booking
- Reservable on Recreation.gov
Amenities
- Flush toilets
- Drinking water
- Camp host
RV parks near Broken Arrow Campground
Nearest first, within 25 miles. Hookups are what each park lists.
More federal campgrounds nearby
- Diamond Lake2 mi · Forest Service239 sites · RVs to 70+ ft · 26 pull-through · Waterfront sites
- Thielsen View Campground2.7 mi · Forest Service61 sites · RVs to 40 ft · 1 pull-through
- East Lemolo Campground12.3 mi · Forest Service15 sites · RVs to 25 ft · 3 pull-through
- Inlet Campground12.4 mi · Forest Service13 sites · RVs to 25 ft · 3 pull-through
- Poole Creek12.5 mi · Forest Service61 sites · RVs to 45 ft · 23 pull-through · Waterfront sites
- Kelsay Valley Horse Camp13 mi · Forest Service16 sites · RVs to 25 ft · 6 pull-through
- Bunker Hill Campground13 mi · Forest Service5 sites · RVs to 25 ft · 1 pull-through · Waterfront sites
- Toketee Group Site16.3 mi · Forest Service1 site · RVs to 35 ft · 1 pull-through
Public recreation nearby
Trailheads, access points and public lands within 25 miles.
- Crater Lake National ParkPublic land · 13.3 mi to center · National Park ServiceDetails
- Rim Visitor CenterVisitor center · 15.3 mi · National Park Service · Crater Lake National ParkDetails
- Steel Information CenterVisitor center · 16.3 mi · National Park Service · Crater Lake National ParkDetails
- Crescent LakePublic land · 23.9 mi to center · ReclamationDetails
- Umpqua National ForestPublic land · 24.5 mi to center · Forest ServiceDetails
Data Source: Recreation.gov
