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February 2024 by Liz Delf
Hiked the Fall River Loop. It was packed snow and ice with a couple tress down, but all passable. An easy and quiet loop with the kids!
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January 2024 by Lavon Price
Beautiful park
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January 2024 by Tammy Schur
Big Tree - Ponderosa PineIt's a quick walk down a paved path to this huge Ponderosa Pine. It resides close to the big Deschutes river in a quiet area of the park. Since this is paved, it can accommodate strollers, wheelchairs and scooters. The river view is beautiful too. Close proximity to the campgrounds and day use area of this state park. The perfect after dinner walk.Walkability: It's a short walk down a paved path, through the forest to this huge tree.
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January 2024 by Teresa “Towanda” Wilson
La Pine State Park is a great place to take a little hike or float the Deschutes river.
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January 2024 by jefferson starr
A nice central location for many winter and summer activities. The park has over 15 miles of easy trails open to mountain bikes and access to good fly fishing on the Deschutes and Fall Rivers. Cabins available for rent.Walkability: Miles of hiking trails. Destinations include The Big Tree, Fall River Falls, the Deschutes River, and McGregor viewpoint.
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January 2024 by Chris and Bonny Boyan
What an excellent campground! It was quiet, clean, and very well maintained. Flush toilets, clean, hot showers... what more do we need? Thanks Oregon!
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December 2023 by Shawnna Evans
Love this beautiful park. Really wish it could stay as desolate as it use to be, but the ever growing population has made it to this small town. A phenomenal park to stay at and enjoy out door family fun.Rooms: The state park has the cutest cabins that you can rent. Great camping and rv sites as well.
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November 2023 by Robb D.
Beautiful park in a great location. Extremely well maintained and supported! Amazing hike and access to the Deschutes River throughout the campground.
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November 2023 by Ralph Avalon
The showers in our loop were a bit janky, but overall it was a really nice experience.
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November 2023 by Monica Legaspi
The sunset was beautiful along the Deschutes River. (We followed the trail on the map to walk down to the water.) *see photos.Their showers/bathrooms were clean and had a large private one in the back of the building. That is perfect for a family with small kids. (*see photo)Their spaces are really close together, so that is why I deducted a star, but we were just passing through and were happy to have found a place that wasn't closed for the season. The price was also very reasonable.If we're ever back in that area, needing a spot for a night, we would return for another stay.
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November 2023 by Jenna Cripps
Wonderful place to enjoy a walk in the forest
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November 2023 by Bob Kuehn
Aside from having the oldest Ponderosa Pine in the world at 500+ years and standing 162 feet tall the park is a great sanctuary of quiet trails and high desert flora. A wonderful day trip from any location in central Oregon.On the western edge of the park is the state campground which offers full hookup RV sites and tent camping for those who wish to stay longer.
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November 2023 by Nancy Ross
We stayed in the camp ground. There were cabins for rent.
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October 2023 by Jerami Potts
Love the park. Great place to visit. October 1 closes part of the campground BUT... The back half of the campground remains open year round.
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October 2023 by Mario Poceski
Great place to go for a walk. Good trails.
