Plush
The Native Americans who first lived around Plush were some of the first residents of North America.
Later settlers brought sheep and cattle ranches to this arid valley in Southern Oregon under the gaze of the Warner Mountains. Contemporary visitors are drawn to the area’s remote natural beauty. Fish the high-desert lakes, see wildlife at the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge and go rockhounding at the Oregon Sunstone Public Collection Area.
Things To Do
Happy Horse Deli & Antiques
A great little lunch spot with wonderful homemade soups daily, specials, great sandwichs, large portions. This is a fun little […]
Papa Dan’s Restaurant & Bowling Alley
From mexican food to pizza to great sandwichs and burgers, this is a great little spot. You can even get […]
Burger Queen
Old style drive through or eat in for great burgers, sandwichs, milkshakes, soup and ice cream. Try the soup & […]
Lake End Village RV Park
Lake End Village is a monthly minimum stay RV Park. They believe that reducing the daily in and out traffic […]
Oregon Outback RV Park
Oregon Outback RV Park is a small family-owned RV Park located in the Southeast area of Oregon. The safe, family-friendly […]
The High Desert Hideaway RV Park
This Lakeview Oregon RV Park, The High Desert Hideaway, is a boutique style RV Park tucked away in Lakeview’s downtown […]
Silver Creek Marsh Campground
Silver Creek Marsh Campground is located 30 minutes south of Silver Lake, Oregon. The Silver Creek March Campground offers campsites […]
Cottonwood Trailhead
Provides access to: Cottonwood Loop Trail #128, Cougar Peak Trail #125, and Cottonwood Creek Trail #127. The Cottonwood Trail System, is open to […]
Deep Creek Campground
Deep Creek campground is located in the South Warner Mountains, one hour 25 minutes southeast of Lakeview, Oregon. This site offers rustic […]
