Spot de pêche : Priest Hole Recreation Site

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Type du spot

Installation fédérale de pêche

Type d’installation

Facility

Adresse

Central Oregon Field Office, 3050 N.E. 3rd St., Prineville, OR, 97754

État

OR

Ville

Prineville

Détails des frais

No fees for camping or floating the one-mile section around Priest Hole.

Frais de pêche

No Fee

Informations d’accessibilité

View images of accessibility features in a new window. There is no cell phone reception at this newly updated site. The packed-gravel lot near the entrance to the site has 42 parking spaces, 7 of which are accessible and marked off with fire-hose dividers. All 7 of these spaces have access aisles for wheelchair vans. There are 2 kiosks at an appropriate height for mobility device users. The kiosk with a site map, along with the fee-payment box next to it, sits on somewhat uneven terrain. The site’s 2 accessible single-vault toilets are at opposite ends of a one-way packed-gravel loop. One toilet is near the boat ramp and picnic tables in the northeast part of the site; the other is near the picnic area in the southwest. The transition from gravel to concrete slab at the toilet entrances may be uneven. This site has no potable water. Of the 14 campsites, 9 are back-in sites and 5 have pull-through parking. None are designated as accessible but they all are similarly configured and likely to be appropriate for visitors with limited mobility. All the campsites are on packed gravel and have picnic tables with extended ends to accommodate wheelchair users, elevated fire rings with grill attachments, and tent pads. The flat gravel trail to the day-use area in the southwest corner of the site was designed to be accessible. It is 10 feet wide except at the beginning of the trail, where there is a 3-foot-wide pinch point to prevent vehicles from entering. The 4 picnic tables with extended ends in the nearby day-use area are on a slight slope. In the day-use area near the boat ramp, in the northeast part of the site, there are 3 picnic tables with extended ends. Both day-use areas are prone to flooding from the end of winter through early May. The flooding has washed away some of the gravel from the day-use areas, the loop, and other parts of the site, so visitors with limited mobility may need to use caution when flooding and erosion occurs Descriptions and photos uploaded M

Accès ADA

Priest Hole Recreation Site is primitive and not easily accessible for people with disabilities.

Itinéraire fourni

Priest Hole is located on the John Day River about 12 miles from Mitchell, Oregon. From Prineville, head east on Highway 26 and turn north on Burnt Ranch Road toward the John Day Fossil Beds, Painted Hills Unit. Pass the Painted Hills and follow the gravel road for three miles. Take a right (uphill) at the junction of Priest Hole or Burnt Ranch Rec Sites. From there, take a left downhill, following the sign to Priest Hole.

Téléphone

541-416-6700

Carte officielle

Ouvrir le lien officiel

Réservable

Non

Durée de séjour

14 days

Notes sur l’activité de pêche

Shore or boat fishing is available

Dernière mise à jour de la source

2026-09-04

Source des données : Recreation.gov RIDB · Conditions d’utilisation · Instantané : 2026-10-03