Recreation Sites

Prineville's lands are scattered throughout central Oregon, south from The Dalles to the high desert, west to Sisters, and east to the Grant/Harney County line. The Crooked, Deschutes, White, and John Day Rivers make up over 385 miles of wild and scenic river in the District.

Recreation Transition

We are in the process of enhancing our recreation content and not all sites have been moved into the new layout. If needed, you can still view the previous recreation sites page during the transition.

  
Site Name and Description Activities Facilities
John Day Wild and Scenic River

Fees: $5.00 per site, per day, $2 per extra vehicle. (Camping Fees Only)

John Day Wild and Scenic River

This is angler country, nationally known for Smallmouth bass and steelhead. In spring or early summer, float the John Day Wild & Scenic ...   more>>

Boating/Rafting Fishing Fly Fishing Hunting Swimming Boat Ramps Camp Sites Picnic Sites Restrooms (Accessible)
Lower Crooked River

Fees: $8 one person, $16 group. (Camping Fees Only)

Lower Crooked River

The Chimney Rock segment of the Lower Crooked Wild and Scenic River is becoming increasingly popular for all kinds of recreation.   more>>

Botanical Sightseeing Fishing Hiking Watchable Wildlife Camp Sites Picnic Sites Restrooms (Accessible)
Lower Deschutes Wild and Scenic River

Fees: $8 ($12 peak) single $25 ($35 peak) group (Camping Fees Only)

Lower Deschutes Wild and Scenic River

The Lower Deschutes River is Central Oregon's playground. From white water rafting and swimming to hiking and biking, you'll find an ...   more>>

Boating/Rafting Fishing Geological Sightseeing Hiking Historic Site Investigation Mountain Biking Swimming Watchable Wildlife Boat Ramps Camp Sites Interpretive Trail Picnic Sites Restrooms (Accessible) Drinking Water
Millican Valley OHV Trail System

Fees: State ATV Stickers Required

Millican Valley OHV Trail System

Season Dates: Millican Plateau - 1/01 - 12/31 North Millican - 5/1 - 11/30 South Millican - 8/1 - 11/30

Off-Highway vehicle ...   more>>

Jeep Use Motocycle Trail Off-Highway Vehicle OHV Area Restrooms