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Emigrant Lake County Park
Ashland, OR
Phone: (541) 774-8183
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Located 20 miles southeast of Medford via I-5 to Exit 14. Waterslide and food concession is open daily, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Day use open year-round. Sunset Campground: March 15-October 15. New RV Park. |
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Howard Prairie Lake Recreational Area
Ashland, OR
Phone: (541) 482-1979
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Located 22 miles east of I-5 and Ashland via Hwy 66. Great trout fishing. Campgrounds for tents and RV's, plus lodging. Open April 15-November 1. Lily Glen open year-round. Services from March 15-November 1. |
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Lithia Park
Ashland, OR
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This 93-acre park is Ashland crown jewel. The park contains tennis courts, a sandpit volleyball court, picnic areas, colorful landscaping and a children's playground. Park also offers undeveloped woodlands, a Japanese garden, two duck ponds, a formal rose garden, and groves of Sycamore trees. |
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Tubb Springs State Park Wayside
Ashland, OR
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Located on Hwy 66 east of Ashland. Day use only. |
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Bullards Beach State Park
Bandon, OR
Phone: (541) 347-2209
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Located two miles north of Bandon. Home of the Coquille River Lighthouse, with interpretive tours daily during summer months. Campground includes 185 sites with sewer and/or electrical hookups, 13 yurts, a horse camp and hot showers. Coquille Lighthouse tours, seven mile horse trail, meeting hall and 4.5 miles of beach. |
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Brookings |
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Alfred A. Loeb State Park
Brookings, OR
Phone: (541) 469-2021
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Northeast of Brookings, about 10 miles off Hwy 101 on the Chetco River. Park features three log cabins within sight of the river, a favorite with anglers. Myrtlewood-shaded campground has 50 sites with electricity and water. Hot showers. |
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Azalea City Park
Brookings-Harbor, OR
Phone: (541) 469-2021
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Located three blocks off Hwy 101 in Brookings. 26-acre park with wild azaleas, "Kid Town" play structure, a community garden, a covered band shell, picnic areas, and ball fields for day use. |
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Bud Cross City Park
Brookings-Harbor, OR
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Located in Brookings at 3rd & Ransom Streets. Has tennis and multi-purpose courts, ball fields and an outdoor swimming pool open May-October. |
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Harris Beach State Park
Brookings, OR
Phone: (541) 469-2021
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Located just north of Brookings. A sandy shoreline and spectacular seascape delight beachcombers and sightseers. Campground includes 86 sites with sewer and/or electrical hookups, 63 tent sites and six yurts. Hot showers, cable TV available at selected sites. |
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Stout Park
Brookings-Harbor, OR
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Located in Brookings near Manley Arts Center. |
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Cave Junction |
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Grayback and Caves Creek Campgrounds
Illinois Valley, OR
Phone: (541) 592-3400
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Located at the Oregon Caves National Monument. Take Oregon Caves Exit from Cave Junction. |
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Griffin Park South
Illinois Valley Area, OR
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Located on Hwy 199, 6.7 miles from Grants Pass. Right on Riverbanks Road 6.2 miles, then right on Griffin Road to park. Open April 1 to September 30. |
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Illinois River Forks State Park
Illinois Valley Area, OR
Phone: (541) 592-2631
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Just south of Cave Junction. This 511-acre park surrounds forks of the Illinois River. Contact Illinois Valley Visitor Center for more information. Gateway to a unique geological area with rare plants. Day use only. |
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Lake Selma Country Park
2700 Lakeshore Drive
Selma, OR 97538
Phone: (541) 474-5285
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Located off Hwy 199. A man-made lake with state record bass fishing, boating, camping, swimming, complete with store and boat rentals. Open April 1-September 30. |
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Page Mountain Snow Park
Illinois Valley Area, OR
Phone: (541) 592-2166
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Located off Hwy 199. Sled, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and summertime mountain biking. Snow Park permits required in the winter. Contact the Illinois Valley Ranger District for information. |
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Schroder Park South
Illinois Valley Area, OR
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Located on Hwy 199, 22 miles from Grants Pass. Right on Willow Lane, 2.3 miles to park. Open year-round. |
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Bastendorff Beach State Park
