Inlet Campground is set deep in the forest close to where the North Umpqua River spills into Lemolo Lake. Many popular Umpqua National Forest trails strike out from around the lake into the wilderness. All kinds of boating are permitted on the lake, along with waterskiing and wake boarding. Fishing is very good for Kokanee and rainbow and brook trout.
Inlet Campground has 13 campsites for RVs, trailer, and tents. There is no potable water at the campground.
| Inlet Campground Basics | |
|---|---|
| Inlet Campground Location: | 72 miles east of Roseburg on Highway 138, then Forest Rd. 2610 (Bird's Pt. Rd.) for 3 miles and then Forest Rd. 2614 for 2½ miles. |
| Elevation: | 4,160 feet |
| Nearby Gateway Cities: | Roseburg - 78 miles |
| Number of Sites: | 13 |
| Open - Closed: | Early May through late October, depending on the weather |
| Max. People per single site: | 8 |
| Vehicles per single site: | 1 (fee for additional vehicles) |
| Pets: | On leash, always attended |
| Operated by | Umpqua National Forest |
| Diamond Lake Ranger District: | (541) 498-2531 |
| Reservations | |
|---|---|
| No Reservations Available | All campsites at Inlet Campground are first-come, first-served. |
| Maximum vehicle length: | 25 feet |
| Wheelchair accessible sites: | None designated |
| Fees: | $10 per night |
| Check-in, check-out: | check-in - 1:00 PM check-out - 11:00 AM |
| Inlet Campground Amenities | |
|---|---|
| Campsites: | Picnic table, campfire ring; no hook-ups |
| Campground: | Vault toilets, no potable water |
| Showers: | No |
| Dump station: | No |
| Attractions near Inlet Campground: |
Trout Fishing Best Sellers |
Inlet Campground
Inlet Campground
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