ABC
Mountain Retreat in Northeastern Oregon offers you a place of beauty in
a peaceful atmosphere. Our log cabins, meeting facilities, RV sites and campsites in a unique Blue Mountain location are a great combination for your next weekend getaway, reunion or retreat!
Couples looking for a special time away together will enjoy our secluded cozy cabins with their ever-changing forested views. Groups will enjoy the new Bethany Pavilion for their meetings and meals!
Bring your families and friends for a memorable experience that the trees, fresh mountain air, and good company are sure to bring. We love to host church retreats for people of all ages. The only prerequisite is that you love the outdoors!
Browse through the pages
of this website to get information about facility and cabin rentals, camping opportunities and our Blue Mountain location.
Make your reservations online!
Email us for information at: info@abcmountainretreat.com
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Video of our camp!
We welcome Snowmobilers that wish to park their trailers here and ride the trails this Winter. We are located six miles below Tamarack Inn. We get lots of good snow for riding here! Parking fee of $5.00 per day. Visit the reservation page to reserve a spot in advance!
Our forested mountain retreat is situated on Hwy 204 about 30 minute's equal distance from Pendleton, Oregon and Walla Walla, Washington. Click here for map and driving directions. All highways leading to ABC Mountain Retreat are well-plowed and sanded for winter travel. Snowmobiling is great here in the winter time!
We have a variety of amenities to offer that include nineteen fully equipped RV sites with water, sewer, and electrical hookups. Camping areas offer shaded and open tent sites. Heated restrooms and hot showers are nearby.
Your group will enjoy horseshoe pits, volleyball, and a children's playground. We have also put in an 18-hole Frisbee Golf course that winds through the trees. Try it! For an invigorating stroll, we have beautiful trails that take you through the trees, and around the lake. Meet our new ducks!
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