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milo
Explorer II
Feb 10, 2020

Trillium Lake Campground, Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon

Good Evening;
DW and I are in need of some help please. Last September we stayed at Oak Fork campground at Timothy Lake. The site we booked, the 5er would not fit in it and we were lucky there was one open we did fit in. This year all the sites but 3 were already booked and I got aced out of the last 3 this morning at opening bell. Trillium Lake Campground just north of Oak Fork campground still has 4 or 5 sites left.
Question ...Does anybody have any knowledge of what the sites are like. We have a 30ft. 5th wheel and I'm not to keen on pulling into a forest service campground 4,000 miles from home out in the middle of nowhere, hoping our rig will fit in to a particular space sight unseen. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Milo
  • dennis1's avatar
    dennis1
    Explorer
    Feb 14, 2020
    Trillium was a nice campground but last year there was a change in management. Camp host were new and did not do a good job of keeping g things clean. Previous host always racked and cleaned camp sites and clean pavement. New did neither. I got the feeling the host was a homeless person. His campsite was a tent and blue tarp everywhere. You can do a Search on campground photo web site to see each site.
  • milo's avatar
    milo
    Explorer II
    Mar 08, 2020
    Dr. Blake wrote:
    Been there 3 times. Twice with our old AF (27 feet) and once with our Outdoors RV (32 feet.) No trouble at all. Site 21 is awesome! Also stayed in site 28. The place is wicked!


    Dr. Blake;
    Thank you sir. Well after more checking and some aerial surveillance, we did secure site 028 for a couple of nights this coming August.

    Milo

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