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Choose from seven unique Airstreams. With your own private site, outdoor space and indoor accommodations, you'll find yourself right at home at Hart's Camp. The camp is about creating a chance to reconnect, step away from traffic jams and notifications, and spend uninterrupted quality time staring through the smoke of a campfire at your loved ones. Outdoor adventure can be found steps away with Cape Kiwanda in your backyard, Cape Meares Lighthouse to the north and Neskowin Ghost Forest to the south. More

Miller Woods is located 3 miles west of McMinnville and available for public hiking and activities. The 130-acre property contains a wide array of ecosystems ranging from hayfield and oak savannah to timber stands. More

This State Natural site has a paved path to the Erratic Rock, a 90-ton rock that was deposited during an Ice Age flood. Visitors can look out and imagine the huge amount of water that filled the Willamette Valley. More

Cape Meares Refuge is located on a small headland just south of Tillamook Bay on the northern Oregon coast. It is adjacent to the Pacific Ocean and Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint. Designated as a research natural area in 1987, it protects one of the few remaining stands of coastal old growth forest in Oregon. The Sitka spruce and western hemlock forest provides habitat for a diversity of wildlife, including threatened species such as northern spotted owls, bald eagles, and marbled murrelets. Vertical sea cliffs... More

Campground info: 38 full-hookup sites 170 tent sites with water nearby One electrical site with water 13 yurts (Six; see Pets in Parks FAQ for more info) Six deluxe cabins (Three; see Pets in Parks FAQ for more info) Two group tent camping areas Hiker/biker camp Interpretive center Hot showers and flush toilets available for registered campers Firewood for sale seasonally; typically April - October RV dump station (closed in winter) More

Wee Trekkin’ offers essential baby equipment rentals and baby gear rentals at an affordable price. Browse and reserve all the baby equipment and baby gear you will need to make your trip memorable and hassle-free. Wee Trekkin' delivers to wherever you're staying in Central Oregon. More

Cascadian Journeys is your guide to the Pacific Northwest. Explore off the beaten path, or stay a little more on the beaten path, if that's your thing. Cascadian Journeys offers multi-day travel packages that allow you to explore out of Portland and rendezvous with destinations that are rarely seen during a typical Oregon vacation. Visit the Oregon coast with the Portland to Pacific package or choose the "Wild" West package that offers experiences in the Columbia River Gorge, as well as Central and Southeastern Oregon.... More

Powers County Park is a unique recreational complex provided by Coos County. The park is located in the city limits of Powers, Oregon; 100 Powers County Park, Powers, OR 97466' eighteen miles from the junction of Highway 42 and Highway #242. The park and rural community of 700 people are surrounded by mountainous beauty and lush ranch land. The park is open year-round for RV, cabin or tent camping. The campground consists of 70 campsites, 40 RV sites with electrical and water hookups, 30 sites that... More

Eel Creek Campground sits among coastal shrubbery on the edge of the sandy dunes of Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Eel Creek attracts campers who plan to do more than off-road vehicle riding during their visit to the dunes. Hikers and birders are attracted to the peaceful atmosphere of the campground. The most popular trail here is the John Dellenback Dunes Trail, which guides hikers through the scenic dunes to the Pacific beach. The section of dunes in the Umpqua Dune Area features spectacular heights,... More

  There is one picnic table and room for 5 cars. The road to the trailhead is narrow and rough. It is a popular huckleberry picking area. Access to: Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 and Indian Springs Trail # 435 which access Mark O Hatfield Wilderness.  More

  There is one picnic table and room for 5 cars. The road to the trailhead is narrow and rough. It is a popular huckleberry picking area. Access to: Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail #2000 and Indian Springs Trail # 435 which access Mark O Hatfield Wilderness.  More

The trailhead is on the 1340 Forest Road at the south end of Lost Lake Campground. There is room for 5 cars and there are toilets within 100 yards. The campground is to the north. The Old Skyline Trail is a slightly more difficult trail, Its is 2.5 miles long and It connects the Lake Branch of the Cascades trail on the north side of the lake, with Jones Creek Road on the South side. More

The trailhead is on the 1340 Forest Road at the south end of Lost Lake Campground. There is room for 5 cars and there are toilets within 100 yards. The campground is to the north. The Old Skyline Trail is a slightly more difficult trail, Its is 2.5 miles long and It connects the Lake Branch of the Cascades trail on the north side of the lake, with Jones Creek Road on the South side. More

This is a short barrier free trail that travels through old growth forest near Lost Lake.  The trail offers hikers an opportunity to learn more about the ecology of the area through numerous interpretive signs along the trail.  The trail travels through old growth forest. This trail runs north-south between A Loop Campground and the Organization Camp.  To access this trail, take the Lakeshore Express Trail #658(from the trailhead at the C Loop Campground entrance) 250 feet west to the north trailhead for this trail... More

