Horse camping at Allen Creek Horse Camp, Ochoco National Forest
Horse camping facts for Allen Creek Horse Camp in Ochoco National Forest, from USDA Forest Service: sites, rig length, trailer parking, horse trails nearby and the rules. Where an agency doesn't publish something, this page says so.
What are the horse camping facts at Allen Creek Horse Camp?
- Managed by
- USDA Forest Service [1]
- Park or forest
- Ochoco National Forest [1]
- Listed for horses as
- Horse Camping site [1] (USDA Forest Service)
- Not published
- Not published by the USDA Forest Service: horse sites, max rig length, horses per site, corrals, hitching posts. Ridden here? Add it in Ride Bring a portable corral or a highline.
- Reservations
- This is a First Come, First Served facility [1]
- Coordinates
- 44.39954, -120.17150 [1] · Directions [1]
Where do I park a horse trailer at Allen Creek Horse Camp?
Max rig length at the camp: Not published by the USDA Forest Service. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
No agency publishes horse-trailer parking for this camp. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
Which horse trails start near Allen Creek Horse Camp?
The agency and OpenStreetMap trail data Ride has loaded so far shows no horse-legal trail within 9 miles of this camp. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
Trails within about 9 miles where the managing agency (or OpenStreetMap) marks horses as allowed. Mileage is the mapped length of segments with that name, not a loop distance.
When is Allen Creek Horse Camp open?
- Season: Not published by the USDA Forest Service. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
- Status: Open [1]
As of October 28, 2026. Check with the agency before you haul: seasons move with snow and fire.
What are the horse rules at Allen Creek Horse Camp?
- There is a 14 day stay limit on all National Grassland and US Forest Service land including but not limited to campgrounds and other developed facilities. [1]
Is there water for horses at Allen Creek Horse Camp?
- Water for horses: Not published by the USDA Forest Service. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
- Water hookup at the site: Not published by the USDA Forest Service. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
- Drinking water (people): Not published by the USDA Forest Service. Ridden here? Add it in Ride
Ridden here?
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What other horse campgrounds are near Allen Creek Horse Camp?
Packing for it: the horse camping checklist.
Sources
- USDA Forest Service: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ochoco/recarea/?recid=38676, fetched October 28, 2026