4250 Bastendorff Beach Loop Rd.
Charleston, OR 97542
Phone: (541) 888-5353
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Located 1/4 mile off the Cape Arago Hwy, two miles west of Charleston. 81 overnight campsites. Open year-round. |
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Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
North Bend/Coos Bay, OR
Phone: (541) 271-3611
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Coos Bay to Reedsport. The headquarters is located at the junction of Hwy 101 and Hwy 38. A film on the dunes and information about recreational opportunities are available here. |
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Shore Acres State Park and Botanical Gardens
Charleston, OR
Phone: (541) 888-3732
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A former lumber baron estate with five acres of formal gardens and breathtaking ocean views is located 3.5 miles south on Cape Arago Hwy outside of Charleston. Holiday Light Celebration in December is a must (an admission fee is charged). |
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South Slough Estuarine Reserve
Charleston, OR
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Off Cape Arago Hwy, on Seven Devils Rd., is a 4,400-acre freshwater and saltwater reserve with wonderful hiking and canoe trails. The visitor center is open daily June-August, weekdays the rest of the year. |
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Sunset Bay State Park
Charleston, OR
Phone: (541) 888-4902
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On a sheltered bay three miles west of Charleston on Cape Arago Hwy. Facilities include a campground (with 29 full hookups, 31 electrical and 66 tent sites, plus eight yurts and hot showers), boat ramp, and swimming area with bathhouse. |
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Jackson F. Kimball State Park & Campground
Fort Klamath, OR
Phone: (541) 783-2471
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Three miles north of the quaint town of Fort Klamath and only 20 minutes to the south entrance of Crater Lake National Park. Peace and solitude is the main focus here. Enjoy a short hike through the quaking aspens to the headwaters of the Wood River. |
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Gold Beach |
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Buffington City Park
Gold Beach, OR
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Located in Gold Beach. Offers covered and open picnic facilities, tennis courts, paths and "Kid Castle" play structure. Port Orford also has a Buffington Park. Turn west on 13th St. |
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Geisel Monument
Gold Beach, OR
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Five miles north of Gold Beach. Located off Hwy 101, this day use area state park contains a monument to one of the while families attacked by Oregon Indians in 1856 during the "Geisel Massacre." |
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Huntley Park
Gold Beach, OR
Phone: (541) 247-6269
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Located east of Gold Beach along the Rogue River. It offers camping overlooking the Rogue. |
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Illinois River Trail
Gold Beach, OR
Phone: (541) 247-6651
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North of Gold Beach. The Wild and Scenic portion of this river is 28 miles from Hwy 101. Shortly after crossing the Illinois River Bridge (just above the junction of the Illinois and Rogue Rivers) turn right on county road 450, four miles to Oak Flat, and the trailhead is at the end of the road. For extended hikes, check first at the Gold Beach Ranger Station for information and maps of the area. |
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Lobster Creek Camp
Gold Beach, OR
Phone: (541) 247-3382
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Located 10 miles east of Gold Beach up Jerry's Flat Road across the Lobster Creek Bridge and up FS Road 3310 eight miles. RV and group camping by reservation through the County Parks Office. |
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Pistol River State Scenic Viewpoint
Gold Beach, OR
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Located 11 miles south of Gold Beach. An area of stabilized sand dunes offering recreation and ecology study areas. Site of a major Rogue Indian battle. Day use only. |
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Quosatana Creek Campground
Gold Beach, OR
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Located 14.5 miles from Hwy 101. This campground on the Rogue River is a favorite spot for anglers. The campground is just east of the intersection with Forest Service Road 3313. |
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Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor
Gold Beach, OR
Phone: (541) 469-2021
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On Hwy 101 between Brookings and Gold Beach. A 12-mile long park with day use viewpoints overlooking unparallel ocean scenery. Some sites have picnic tables and modern restrooms. Day use only. |
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Wild Rogue Wilderness Area
Gold Beach, OR
Phone: (541) 247-6651
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Gold Beach area. Located 32 miles from Hwy 101, this area was established in 1978 and encompasses 36,000 acres of ruggedly scenic mountains and canyons accessible only by trail or river. Two hiking trails are found within the wilderness: the Rogue River Trail 1160, starting at Illahe and ending at Grave Creek about 40 miles upstream; and the Panther Ridge Trail 1253, several miles to the north hand accessible by road along the south fork of the Coquille River. No permits required for hiking, but log in at the trailhead. The Gold Beach Ranger Station has directions and maps. |
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Chinook Park
Grants Pass, OR
