Known to most travelers as an Oregon destination, the Blue Mountains span 4,000 square miles, including seven northeastern Oregon and three southeastern Washington counties.
The park’s unique accommodations include two eight-person teepees and a 20-person loft in a lodge with a fireplace. The large Puffer Butte Lodge at 4,000 feet stands at the north end of Hells Canyon, the Grand Ronde River and the Wallowa mountain range, while the smaller Wohelo Lodge borders a sledding and tubing hill and miles of hiking and bike trails.
Puffer Butte and its surroundings blossom with color year-round, from the wildflower-sprinkled hills of spring to the russet and sapphire mountains of summer. Winter brings powder and sparkles, delighting snowshoers and cross-country skiers.
Between the park, its neighboring scenic drives and Grand Ronde River swim spots, you won’t need outside entertainment on your Fields Spring vacation. The area will keep you busy and awestruck for the length of your stay and beyond.
Fields Spring State Park is an 825-acre forested camping park in the Blue mountains of southeastern Washington. The park is open year round. Click here for more information.
For more information on Puffer Butte and Wohelo, visit the Retreat Center page.
Discover Pass: A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to state parks for day use. For more information about the Discover Pass and exemptions, please visit the Discover Pass web page.
Sno-Park Permit: Visitors can purchase a one-day or annual Sno-Park permit at the park office between Dec. 1 and April 30. For more Sno-Park Permit information, visit online.
