Chief Paulina Horse Campground

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  • Picnic Table
  • Vault Toilets
  • Potable Water
  • Fishing
  • Hiking

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### **Location and Access** **Chief Paulina Horse Campground** is situated in the **Deschutes National Forest** in the U.S. state of Oregon. Specifically, the campground is within close proximity to the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. To access the campground, visitors typically use Paulina Lake Road, which is off Highway 97 south of Bend, Oregon. ### **Campground Features** **Chief Paulina Horse Campground** is a specialized site catering to equestrian users.

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Each campsite generally comes equipped with: - Horse corrals - Hitching posts - Ample space for horse trailers The campground typically provides standard features like: - Picnic tables - Fire pits - Drinking water access - Vault toilets Be aware that amenities can vary, and it's always good to confirm the current status with the local Forest Service office ahead of your trip. ### **Activities** Some of the popular activities at Chief Paulina Horse Campground include: - **Horseback Riding:** With access to a network of trails, equestrian users can explore the Newberry Crater area. - **Hiking:** For those who prefer walking, there are plenty of hiking trails in the vicinity of the campground. - **Fishing:** Nearby lakes such as East Lake and Paulina Lake are famous for trout and salmon fishing. - **Sightseeing:** The Newberry National Volcanic Monument offers geological formations like lava flows, cinder cones, and the caldera itself. ### **Camping Reservations** - Camping at Chief Paulina Horse Campground may require reservations, especially during peak season. - Reservations can often be made through the **Recreation.gov** website or by calling their service. ### **Rules and Regulations** - When bringing horses, you'll need to follow specific guidelines to ensure the safety and comfort of both the animals and other visitors. - There are typically restrictions on campfires during dry months, and local fire rules must be adhered to strictly. - Visitors should practice **Leave No Trace** principles to preserve the natural environment. ### **Tips for Visiting** - **Weather Preparedness:** The climate can change rapidly, so prepare for a range of weather conditions. - **Bug Protection:** Insects like mosquitoes can be plentiful depending on the time of year; pack insect repellent and consider bringing screen tents. - **Local Conditions:** Always check the Deschutes National Forest website or contact the local ranger district for the latest information on conditions, fire restrictions, and campground closures. ### **Contact Information** To obtain the most recent updates on Chief Paulina Horse Campground or for any kind of assistance, you can contact the Deschutes National Forest office: - **Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District** - **Phone:** Typically, a contact number will be provided for the ranger district office or campground. Remember that information regarding campgrounds can change, so it's essential to get the latest updates before setting out on your camping trip.

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