Riley, Oregon - Mile Marker 101½
Private Campground & Hobby Farm
"Keep It Rural · Keep It Wild"
We're George and TT Tucker, a retired couple in our 60s offering an RV hookup spot for travelers of Highway 20 that need a place to stop and rest for the night. 50 acres, one location.
This is not a place of business or an RV park. This is our hobby. We run on donations only, and everything goes toward our rescue animals, habitat restoration, and keeping the restrooms stocked.
Named in honor of "Captain Eor Crunch." Formerly Tuckers Private Campground.
50 acres, zero light pollution.
No set rates. We accept donations in person. Cash, animal feed, or cat food.
Not a chain or franchise. Just us and our animals.
Full 30 AMP hookup.
Fresh water on-site.
Free WiFi available.
Restroom on the property.
Fenced area for dogs to run. Leashes required everywhere else.
Picnic table on-site.
Corral available if you're traveling with horses.
Zero light pollution on the property.
We're also a small wildlife refuge and rescue. Donations go toward their care.
Our 25-year-old senior hospice rescue mule. He has free roam of the entire property.
Our rescue geese.
Free-roaming, seasonal. Share the grounds with visiting waterfowl.
Semi-feral and socialized rescue cats. Cat food donations help keep them fed.
Migrating waterfowl, Oregon tree frogs, and pronghorn are regular visitors to the property.
"Leave No Trace"
All donations support veterinary care, animal feed, restroom maintenance, and habitat restoration on the property.
No light pollution on 50 acres. Dark Sky Sanctuary area.
Obsidian and Oregon sunstone in the area.
Pronghorn, migrating waterfowl, and Oregon tree frogs around the property.
Hunting in the surrounding area during season.
Captain Eor Crunch Tucker was a 43-year-old rescue who came to us despite difficult early circumstances. He was always gentle natured and warmed the hearts of all that came to meet and know him.
Captain passed on April 22, 2024. We like to think he's roaming lush and abundant pastures of the heavens now. This place carries his name.
Camping gives you a more immersive experience but takes longer to set up and break down. RV travel gives you comfort and convenience, and works better for folks with mobility concerns.
We welcome RVs of all sizes.
Pronghorn can run close to 60 miles an hour. Fastest land animal in the Western Hemisphere. They can see movement up to 4 miles away with a 300-degree field of vision.
You'll spot them around the property, especially at dawn and dusk.
Conditions on Highway 20 can change fast, especially in winter and early spring. Check before you head out:
Worth checking before you drive.
Required for all stays. Same-day bookings are welcome. Text or call to reserve your spot.
Up to 5 nights with prior arrangements.
Donation-based, accepted in person only after arrival. Cash, no-molasses senior equine feed, duck/geese feed, or large bags of dry cat food.
Closed during winter. We typically reopen April 1 (sometimes as early as late March, weather depending).
Text or call when you arrive for gate access. No need to unhook your vehicle from your RV.
Dogs welcome. Off-leash in the fenced dog park, leashed everywhere else.
Mile Marker 101½
26.6 miles west on Hwy 20. On the left side, 3 miles past Riley Fuel.
99 miles east on Hwy 20. On the right side at Mile Marker 101½.