About this campground
This site is fairly popular with snowmobile enthusiasts, but parking is limited. Skiers may want to use the Gold Lake Sno-park instead and access Waldo Lake Road by skiing up Gold Lake Road to Gold Lake Trail. Two miles up Gold Lake Trail, Fuji Mountain Trail leads west to Waldo Lake Road. Waldo Lake Road is a shared snowmobile/ski route, but snowmobiles are not permitted on other nordic trails in this area. A fit and well-prepared skier may choose to travel approximately 8 miles out the road to the Betty Lake Trail, the Twins and the South Waldo Shelter (three-sided with a wood stove and wooden bed.) Know Before You Go in Winter: Tips on how to plan ahead and prepare for your trip to ensure the best possible time for you and others who will be sharing the snow with you. Map of Willamette Pass Winter Trails
Getting there
Waldo Lake Sno-park is located at the beginning of Waldo Lake Road (FS Rd 5897) 3.5 miles west of Willamette Pass and 23 miles east of Oakridge, OR at milepost 59 on Oregon Highway 58.
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Fuji Creek Road/ Fuji ShelterWillamette National Forest2 mi
- Fuji Mountain Trailhead at Gold LakeWillamette National Forest2 mi
- Marilyn Lakes TrailheadWillamette National Forest2 mi
- Salt Creek Sno-ParkWillamette National Forest2 mi
- Salt Creek Snowplay AreaWillamette National Forest2 mi
- Fuji Mountain Trailhead at Road 5883Willamette National Forest3 mi
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Waldo Lake Sno-Park doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby Oregon campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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