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September 21, 2023
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Sugar Pine at Howard Prairie Lake

Sugar Pine Campground is CLOSED for 2023.

Group Camp Reservations can be made up to 9 months in advance of your desired arrival date. Call the Parks Office at (541) 774-8183.

Sugar Pine Group Campground at Howard Prairie Lake covers a total of 156 acres, including .94 miles of lake frontage.

Nestled in the forests of the Cascade Mountains that surround beautiful Howard Prairie Lake, this exclusive-use Group Camp Area is very popular with all types of groups.

This picturesque park provides numerous activities such as camping, fishing, boating, hiking, swimming or just relaxing by the shoreline of this peaceful alpine lake.

With 11 campsites (no hookups) and a capacity of 150, a group fire ring, fire pits, barbecues, picnic tables, horseshoe pits, lake access (60 feet from camp), swim cove, grey water dump sites and vault toilets,
Sugar Pine Group Campground is the perfect getaway destination to host your family reunion, business retreat, wedding party, or other social gathering.

Elevation:
4527 Feet

ODFW Fishing Report:
Howard Prairie Reservoir

Bureau of Reclamation:
Lake Levels

 ADA AccessibilityADA Accessibility
1. Gravel Parking Lot 2. CXT Vault Toilet

Amenities & Park Fees

Amenities:
• 11 Campsites (No Hookups)
• Picnic Tables
• Campfire Rings
• One Group Fire Ring
• Barbecues
• Horseshoe Pits
• Vault Toilets
• Grey Water Dump Sites
• Restroom/Shower Facility at nearby Klum Landing Park


Fees:
$250/night by Reservation - Parks Office

Maximum Stay Limit at ALL Jackson County Parks: 14 days out of any 30-day period

CHECK IN: 2 PM    CHECK OUT: 12 PM


Open Dates/Hours:
Open for Group Reservations mid April - October (dates may vary - contact Parks Office)


Location/Directions:
Howard Prairie Dam Access Road, Ashland, Oregon - 47 miles southeast of Medford, OR
28 miles east of Ashland, OR - Take I-5 to Ashland Exit 14, east on Highway 66 (1 mile)
Take Dead Indian Memorial Rd (Mountain Lakes) approximately 17 miles to Hyatt Prairie Rd
Go approximately 5 miles to Dam Road, take Dam Road to Sugar Pine Park