Newberry NVM - Paulina Lake - La Pine, Oregon

22440 Paulina Lake Rd
La Pine, OR 97739

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7.5

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Date of Stay: Sep 2014
Nightly Rate: $12 USD

saturn7

2017 Winnebago Vista
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Date of Stay: Sep 2014

Nightly Rate: $12 USD

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We stayed in Little Fawn campground within the Paulina Lake area. A little down the road from Paulina Lake Campground. A smaller campground with sites right on the water. Boat ramp available. It...

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Date of Stay: Aug 2010
Nightly Rate: $16 USD

dmaerz

2019 KZ Connect Light
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Date of Stay: Aug 2010

Nightly Rate: $16 USD

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Located in the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, Paulina Lake is the first campground within the caldera. The campground is located on Paulina Lake with a boat ramp available. The sites are...

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BryanMD Code locks on doors and laundry facilities. The campground felt safe.

4 months ago T. O. Fuller State Park

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Dangyankee Area immediately around the park seemed a bit sketchy, but park is fine. If planning to go out, might be a bit of a drive.

8 months ago T. O. Fuller State Park

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The Texas RV Couple Pick the area in the very back that has one side next to the forest. It is long for Big Rigs and is nice. Spot 24 I believe.

3 years ago T. O. Fuller State Park

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