Spring Recreation Site

mixed · OR

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Key facts

Where is it?

State on record: OR (no town listed in the source). Coordinates: 44.37688, -117.2388. Managed by: Bureau of Land Management. Directions from the source: <p>From Interstate 84 east or west, go to the small town of Huntington, Oregon. On the east end of town, there is a street sign directing you to the “Spring Rec Site.” Following this sign, after leaving town, you will be on the Snake River Road. Follow this narrow, paved road approximately three miles to the Spring Recreation Site.</p>

What facilities are there?

Not listed — check official source.

Good for — in the source's words

The RV and tent camping sites, boat launch, boarding dock, and fish cleaning station all create a comfortable camping and fishing experience.

About — from the official source

The Spring Recreation Site, or Spring Rec for short, is a camping and fishing location off the beaten path away from the crowds. Spring Rec sits on the banks of Brownlee Reservoir, a 52-mile long reservoir on the Snake River. The reservoir is known for its large channel catfish, abundant crappie, and good bass fishing. The RV and tent camping sites, boat launch, boarding dock, and fish cleaning station all create a comfortable camping and fishing experience. Spring Rec is ideal for the angler, those who love the outdoors, or for those just looking for a scenic getaway. Know Before You Go All vehicles must display a stub from the fee envelope in their windshield. Drinking water is available. There are no RV hookups. Dumpsters are provided. Portable toilets are available throughout the site. Point of Interest Brownlee Reservoir is generally full in the spring, but a drawdown begins in summer and may result in closure of the boat ramp at lower levels. Call the Baker BLM office at 541-523-1256 for current ramp conditions. The entire site overlooks the Reservoir, and there is a turnout off the gravel load leading up to the site that allows visitors to stop and look out over the campground and water. The site has apricot trees and grapevines that were planted by homesteaders who arrived via the Historic Oregon Trail. A train crosses over a nearby bridge spanning the Snake River, and the Farewell Bend State Recreation Area is also close by.

Fees

$5.00 per vehicle per night, $2.00 day use fee

Reservations

Recreation.gov lists this facility as not reservable through Recreation.gov.

Contact

Phone: 541-473-3144
Website: Not listed
Email: BLM_OR_BK_Mail@blm.gov

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