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Umpqua NF / Diamond Lake Foraging Conditions — ForageIQ

Umpqua NF / Diamond Lake

Umpqua National Forest and the North Umpqua River corridor — southwest Oregon Cascades. Douglas fir, western hemlock, western red cedar, sugar pine, and Pacific silver fir. Diamond Lake, Crater Lake\u2019s northern approach, the Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness. Fall matsutake, chanterelle (Pacific golden + rainbow), cauliflower, hedgehog, and lobster flushes.

Trees:Douglas Fir Western Hemlock Sugar Pine

Permit Info →

Updated Apr 19, 6:23 PM MT

Foraging Potential95/100

✅Moisture

✅Soil Temp

✅No Freeze

✅No Drought

Precip 7d

0.70"

Precip 14d

1.40"

Soil Temp

50°F

SWE

Snow Water Equivalent — how much water is in the snowpack vs. normal. Declining SWE means snowmelt is adding moisture to the soil.

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Nearby Camping

Within(21)

Emile Shelter

developed

~2.9 mi from center

Willow Flats Sump

developed

~3.6 mi from center

White Creek Campground

developed

USFS~3.7 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Lake in the Woods Campground

developed

~4 mi from center

Lake In The Woods Campground

developed

USFS~4.1 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Coolwater Campground

developed

USFS~4.2 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Coolwater Campground

developed

~4.3 mi from centerFee required/night

7 sites

Reserve →

Hemlock Lake Campground

developed

USFS~4.9 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Fairy Shelter Forest Camp

developed

~5.2 mi from center

Hemlock Meadows CG

developed

~5.3 mi from center

Hemlock Meadows Campground

developed

USFS~5.3 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Cougar Shelter Forest Camp

developed

~6.4 mi from center

Snowbird Shelter Forest Camp

developed

~7 mi from center

WOLF CREEK GROUP SITE

developed

USFS~7.3 mi from center

Reserve →

Wolf Creek Campground

developed

USFS~7.3 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Susan Creek Campground

developed

BLM~8.2 mi from center<p>A $5.00 per additional vehicle charge must paid upon arrival in the fee box at the campground informational kiosk.</p>/night

Reserve →

BOGUS CREEK CAMPGROUND

developed

USFS~8.6 mi from center$5.00 per additional vehicle per day, payable only at campground $15.00 per night for additional camping units/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Deer Flat Group Campground

developed

USFS~8.6 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Buckhead Mountain Forest Camp

developed

~9 mi from center

Apple Creek Campground

developed

USFS~9.6 mi from centerFee required/night

Umpqua National Forest

Reserve →

Williams Creek Campground

developed

~9.7 mi from center

⚠ Road Access Notice

Always verify road access is public before following GPS directions to mountain areas. Many forest roads are seasonal, gated, or require 4WD. Dispersed camping follows USFS/BLM rules (typically 14-day limit). Check ranger district offices for current road and campground conditions.

Umpqua NF / Diamond Lake

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Nearby Camping

Emile Shelter

Willow Flats Sump

White Creek Campground

Lake in the Woods Campground

Lake In The Woods Campground

Coolwater Campground

Coolwater Campground

Hemlock Lake Campground

Fairy Shelter Forest Camp

Hemlock Meadows CG

Hemlock Meadows Campground

Cougar Shelter Forest Camp

Snowbird Shelter Forest Camp

WOLF CREEK GROUP SITE

Wolf Creek Campground

Susan Creek Campground

BOGUS CREEK CAMPGROUND

Deer Flat Group Campground

Buckhead Mountain Forest Camp

Apple Creek Campground

Williams Creek Campground

Viable Species