Fishing spot: Spring Recreation Site

Verified source data

Fishing feature type

Federal fishing facility

Facility type

Facility

Address

Vale District Office, 100 Oregon St., Vale, OR, 97918

State

OR

City

Vale

Fee details

$5.00 per vehicle per night, $2.00 day use fee

Accessibility information

Click the image above to view more photos of accessibility features at this site. The Spring Recreation Site sits on 3 terraces, which are connected by a packed-gravel road. Two large parking areas, primarily for boat and trailer parking, sit at the south end of the site, and 2 other parking areas are scattered through the site near the toilets and campsites. Parking spaces are packed gravel. The parking spots adjacent to the toilets are not currently marked for accessible vehicles but are wide enough to accommodate vehicles with a mobility device ramp or lift. There are 2 unshaded information kiosks, 1 at the entrance to the campground and 1 near the boat launch, that provide details about fees, boating safety, regulations, and fire restrictions. Next to each kiosk is a pay tube at a height appropriate for visitors using mobility devices. Five unisex accessible vault toilets are dispersed across the site: 1 by the entrance; 2 near the upper and lower parking areas for the boat ramp; and 2 that are centrally located in the campground, between the 2 upper terraces above the tent sites. These toilets, which are designated as accessible, sit on concrete pads, have wide entrances, and are equipped with handrails. They do not have sinks. Drinkable water from a natural spring is available at the site. Frost-free water hydrants with pull-up handles are dispersed throughout the campground and are at height appropriate for mobility device users. Of the campsites available, 9 of the sites are adjacent to parking and so are more easily accessible to people with mobility issues. Another 8 sites are in a grassy area on 2 terraces in the middle part of the Spring Rec site and are not immediately adjacent to parking. There are also 5 sites (in addition to the host site) on the narrow terrace that is closer to gravel parking. RVs can park on two of the campground’s gravel roads. Some of the campsites are connected by narrow grass and dirt paths and/or railroad tie steps. When consi

Source directions

From Interstate 84 east or west, go to the small town of Huntington, Oregon. On the east end of town, there is a street sign directing you to the “Spring Rec Site.” Following this sign, after leaving town, you will be on the Snake River Road. Follow this narrow, paved road approximately three miles to the Spring Recreation Site.

Phone

541-473-3144

Official map

Open official link

Reservable

No

Source last updated

2026-09-03

Data source: Recreation.gov RIDB · Use terms · Source snapshot: 2026-10-03