Sisters Creekside Campground

June 5-7th 2023. We arrived without a reservation and snagged a cancelation site for 2 nights. Great campground conveniently located in town. Rode our bikes all over. Try and get a site back by the residential area as the main road is very busy with a lot of street noise, (especially semi trucks) zooming right through the middle of town. Clean restroom and combo bath house. Very helpful and friendly camp hosts. Close to the little creek right over the pedestrian bridge. Lots of big Ponderosa Pines.

We Stayed Here In 2018 And Loved It. We Were Back In 2023 And Sad To Say It Has Gone Downhill. The Sites Are so Close Together. But The Worst Is Hardly Any Gravel For Each Site. The entire Park IsThis Fine Back Silt That Leaves A Tarry Residue On Feet And Paws, and inside your RV. While It’s Close To Town , They Could Do A Lot Better, And Have In The Past. If you are ready to thoroughly clean your RV and pet after staying here, have at it. Probably Covid Affected Staffing And camp maintenance. 😢

Lovely campground with water and electricity only. Dumps available on way out. Fire pits, picnic tables and clean bathrooms. Dishwashing area available I am assuming for tent campers. Walkable distance to cute town of Sisters where there are numerous shops and restaurants. Great bicycling around the area. Campground is confusing with no markings for directions to drive so we had great difficulty finding our camp site number. # 46 was very nice but a little close to the highway. Very little traffic noise at night though. Password protected internet that worked well for most of our stay.

Nicely kept campground, with plenty of fresh air, nestled among well spaced pine trees. Loved the smell of the pines! Gravel site was level, and long enough to stay hitched to tow vehicle. Restrooms and showers were of standard state park design (showers cost extra). within walking distance to shops and restaurants in Sisters. Highway nearby, but not noticeable from 10pm-7am.

The campground was very well maintained and saw police patrolling which was nice. We were at spot #17 and had no sites to our right which was great but all other spots the camp side is right on top of electric pedestal and sewer for adjacent sites. Really only complaint other than size was a street lamp in the park which had an obnoxious hum and was on 24/7.

These are great level gravel RV sites, most with full hookups. They all have fire pits and picnic tables. The whole campground is shaded by large pine trees and has a lovely little creek running by. We stayed toward the back of the park, which was very quiet. I believe spots to the front would have a bit more road noise.
The small town center of Sisters in within walking distance and offers a lot of variety of good restaurants and stores. Lot's of hiking trails in the surrounding area. Very dog friendly!

The park is very pretty and well maintained with clean bathrooms and coin-operated showers. There are lots of tall pines and shaded areas. There is an accessible trail that takes you over a covered footbridge into the city park. From there you walk across the street and you are in downtown Sisters.

This would be a great place to stop for the night but I would not consider it a destination. For one thing, Sisters is a cool town with lots of interesting shops and restaurants but it is quite expensive. Second was the road noise at the campground. Highway 20 is the main drag and very busy with cars and semi trailer traffic. Our spot #47 was on the highway side of the park and less than 50 yards from the highway. Things got quiet at night but this is not the kind of camping we like to do.

I had a nice dinner at Rancho Viejo in town. ($60 for 2)