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Off Hwy 199 (Redwood Hwy) to Gordon Way, left to Chinook Lane, right to park. Open year-round. Pet on leash. Day use only. |
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Indian Mary Park
Grants Pass, OR
Phone: (541) 474-5285
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Located near Galice off I-5, Exit 61. Park is on the Rogue River and offers fishing and camping. Open April 1-October 31. |
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Riverside Park
Grants Pass, OR
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Located across the Caveman Bridge. A delightful mix of wide, grassy expanses that slope down to the river's edge and shaded playground and picnic areas. Concerts in the Park are held each Tuesday, June- August, in the early evenings, offering a variety of music artists. |
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Riverside West All Sports Park
Grants Pass, OR
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This park is located on 57 acres adjacent to the Rogue River, less than two miles west of downtown Grants Pass. Riverfront access, nature trails, a pedestrian and bicycle bridge as well as wildlife viewing areas and interpretive signs make this an ideal outdoor experience. |
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Sportsman's Park
Grants Pass, OR
Phone: (541) 476-2040
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Take I-5 to Exit 61, north on Frontage Rd (east of freeway), 2.7 miles. Day use only. |
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Tom Pearch Park
Grants Pass, OR
Phone: (541) 474-5285
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Grants Pass Parkway, turn south on Agness and follow directions to Foothill before going under freeway, follow signs to park. Open April 1 to September 30. Day use only. |
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Valley of the Rogue State Park
Grants Pass, OR
Phone: (541) 582-3128
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Located between Medford and Grants Pass on I-5 and the Rogue River. Amenities include boat ramp, interpretive trail and campground with 97 full hookup sites (sewer electricity and water), 49 sites with electricity and water, 21 tent sites, six yurts, and a group camp area. Meeting hall and 1.5 mile trail along the Rogue River. |
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White Horse Park
Grants Pass, OR
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Travel west on "G" street, eight miles to park entrance on Lower River Road. Open April 1 to September 30. |
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Applegate Lake
Jacksonville, OR
Phone: (541) 899-1812
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23 miles southwest of Medford. Located in the Rogue River National Forest, this is popular recreational lake. The forested slopes and peaks of the Siskiyou Mountains are reflected in the clear waters of Applegate Lake. |
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Britt Gardens
350 S. First St.
Jacksonville, OR 97530
Phone: (541) 776-7001
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This county park is home f the summer Peter Britt Music Festival. It offers limited picnic facilities and a great view of the valley. Open year-round. Day use only. |
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Cantrall-Buckley Park
Jacksonville, OR
Phone: (541) 776-7001
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Located eight miles southwest of Jacksonville off Hwy 240. Day use facilities on river for picnics, fishing, swimming, plus campgrounds with showers. Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, March 1-October 1, 10am-sunset. Campground open May 1-October 15. |
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Aspen Point Campground
Klamath Falls, OR
Phone: (541) 885-3400
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33 miles northwest of Klamath Falls at Lake of the Woods, right off Hwy 140. This area offers swimming, hiking, boating and much more. Camp in the middle of towering pine trees. |
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Collier Memorial State Park
Klamath Falls, OR
Phone: (541) 783-2417
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On Hwy 97 about 30 miles north of Klamath Falls. Features open air logging museum filled with early logging equipment and a pioneer log cabin village. Campground has 50 full hookup sites (sewer, electricity and water), 18 tent sites, and hot showers. Visitors enjoy fishing in two streams. |
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Fourmile Lake Campground
Klamath Falls, OR
Phone: (541) 885-3400
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Located at the foot of spectacular Mt. McLoughlin and on the shores of beautiful Fourmile Lake. 35 miles northwest of Klamath Falls off Hwy 140. This area offers camping, boating, fishing and picnicking. Hiking in this area is bar none with easy accessibility to the Sky Lake Wilderness area. |
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Gerber Reservoir
Klamath Falls, OR
Phone: (541) 883-6916
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50 miles east of Klamath Falls, past Bonanza. Enjoy camping, fishing and relaxing in a beautiful grove of ponderosa pines. |
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Lake of the Woods Camping
Klamath Falls, OR
Phone: (541) 949-8300
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35 miles northwest of Klamath Falls on Hwy 140. This high mountain lake resort rests amid the majestic fir and lofty pines, one can enjoy a variety of outdoor recreational activities year-round! Lodge, cabins, campground and a wonderful restaurant. |
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Topsy Reservoir Campground
Klamath Falls, OR
Phone: (541) 883-6916
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20 miles west of Klamath Falls, just past the town of Keno on Hwy 66. Great place for swimming and enjoying the sunshine among the pine trees. Close to Klamath Sportsman Park. |
