Campground · McKenzie River · McKenzie Pass Highway (Hwy 242), near McKenzie Bridge
Limberlost Group Campground
Book individually or as a group! Twelve sites booked together as one big group camp, up to 50 people, just a mile up the historic McKenzie Pass Highway — a solid reunion or scout-troop basecamp near Belknap Hot Springs and the Three Sisters Wilderness.
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Getting there & parking+
From McKenzie Bridge, travel east on Highway 126 to Highway 242, then follow Hwy 242 east about 1 mile to Limberlost.
Facilities & accessibility+
- Vault toilets
- Picnic tables at each site
- Fire rings (no firewood supplied — bring your own)
- Garbage service
No potable water on-site. Open May through September.
Reservations & fees+
Limberlost is reserved as one group camp (all 12 sites together), not available by the individual site. Book through Recreation.gov. Check-in 2 p.m., check-out 1 p.m. Senior/Access Pass holders get 50% off overnight fees.
Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., max stay is 14 days in a 60-day window, and dogs must be leashed at all times (max 6 ft). Horses and pack animals are permitted at this site.
Nearby attractions+
Three Sisters Wilderness, Mt. Washington Wilderness, Lost Creek, and Belknap Hot Springs are all in range.
Fishing & boating access+
River and stream fishing is available nearby, along with swimming.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions +
Can individuals or small families book a single site at Limberlost?
No — Limberlost is reserved as one group camp (all 12 sites together), capacity up to 50 people, not available by the individual site.
Is there drinking water on-site?
No — bring your own.
Is firewood provided?
No — fire rings are provided but cut firewood is not.
Are horses allowed?
Yes, horse and pack animals are permitted at this site.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, leashed dogs (max 6 ft) are welcome throughout the group camp.
