Broken Arrow Campground

Broken Arrow Campground is at the southern end of 3½-mile-long Diamond Lake in the Umpqua National Forest, 84 miles east of Roseburg.

While the campground is inland from the lake and not particularly attractive, it is close to the excellent South Shore Picnic Area with horseshoe pits, a volleyball court, a playground, picnic areas, and a swim beach. Campers at Broken Arrow relax while enjoying views of Mt. Thielsen and Mt. Bailey. Diamond Lake is popular for boating and fishing (speed limit 10 MPH). Nearby hiking and biking trails are often favorite destinations.

Broken Arrow Campground boasts 120 campsites for RVs, trailers, and tents. Some sites may be available as first-come, first-serve sites. There are also 3 Group Campsites.

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Broken Arrow Campground Basics
Broken Arrow Campground Location:	80 miles east of Roseburg on Highway 138, then Forest Rd. 4795 (Diamond Lake Loop) for 3.2 miles. Turn right after the pizza parlor.
Elevation:	5,190 feet
Nearby Gateway Cities:	Roseburg - 84 miles Klamath Falls - 86 miles via Hwy. 97 and 138 Bend - 98 miles via Hwy 97 Medford - 91 miles via Hwy 62 and 230
Number of Sites:	142
Open - Closed:	Memorial Day weekend through mid-September, depending on the weather
Max. People per site:	8 in single sites 12 in "double sites"
Vehicles per single site:	1 (fee for additional vehicles)
Pets:	On leash, always attended
Operated by	Umpqua National Forest
Diamond Lake Ranger District:	(541) 498-2531

Broken Arrow Campground Reservations
Reservations Available	Reservations are available when campground is open. Make reservations from 4 days up to 6 months in advance of arrival.
Maximum vehicle length:	32 feet
Wheelchair accessible sites:	Several sites in loops F and G, accessible showers and restrooms
Fees:	$15 per night $20 for double sites
Reservations:	Broken Arrow Campground Reservations ($8 reservation fee)
Campground Map:	Broken Arrow Campground Map
Check-in, check-out:	check-in - 2:00 PM; check-out - 1:00 PM

Broken Arrow Campground Amenities
Campsites:	Picnic table, campfire ring, no hook-ups
Campground:	Flush toilets, grey water sumps, piped water
Showers:	Yes
Dump station:	Yes
Attractions near Broken Arrow Campground:	Use the great facilities at South Shore Picnic Area. Head to Diamond Lake for boating and fishing. A launch ramp is close to campground. Take advantage of Diamond Lake Resort for boat rentals. Try hiking on the John Dellenback Trail and Silent Creek Trail. Attend summer interpretive programs at Diamond Lake Campground. Enjoy the 11-mile paved bike and hike trails around the lake. Shop Amazon for Trout Fishing Best Sellers

Broken Arrow Campground

Broken Arrow Group Campground

Four group campsites are available at Broken Arrow Group Campground. The sites have the same amenities as the main Broken Arrow Campground. All sites are wheelchair accessible. Reservations are nonspecific; sites will be assigned upon arrival. Reservations may be made up to a year in advance of arrival date.

Two campsites can accommodate up to 40 people and 5 vehicles. (These areas will each take 5 motorhomes or 5 trailers (including towed vehicles) with space for 3 extra cars.)

The third site holds up to 56 people and 10 vehicles. This area will take 10 motorhomes (with towed vehicles) or 10 trailers with room for 3 extra cars.
Fees: smaller sites $70, larger site $95
Reservations: Broken Arrow Group Campground Reservations
($9 reservation fee)

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Broken Arrow Campground

Diamond Lake Area
Attractions and Activities

Drive 15 miles to Crater Lake National Park.
Rent a boat at Diamond Lake Resort, everything from fishing boats to paddle boats and bumper boats.
Find 5 public boat ramps and 3 fish cleaning stations around Diamond Lake. The North End Boat Ramp has a concrete jetty for shoreline fishing. The jetty is designed for persons with disabilities.
Spend the day at the South Shore Picnic Area next to Broken Arrow Campground. Find picnic sites, fireplaces, running water, and flush toilets at the picnic area. Sites are adapted for persons with disabilities. Enjoy a playground, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, & a swimming beach.
Schedule an outing with the Oregon Mountain Guides for guided mountain biking and hiking excursions.
Drive west on Highway 138 to beautiful Toketee Falls.
Hike or cycle on the famous North Umpqua Trail.
Hike on the Mt. Thielsen Trail to a nice viewpoint for the peak at mile 1.6.
Cool off at the Poole Creek Swimming Site. Also fish for Kokanee, brook and rainbow trout.

Key Broken Arrow Campground Regulations

Quiet Hours extend from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Dogs must be kept on leash and attended at all times.
Help avoid the spread of invasive insects by obtaining firewood locally.
Campfires may only be in developed fire pits.

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