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Joseph P. Stewart State Park
Medford, OR
Phone: (541) 560-3334
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On Lost Creek Reservoir, 35 miles northwest of Medford off Hwy 62. Park features a marina, swimming beach, 5.5 miles of hiking trails and six-mile bike trail. Campground has 151 sites with electricity and water, 50 tent sites and hot showers. |
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Oregon Parks & Recreation
3792 N. River Road
Gold Hill, OR 97525
Phone: (541) 582-1118
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Byway - Grave Creek to Marial BLM Backcountry
Merlin/Galice, OR
Phone: (541) 618-2200
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From I-5 via the Merlin-Galice access road. This scenic byway begins near the confluence of Grave Creek and the Rogue River. Total length is about 33 miles of single-lane gravel roads. It provides access to several attractions including the Rogue River National Recreation Trail, the Rogue River Ranch National Historic Site, Tucker Flat Recreation Site and lodges. Maps are available at BLM, Medford District Office. |
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Merlin's Community Park
Merlin/Galice, OR
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Cottonwood Meadows Recreation Area
Oregon Outback, OR
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28 miles west of Lakeview on Hwy 140. Eight miles northeast on Forest Service Road #3870. 24 unit family campground, 6,100 feet above sea level. Boating (motorboats prohibited), fishing, swimming, hiking. |
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Deep Creek Campground
Oregon Outback, OR
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Six miles north of Lakeview on Hwy 395. Eight miles east on Hwy 140, 14 miles southeast on Forest Service Road #3915. One mile southwest on FS #4015. Six unit family campground. 5,600 feet elevation. Fishing, gathering. |
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Dog Lake Recreation Area
Oregon Outback, OR
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10 miles west of Lakeview on Hwy 140. 4.5 miles south on county road 1-12, 12 miles west on Forest Service Road #4017. 10-unit family campground, two-unit group campground. 5,100 feet elevation. Boating (motorboat speed limit is five mph), fishing, swimming. |
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Drews Creek Campground
Oregon Outback, OR
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10 miles west of Lakeview on Hwy 140. 4.5 miles south on county 1-12, three miles west on Forest Service Road #4017. Four-unit family campground, two-unit group campground. 4,900 feet elevation. Fishing, softball, horseshoe pits. |
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East Davis Campground
High Country, OR
Phone: (541) 433-3200
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Located on East Davis Lake off Hwy 46, the Cascade Lake Scenic Byway. Watch the waterfowl from your tent or trailer or cast your fly rod for a trophy size rainbow trout. |
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Goose Lake State Park
Oregon Outback, OR
Phone: (541) 947-3111
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East of Klamath Falls, off US 395, 15 miles south of Lakeview. Campground has 48 sites with electricity and water. Features wildlife viewing on lake shared by Oregon and California. |
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Kalmiopsis Wilderness
Redwood Highway Area, OR
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This huge wilderness area is accessible only by foot or horseback. The area can be reached from coastal Hwy 101 or from Hwy 199. Information is available from the Chetco Range Station in Brookings, the Grants Pass Visitor Center, or the Visitor Center in Cave Junction. |
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Mud Creek Campground
Oregon Outback, OR
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Six miles north of Lakeview on Hwy 395. Nine miles east on Hwy 140. Seven miles north on forest service road #3615. Seven-unit family campground. 6,600 feet elevation. Fishing, gathering, hiking. |
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Oregon Caves National Monument
Redwood Highway Area, OR
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While the Oregon Caves National Monument is small in size, it is rich in diversity. Above ground, the monument encompasses a remnant old-growth forest with a fantastic array of plants, and a Douglas fir tree with the widest known girth in Oregon. Three hiking trails access this forest. Below ground is an active marble cave created by natural forces over hundreds of thousands of years in one of the world's most diverse geologic realms. |
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Redwood Grove Nature Trail
Redwood Highway Area, OR
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Hwy 199, located 8.5 miles from Hwy 101, this area offers USFS interpretive nature trails among centuries old giants in a pristine sanctuary of redwoods, rhododendrons, and crystal clear streams. It's the northern most stand of coastal redwoods. |
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Rogue River Parks
Rogue River Area, OR
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Jackson County has numerous parks along the famed Rogue River. All river parks offer river access and sufficient parking. Rogue Elk County Park (from Medford, take Hwy 62): open year-round for day use. Camping allowed April 15-October 15. Dodge Bridge County Park (from Medford, take Hwy 62, left on Hwy 234, right on Rogue River Drive): Shady Cove area, open year-round for day use only. Takelma County Park (from Medford, take Hwy 62, left on Hwy 234, right on Rogue River Drive, three miles north of Dodge Bridge): Shady Cove area, open year-round for day use only. Savage Rapids County Park (off I-5, near Gold Hill): open year-round for day use. Upper Rogue Regional Park (from Medford, take Hwy 62, left on Rogue River Drive): open year-round for day use only. River House (from Medford, take Hwy 62): Shady Cove, ideal place for a wedding or an intimate meeting or retreat, call Jackson County Parks at (541) 826-2101. |
