Welcome to Captain Tuckers Quarters - Private Campground Of Riley Oregon

We are a retired disabled couple offering an RV hookup spot for travelers of Highway 20 that need a safe place to camp. 

 Nothing fancy just a good nights rest with peace and quiet.

 ( We are not a place of business or an RV park this is our hobby)

COST:  Donations only in person

Types of donations accepted cash,  no molasses senior equine feed , duck and geese feed or large bags of dry cat food for the feral and semi feral cats. 

All calls are screened due to the consistent calls from scammers and criminals targeting businesses listed on Google. Legitimate potential guest's please do leave a message text preferred  I will get back in touch within the hour. Thank you for your understanding.  

     Donations go toward the habitat restoration projects, along with help for the care of many feral and semi feral cats and care for our senior hospice rescue mule, Andy.

FYI our senior hospice care mule Andy has free roam of our property.

Text or Call upon arrival so I can open our gate for you.

Keep It Rural~ Keep It Wild  ®™2023 2027

Safe travels ,enjoy the journey appreciate the destinations.

G. & "TT" Tucker

Honoring Captain

Keep It Rural~ Keep It Wild ~Safe Travels  ~ Enjoy The Journey's  & Appreciate The Destinations ®© 2020-2027

Sadly Captain Eor Crunch Tucker has been laid to rest on April 22 of 2024 at 43 years of age.

He stole and warmed the hearts of all that came to meet and know him. Despite the difficult start he had in life and hardships he had to endure along with his special needs he was always gentle natured. He is sorely missed now free from earthly bonds roaming lush and abundant pastures of the heavens. 

Rest in peace sweet Captain

FENCED IN OFF LEASH DOG PARK and AMMENITIES

30 AMP power

Potable water

Restroom

Picnic Table

Equine Corral 

 Fenced in off leash dog park located at Captain's Quarters Private Campground

All other areas of our property dogs must be leashed.

Text or Call  503-451-3830

15830 HWY 20, Riley Oregon 97758

(MILE MARKER 101 AND A HALF)

Entrance to dog park located near roadside next to green porta-potty. 

Pronghorn Quick Facts

 Did you know  Pronghorn can run at speeds close to 60 miles an hour.

Pronghorn can see movement up to 4 miles away, thanks to their large, forward-facing eyes and a 300-degree field of vision. This exceptional eyesight is a key part of their defense against predators.

Central Oregon’s High Desert Supports Diverse Wildlife

 Central Oregon’s high desert supports diverse wildlife, including mule deer, elk, pronghorn antelope, coyotes, and predators like mountain lions and bobcats. The shrub-steppe landscape, rivers, and forests are home to golden eagles, osprey, beaver, river otters, and various reptiles like pygmy short-horned lizards.

Key Wildlife Species

Mammals: Mule deer, Rocky Mountain elk, pronghorn antelope, coyotes, grey wolves, bobcats, mountain lions, beaver, porcupines, and various rodents.

Birds: Golden eagles, osprey, burrowing owls, prairie falcons, raptors, and waterfowl.

Reptiles: Sagebrush lizard, western skink, side-blotched lizard, and pygmy short-horned lizard.

Small/Wetland Animals: River otters, muskrats, mink, American badger, and long-tailed weasels.

Seasonal Wildlife Trends

Winter often provides the best viewing opportunities for large mammals (deer, elk, pronghorn) as they congregate in lower-elevation valley bottoms and riparian areas to avoid deep snow. Raptors such as hawks, falcons, and owls are also commonly seen hunting over open fields during winter.

Tip: A thriving colony of rock chucks (yellow-bellied marmots) can often be seen along roadsides in Bend.

Safe Travels and Happy Adventures ~ Enjoy The Journey and Appreciate The Destinations.

Keep It Rural ~ Keep It Wild 

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