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Pendleton KOA
- 1375 SE 3RD St.
- Pendleton, OR 97801-4101
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Pendleton owes its establishment to the Oregon Trail emigrants of the 1840s, who traveled across the rugged Blue Mountains to reach the West.
Our park offers a full range of amenities to accommodate your family or group's stay. The exceptional view of the Blue Mountains, along with our friendly and personalized service, is guaranteed to make your visit comfortable and enjoyable. We offer clean restrooms and shower facilities, plus a laundry area and a meeting room for groups.
Pendleton owes its establishment to the Oregon Trail emigrants of the 1840s, who traveled across the rugged Blue Mountains to reach the West. Today, those same rugged mountains and the beautiful Columbia River are just minutes from your comfortable base camp at this KOA. Spend the day exploring Pendleton's charming galleries and shops or the world-famous Pendleton Woolen Mills, which has been distributing locally made blankets and tapestries since 1909. Nearby, the Wildhorse Resort & Casino hosts many renowned entertainers and events throughout the year. Home to the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, the Pendleton area is rich in history and culture. Enjoy the comfortable facilities at the campground, including free Wi-Fi and cable TV.
Campground Amenities
- All sites feature W/S/E and cable TV
- Mini-Storage Facility
- Basketball Hoop
- Picnic Table, Light, and Tree (at every pull-through site)
- Laundromat
- Meeting Room with Kitchen and Barbecue
- Playground
Campground Activities
Potluck Dinners
At our Potluck Dinners, great cooks bring their dishes to share (and maybe a recipe or two) with good conversation and laughter.
Ice Cream Socials
What a great way to meet your fellow campers. Create your own sundaes by choosing from a variety of toppings, such as flavored syrups, whipped cream, nuts and maybe some candy.
Sunday Pancake Breakfasts
Served hot from the griddle with sausage links, coffee and orange juice.
Fun for All:
Let's not forget that our park has the following fun things, in addition to the above:
- Kid's Playground
- Basketball Hoop
- Horseshoes
- Ladder Jacks
- Board Games and Puzzles
Farmers Market
Held every Friday from 4:00 p.m. to dusk on downtown Main Street - May through October
Stop by and enjoy the bounties of local area farmers offerings. There's always something going on at the Farmers Market, so don't be surprised to hear some good music, smell something cooking or even catch a belly dance going on.
Pendleton Mustard Mill
Who would have thought that we would have our own mustard mill? Barhyte Specialty Foods is just that. You can call and make arrangements to take a tour of their facilities and afterwards, stop by their gift shop to pick up some of their great mustards. Don't forget, we will carry Barhyte's products in our newly remodeled store/registration office for your convenience (store and registration office is under construction - estimated completion date is June 1, 2010).
Local Attractions
Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon
See the exhibits at the Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon.
Pendleton Underground Tours
The Underground is a tour through where the Chinese workers lived during the building of the railroad.
Tamástslikt Cultural Institute
The Tamastslikt Cultural Institute includes interactive exhibits, special events and a living culture village.
The Pendleton Woolen Mill Tours
See the spinning machines and watch the shuttles of the automatic looms weaving the blankets and sportswear.
Several Western Museums
The Umatilla County Historical Society Museum contains colorful displays on local tribes, the Oregon Trail, and fur trading companies. Children will enjoy the Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon, where they can create masterpieces in the arts and crafts room, bang on musical instruments, or learn from various hands-on exhibits. Rodeo fans can check out the Round-Up Hall of Fame for more cowboy, Native American, and Western history.
Family Aquatic Center
The Family Aquatic Center offers three pools for great family fun.
Friday Night on Main Street
Friday Night on Main Street includes entertainment and Farmer's Market.
The Wildhorse Casino and Indian Culture Displays
Enjoy the Wildhorse Casino featuring a golf course, a Tribal Museum, and entertainment.