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Rough and Ready Botanical Wayside
Redwood Highway Area, OR
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Illinois Valley. Located along Rough and Ready Creek, includes many rare and special plants native to the Siskiyou Mountains. Popular wildflower viewing area early March through late September. |
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Smith River Recreational Area
Redwood Highway, OR
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Hwy 199. This area contains world class fishing as well as boat launches, picnic areas and camping facilities. |
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Sunset Cove Campground
High Country, OR
Phone: (541) 433-3200
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Located on Odell Lake off Hwy 58. This breathtaking campground offers areas for picnicking, swimming and hiking. Accessible boat ramps for phenomenal fishing. |
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Tou Velle State Recreation Site
Rogue River Area, OR
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Off Hwy 62, nine miles north of Medford on the Rogue River at the foot of Table Rocks. Day use only park with a boat ramp, group picnic facilities, and wildlife viewing area. Day use permit required ($3 daily, $25 annual). |
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Umpqua National Forest/Recreational Area
Highway of Waterfalls, OR
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Hwy 138. Along the North Umpqua River, goes through breathtaking scenery on the way to Diamond Lake. There is excellent camping and fishing for rainbow and steelhead trout. Mt. Thielsen and Mt. Bailey tower above the lake. The forest, named for Indians who once fished in the rivers, includes the following recreational areas: Boulder Creek, Mt. Thielsen, Rogue-Umpqua Divide, and the Cascades Recreation Area. |
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Willow Creek Campground
Oregon Outback, OR
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Six miles north of Lakeview on Hwy 395. Eight miles east on Hwy 140. Nine miles southeast on Forest Service Road #3915, one mile south on FS #4011. Eight-unit family campground. 5,800 feet elevation. Fishing, gathering, hiking. |
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1115 Commercial Street NE
Salem, OR 97301
Phone: 503-378-4168
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Boice-Cope County Park
Port Orford, OR
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Three miles west of Hwy 1-1 off Floras Lake Loop Road south of Langlois. Camping, RV sites, hiking, day use, as well as windsurfing and boating on the lake. |
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Cape Blanco Lighthouse & State Park
Port Orford, OR
Phone: (541) 332-6774
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North of Port Orford. Cape Blanco is the most westerly lighthouse in the 48 states and the oldest and highest above sea level in Oregon. The park offers campground facilities for day and overnight use, including RV hookups. |
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Cape Blanco State Park
Port Orford, OR
Phone: (541) 332-6774
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Off Hwy 101, nine miles north of Port Orford. Features picturesque lighthouse and historic Hughes House, both open for summer tours. Park amenities include four log cabins with ocean views, 53 sites with electricity and water, and a horse camp. |
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Humbug Mountain State Park
Port Orford, OR
Phone: (541) 332-6774
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Located on Hwy 101, six miles south of Port Orford. Includes a day use area and a campground on the east side of Humbug Mountain. Campsites include 35 units with electricity and water and 73 tent sites. Hot showers. Hiking trails lead to headland's 1,756-foot summit. |
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Ophir State Wayside Rest Area
Port Orford, OR
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North of Port Orford. Similar to the Elk River, the Sixes offers superb drift boats and bank fishing for fall Chinook salmon, winter steelhead and trout in the upper sections. Best fishing area is four to five miles east or west of Hwy 101. |
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Port Orford Heads State Park
Port Orford, OR
Phone: (541) 332-6774
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On Oceanside Bluff off Hwy 101. Overlooking Port Orford. Features day use area on former site of highly developed, active US Coast Guard Stations. Noted for spectacular coastline views and as a whale watching site. Day use only. |
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Umpqua Lighthouse State Park
Reedsport, OR
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Adjacent to historic Umpqua River Lighthouse above dunes area, six miles south of Reedsport off Hwy 1-1. Camping options include yurts and cabins. Campground has 20 full hookup sites (sewer, electricity, and water), 42 tent sites and hot showers. |
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William M. Tugman State Park
Reedsport, OR
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On Hwy 101, eight miles south of Reedsport on Eel Lake. Campground has 108 sites with electricity and water, plus five yurts. Amenities include hot showers, open playing fields and ADA accessible fishing dock. |
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Windy Cove A & B County Park Campgrounds
Reedsport-Winchester Bay, OR
Phone: (541) 271-4138
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Located at Winchester Bay via Hwy 101, four miles south of Reedsport. 97 tent/trailer sites. 64 with water/electric/sewer. No camping reservations. Open year-round. |
