Escape the hustle of modern life with a stay at Grayback Campground. Located on Hwy 46 (Caves Hwy), just 8 mi. northwest of Oregon Caves National Monument, Grayback offers 39 campsites for tents with picnic tables and fire pits, available on a first come, first served basis. Drinking water, vault toilets, garbage disposal and a campground host are available. There is a 1-mi. interpretive loop trail and a nearby swimming hole. The west campground boundary is historic Sucker Creek, where one of the first gold strikes in Oregon took place. A smaller campground, Cave Creek, is located closer to Oregon Caves National Monument but offers fewer amenities. Camping fees at Grayback are modest, and day use is free. Maximum vehicle length for parking is 35 ft. WHERE: 12 mi. east of Cave Junction on Hwy 46 MORE INFO: Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest Wild Rivers Ranger District, 541-592- 4000
