Newberry Group Camp Site Campground

Features often include large spaces to accommodate multiple tents, picnic tables, a central fire pit, and potentially even a covered pavilion area, depending on the specific site amenities. Toilets and potable water are commonly available, but campers should confirm before arriving. ### **Group Size and Fees** As a group campsite, Newberry Group Camp Site Campground supports a larger number of campers than individual sites. The maximum group size permitted and the fee structure should be checked in advance through the Deschutes National Forest website or by contacting the ranger district directly. Fees are usually based on group size and the length of stay. ### **Reservations** Group sites often require reservations, which can be made through the National Recreation Reservation System (Recreation.gov) or by calling the reservation hotline. It's advisable to book well in advance, especially for peak summer weekends or holiday periods when demand is high. ### **Activities and Recreation** Being in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument area, visitors have access to a wide range of outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, boating, mountain biking, and exploring the various volcanic features. For specific trails or recreational information, it is best to contact the forest service or check their official web pages. ### **Seasonal Availability** Different sites within Deschutes National Forest have varied operational seasons. The Newberry Group Camp Site may be open seasonally, generally from late spring to early fall. Campers should verify the exact opening and closing dates when planning their trip. ### **Wildlife and Safety** Deschutes National Forest is home to diverse wildlife. Campers should be prepared to encounter animals and should practice proper wildlife safety, including storing food correctly to avoid attracting bears and other animals. Information on best practices can be acquired from the Forest Service. ### **Fire Safety** Fire restrictions can vary depending on the season and are established to prevent wildfires. Campers need to check current conditions and rules regarding campfires. Fire safety guidelines must be followed at all times, and sometimes fires may be prohibited altogether if the risk is high. ### **Leave No Trace** The Leave No Trace principles are heavily promoted in national forests to minimize the environmental impact of camping. Visitors should pack out all garbage, leave natural objects undisturbed, and respect the natural habitat. ### **Contact Information** For the most current information about the campground, such as alerts, weather, and specific site details, campers should contact the local ranger district: - **Deschutes National Forest Supervisor's Office** - Address: 63095 Deschutes Market Road, Bend, OR 97701 - Phone: (541) 383-5300 Before heading out, always check the Deschutes National Forest official website or call the listed number for the latest updates.