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BLM - Roseburg District
777 N.W. Garden Valley Blvd.
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 440-4930
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Bureau of Land Management
777 NW Garden Valley Blvd.
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 440-4932
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Roseburg District. Enjoy the varied recreation activities on Roseburg District public lands--camping, hiking, picnicking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, biking, fishing, hunting and boating. Brochures and maps available. Contact BLM. |
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Bureau of Land Management Campgrounds
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 440-4930
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Susan Creek, Millpond, Cavitt Creek Falls, Rock Creek and Tyee Campgrounds provide overnight facilities for campers in the Umpqua River area. Contact the BLM Roseburg District Office, for specific information on each campground. |
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Charles Stanton County Park Campgrounds
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 839-4483
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Located off I-5, northbound Exit 99, southbound Exit 101. 23 acres with 40 tent/trailer sites. 20 with water/electric. No camping reservations. Open year-round. |
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Chief Miwaleta County Park, Galesville Reservoir
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 837-3302
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Fishing, waterskiing, swimming, pleasure boating. Group pavilion can handle groups up to 50. Isolated picnic area in wooded setting with lake views. Open 7am to dark, year-round. |
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Cooper Creek Reservoir-County Park
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 459-2703
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Boating, waterskiing, and fishing. Two separate day use areas each offering boat launching ramps and picnicking facilities. West area provides large transient float. East area for fishing. |
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John P. Amacher County Park Campground
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 672-4901
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Located five miles north of Roseburg, I-5 Exit 129. 19 acres with 30 tent/trailer sites. 20 with water electric. No camping reservations taken. Excellent river floating in the summer. Open year-round. |
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Mildred Kanipe Memorial Park-County Park
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 459-9567
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Picnic sites and facilities located among historic ranch house and outbuildings. The 1,100 acres of park/wildlife reserve is accessible by foot or horseback only. Dispersed camping by permit only. Season park, March 15-November 1, 7am to dark. |
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Pass Creek County Park Campground
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 942-3281
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Located off I-5 at Curtin, Exit 163. 23 acres with 60 tent/trailer sites. 30 with water/electric. No camping reservations taken. Open year-round. |
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River Forks-County Park
Roseburg, OR
Phone: (541) 673-6935
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Located five miles west of Roseburg via Garden Valley Road. Picnic areas, soccer and baseball fields, boat ramp, playground. Open year-round, 7am to dark. Pets prohibited May 15-September 15. |
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State Parks Commission
1940 NW Excello Drive
Roseburg, OR 97470
Phone: (541) 673-2706
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Area Wineries
Elkton, OR
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The town of Elkton is home to two small town wineries, Brandborg Vineyard and River's Edge. See page ?? for details. |
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Umpqua Wayside Park & Scottsburg Park
Elkton, OR
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Located on Hwy 38 along the Umpqua River. No overnight camping. Parks offer boat launching and picnicking areas. The historic towns of Scottsburg and Elkton are popular exploring stops. |
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Winston |
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Ben Irving Reservoir - County Park
Winston-Dillard, OR
Phone: (541) 679-4695
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Located west of Winston just out of Tenmile. 11,250-acre lake for fishing, boating, waterskiing, and viewing of wildlife. Open 7am to dark, year-round. |
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Wolf Creek |
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Wolf Creek Park
Wolf Creek, OR
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Off I-5, Exit 76. This park in the charming town of Wolf Creek is located at the end of Main Street. Open April 1 to September 30. |
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