Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews |
McKay Crossing Campground is located between Sunriver and La Pine on your way up to the Newberry Caldera. Turn on Paulina Lake Road off of HWY 97 and drive several miles up the road. Look for the sign on your left that says McKay Crossing, and follow the gravel road a little ways down until you come to the campground.
McKay Crossing is rustic with no electricity or running water, but it is very pretty and the campsites are not all cramped in together.
There is a trail down to the swimming area beneath the waterfalls. We haven't stayed there yet, but I really hope to do that this summer. It reminds me of being in the valley.
Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews |
Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews |
Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews |
Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews |
Oregon Gifts of Comfort and Joy ~ Kathy Matthews |
Here are some of my other posts about this beautiful place: Central Oregon: McKay Crossing Campground and this one, where the pictures are very clear, because I took them with my "new" camera:
A Drive Up the Mountain.
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6 comments:
Gorgeous pictures!
Very beautiful pictures! So nice with the waterfall! :)
Kathy, What a lovely place to enjoy nature. I do hope you get out there this summer and go camping (swimming under a waterfall--how cool is that). Even without the "modern conveniences", I would still really enjoy it. Thanks for the nice comment on my granddaughter--she is a real "sweetheart" and makes life much more interesting. Hugs to you too. Mickie :)
Beautiful country you have, and no lack of inspiration. Great photos.
Nice water shots. I love pictures with water - especially water falls or like that very first picture of yours. That's nice.
Isn't Central Oregon beautiful! We have camped there! Thanks as always for the Oregon fix!
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