Free Camping in Mt. Hood National Forest
0 mapped campsites within 35 mi · OR
Forest roads circling Mt. Hood within an hour of Portland.
No dispersed or public-land campsites are mapped within 35 miles yet. Submit one you know.
Nearby overnight alternatives (not camping)
These are places where RVers commonly park overnight with permission. They are not campsites — no chairs, no slide-outs, no fires.
Highway rest areas (6)
State-operated rest areas. Overnight rules are set by each state DOT and change — confirm posted signage on arrival.
Rest Area
Goverment Camp Rest Area
Government Camp, OR
restrooms · picnic · trash
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Kodak Point Highway Pullout
Hood River County, OR
restrooms · picnic · trash
Rest Area
Koberg Beach State Park Rest Area
Hood River, OR
restrooms · picnic · trash
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Memaloose Park Rest Area Eastbound
Wasco County, OR
restrooms · picnic · trash
Rest Area
Memaloose Park Rest Area Westbound
Rowena, OR
restrooms · picnic · trash
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Chamberlain Lake Safety Rest Area
Klickitat County, WA
restrooms · picnic · trash
Retailer & business overnight parking (2)
Store lots, casinos, and other businesses where overnight parking is permission-based. Always ask the manager and follow posted signs — this is parking, not camping.
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