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Walton Lake

Contact Info
Ochoco National Forest, 3160 Ne 3Rd St.
Prineville, OR 97754

Phone 1:
541-416-6500
Basics
Number of Sites:
29

Amenities

Basic Amenities
  • Drinking Water
  • Flush Toilets
Special Features
  • Fishing
Additional Conveniences
  • Boat Ramp

Details

Season
Open through Sun Oct 06 2013
Location
Getting There:
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
44.43306, -120.33667
44°25'59"N, 120°20'12"W

From Prineville, Oregon, take Highway 26 east for 16 miles. Turn right at the junction to Walton Lake and Big Summit Prairie (County Road 23) and travel 9 miles to Forest Service Road 22. Turn left and proceed approximately 7 miles to Walton Lake. The campground will be on the left.

Basic Info
Total Sites:
29
Tent Sites:
6
Visitors can choose to spend their vacation relaxing by fishing on the shore of Walton Lake, or swimming and paddling in the water. There is a swimming beach, fishing pier and boat ramp, and the lake is stocked with rainbow trout and catfish.

There are also many trails nearby for those who would like to explore on foot or mountain bike. This includes the 7.5-mile multi-use Round Mountain Trail as well as the 1-mile Walton Lake Trail, which offers many scenic views around the lake.

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