Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
(
800-723-8464;
www.800-rafting.com
;
602 Deschutes Ave)
Imperial River Company
RAFTING
(
800-395-3903;
www.deschutesriver.com
;
304 Bakeoven Rd)
Fly-Fishing
Fly-fishing on the Deschutes River is challenging and world renowned - the remoteness
of desert canyons makes it an unforgettable experience. In May and June, the stonefly
hatch drives Redside trout (and anglers) into a frenzy, while fall means steelhead trout
are in the crosshairs.
Ave)
, both in Maupin, are great places to buy gear and get advice. Call the
Fish & Wildlife
for current regulations.
Sleeping & Eating
Near Maupin are Bureau of Land Management (BLM) inexpensive campgrounds with
minimal facilities (bring water or a filter). Contact the
BLM Visitor Center
(
541-395-2778; 7 N Hwy 197; 10am-5pm Thu-Sun May-Sep)
, just west of the Deschutes River
Bridge, for details. Both the Oasis and Imperial River Company have restaurants, and
there are others in town.
Oasis
CABIN, CAMPGROUND$
( 541-395-2611;
www.deschutesriveroasis.com
;
609 US 97 S; RV & tent sites $20, cabins $45-85;
)
These 11 tiny cabins are simple but well equipped, and most have kitchenettes.
There's a small restaurant on the premises, and raft shuttle services are offered. RV and
campsites are nearby, closer to the river.
Maupin City Park
CAMPGROUND$
( 541-395-2252; 206 Bakeoven Rd; tent/RV sites $24/32; )
Near the Imperial River Com-
pany, this pleasant campground has running water, showers and RV hookups - along
with a boat ramp (day use $4 to $5). Kayaks and floats available to rent.
Imperial River Company
MOTEL$$$
( 800-395-3903;
www.deschutesriver.com
;
304 Bakeoven Rd; d from $99; )
Maupin's
best stay is this modern riverside lodge, featuring a good variety of rooms that range
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