15 campgrounds with electric hookups in Oregon

The Forest Service runs most of them. Malheur National Forest and Siuslaw National Forest hold more of them than anywhere else in the state. Sizes are lopsided, from 2 sites at the small end to 80 at the large.

A campground is listed when at least one of its sites reports an electric hookup in the Recreation.gov site records.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 15

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Sutton CampgroundFS80ReservableDetails →
Union Creek CampgroundFS79Partly reservableDetails →
Hyatt Lake Recreation AreaBLM63ReservableDetails →
TillicumFS61ReservableDetails →
SunsetFS59ReservableDetails →
Union Creek CampgroundFS59ReservableDetails →
Lepage ParkUSACE42ReservableDetails →
Hoover CampgroundFS40Partly reservableDetails →
Haystack Campground (East Shore)FS27ReservableDetails →
Starr CampgroundFS11ReservableDetails →
Mud Lake CampgroundFS8ReservableDetails →
Spring Drive RV CampgroundFS8ReservableDetails →
Simax Group CampFS5ReservableDetails →
Slide Horse CampFS3ReservableDetails →
Shotgun Creek Recreation SiteBLM2ReservableDetails →

Also in Oregon

All 587 campgrounds in Oregon · First-come, first-served · Reservable · Free · Big rigs · Tent only · Pets allowed · Group sites · Accessible sites · Electric hookups in every state