This is a short barrier free trail that travels through old growth forest near Lost Lake.  The trail offers hikers an opportunity to learn more about the ecology of the area through numerous interpretive signs along the trail.  The trail travels through old growth forest. This trail runs north-south between A Loop Campground and the Organization Camp.  To access this trail, take the Lakeshore Express Trail #658(from the trailhead at the C Loop Campground entrance) 250 feet west to the north trailhead for this trail... More

No amenities. Trailhead is a pull out along the road that will accommodate 4 to 5 vehicles. Road to trailhead is rough and dusty. Provides access to: Mt Defiance Trail #413, Bear Lake Trail 413A, Wyeth Trail #411. These trails access Mark O Hatfield Wilderness. More

This recreation area is part of Bonneville Lock and Dam More

No amenities. Trailhead is a pull out along the road that will accommodate 4 to 5 vehicles. Road to trailhead is rough and dusty. Provides access to: Mt Defiance Trail #413, Bear Lake Trail 413A, Wyeth Trail #411. These trails access Mark O Hatfield Wilderness. More

This stunning waterfall pours into Eagle Creek, and is located across the canyon from Eagle Creek Trail. It's a 100-115 foot plunge-type waterfall, named after the Native American goddess of salmon. It was once visible from Metlako Falls Overlook, located approximately 1.5 miles up the Eagle Creek Trail. In late December 2016, the overlook collapsed in a landslide and the Forest Service is assessing the stability. Please stay clear of the Metlako Falls Spur Trail. Height: 100-150 feet. Type: Plunge. More

This popular Day-Use area provides starting points for many popular trails and great water activities including boating, swimming, and kayaking. The area is wheelchair accessible. During the summer months, this area gets very heavy use. More

This popular Day-Use area provides starting points for many popular trails and great water activities including boating, swimming, and kayaking. The area is wheelchair accessible. During the summer months, this area gets very heavy use. More

Provides access to: Larch Mountain Trail #441, Larch Mountain Picnic Area and Sherrard Point Trail #443. From Larch Mountain Trail #441 hike downhill to Multnomah Falls or hook up with other trails (Multnomah Creek Way or Oneonta Trail # 424) to make a loop. Note: Larch Mountain Road is maintained by Multnomah County and is closed annually at milepost 10 from Nov. through late May or early June. Use caution when driving; the road is narrow in places with limited visibility and is very popular with road... More

Restroom and garbage facilities are available. Day use areas are within walking distance of this trailhead with lake access. Provides access to: Lakeshore Trail  #656, Lakeshore Express Trail near Lost Lake Campground. More

Larch Mountain Picnic area is a wonderful day trip destination. This area features a picnic area with approximatley 10 picnic tables. This site provides access to Sherrard Point Trail (0.2 miles), for epic views on a clear day, and Larch Mountain Trailhead which provides access to loop hiking opportunities. Sherrard Point is not accessible, but the picnic grounds and restrooms are accessible. The loop system of trails at the top provides great mountain biking opportunities. Drinking water is not available. Note: Larch Mountain Road is maintained... More

Restroom and garbage facilities are available. Day use areas are within walking distance of this trailhead with lake access. Provides access to: Lakeshore Trail  #656, Lakeshore Express Trail near Lost Lake Campground. More

This classic example of a horsetail formation along Horsetail Creek can be viewed from a turnout on the Historic Highway. Height: 176 feet. Type: Horsetail. See Horsetail Falls Trailhead for more information. Horsetail Falls at 3:58 More

Restroom and garbage facilities are located in the trailhead area. There is capacity for 10-12 cars. Provides access to: Herman Creek Trail #406, Pacific Crest Trail #2000, Nick Eaton #447 and Gorton Creek #408. Link to Trail Description and Map(PDF File) More

Provides access to: Herman Creek Trail #406 (elevation gain 3,835'), and Gorge Trail #400.  Herman Creek Trail provides loop opportunities with Pacific Crest Trail, Gorton Creek Trail, and Nick Eaton Ridge. The Herman Creek Trail is a total of 11.2 miles long, including sections that extend into Mt. Hood National Forest. The trail enters the Mark O Hatfield Wilderness from the junction with Gorton Creek Trail #408.  Restroom facilities are located in the trailhead area. There is capacity for 10-12 cars. More

Restroom and garbage facilities are located in the trailhead area. There is capacity for 10-12 cars. Provides access to: Herman Creek Trail #406, Pacific Crest Trail #2000, Nick Eaton #447 and Gorton Creek #408. Link to Trail Description and Map(PDF File) More

Situated in a stand of Douglas Fir, Herman Creek Horse Camp offers 7 sites, some with stalls, on a first come, first serve basis.  This site has a turnaround and can accommodate stock trailers. No hookups available on site. A trailhead for Herman Creek Trail (#406) and the Pacific Crest Trail (#2000) is located in the campground.  Trails provide access to the Pacific Crest Trail and Trails #406E, #447, #422, and #437 and the Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness. More