Oregon Dog Camping

Oregon Dog Camping is a cage-free dog boarding operation on a 40-acre wooded property outside Banks, Oregon. The acreage borders Tillamook State Forest, so guests spend their days on open land rather than in kennel runs. It is a family-run hobby farm, shared with goats, chickens, ducks, and rabbits.

What a stay looks like

Boarding here is built around outdoor space and time with people, not scheduled turnout from a run. Extra walks, attention, and play time are included at no charge. Dogs that need medication or a special diet can be accommodated, and grooming is available on site.

Services and amenities

• Cage-free boarding on 40 acres bordering Tillamook State Forest
• Free extra walks, attention, and play time
• Grooming available during a stay
• Medication administration and special diets
• Pick-up and drop-off at $1 per mile

Rates, payment, and booking

Published nightly rates range from $40 to $70 per night. Two dogs staying seven or more days qualify for a multi-dog rate, and extended stays come with discounts. Payment is accepted by cash, check, PayPal, or Venmo. Booking is handled by phone at 971-226-2553, and the farm is at 58232 NW Strassel, Banks, OR 97106.

Is it a good fit

Cage-free boarding suits dogs who are comfortable around other dogs and settle into a household routine. Because the property is a working hobby farm with goats, chickens, ducks, and rabbits, dogs that ignore livestock will do best. Owners who want their dog outdoors and moving, instead of resting in a kennel between walks, are the closest match. Anyone with questions about fit should call before booking, since reservations go through the phone anyway.