What to know about Dayville
The Sheep Rock Unit of John Day Fossil Beds National Monument is between Dayville and Kimberly. Source: home.nps.gov.
For a temporary project in Dayville, confirm the crew count, duration, water and wastewater arrangements at the site.
Dayville at a glance
- Population
- 141
- County
- Grant
- Incorporated
- 1913-10-25
- Elevation
- 2,369 ft
The population is Portland State University’s July 1, 2025 certified estimate, published by the League of Oregon Cities. It is an estimate, not a current headcount. Certified city populations · City profile.
Plan basecamp support for the actual site
For a temporary basecamp, plan sleeping, meals, sanitation, laundry, supply deliveries and waste collection as one operating layout. The local context above helps frame the questions; the exact equipment depends on the project address and operating plan.
Prepare a useful Dayville site brief
- Address and access. Share the exact site, placement surface, clearance, turning route and unloading point.
- Operations. State the dates, staffing or visitor pattern, daily volume and any restrictions on deliveries or servicing.
- Utilities. Document available power, potable water, wastewater arrangements and who will approve connections.
- Equipment fit. Describe the function, capacity and workflow so the team can check a proposed unit rather than relying on a category name alone.