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…or trout. All RV and tent camping facilities are shaded and include water, electric (50 amp), free wi-fi, fire rings, picnic tables, nice clean restrooms and showers. The swim dock…
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…or trout. All RV and tent camping facilities are shaded and include water, electric (50 amp), free wi-fi, fire rings, picnic tables, nice clean restrooms and showers. The swim dock…
SOUTHERN OREGON STATE PARKS Southern Oregon features several great State Parks for camping adventures depending on where you are and what you want to do. Valley of the Rogue State Park in…
…finger-like dikes projecting into the lake. Camp in multiple forested areas that surround the lake, including one for horse camping. The campground has tent and RV sites, plus yurts. Most…
Located on Galesville Reservoir 8 miles east of Exit 88 on I-5 near the community of Azalea. The park provides access to 640 acre reservoir for fishing and boating recreation….
Nestled in the Cascade Mountains in the northern corner of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, the 745-acre Hyatt Lake Recreation Area provides opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing, and boating. Recreational Use…
…of Historic Places. Just 2.5 miles north of town, Jackson Wellsprings offers tent camping, teepee rental, car camping and RV hookups on its 30-acre campus, which includes an 80,000-gallon swimming…
…ahead before making plans. ENTRY FEE: None, but there are fees for all of the cave tours. LODGING ON-SITE? No. The Oregon Caves Chateau is closed temporarily for renovations. Camping is available…
…Antelope Refuge is an ideal spot that checks all the boxes. Remote, high and very dark, it’s located atop a fault block overlooking the Warner Valley. Primitive camping is available…
…camping membership that pairs visitors with farms, ranches, wineries and breweries that have cool spots to camp — and plan to stop for local provisions along one of Southern Oregon’s…
…a spectacular view of the lake. All of the campsites are dry camping (no water); however, there is a clean and modern restroom for your convenience. For a small day use fee, you can…
…all of them primitive, and backcountry camping is allowed. The refuge is also a noted destination for seasonal fishing and hunting, and in autumn, you’ll encounter the colorful changing foliage…
…available on a first-come first-serve basis. Maximum vehicle length: 20 feet. Camping fees $10 per night, if you have a Senior Pass or Access Pass the cost is $5.00. Camping…