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Every campable Oregon state park, organized by type. Jump to a category, or search for a specific park and set a free-standing alert in seconds.
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State Parks
36 in Oregon
The classics — the campgrounds that fill up first.
- Ainsworth State Park
- Alfred A. Loeb State Park
- Beachside State Recreation Site
- Browns Camp OHV Campground
- Cape Blanco State Park
Lakes & Rivers
9 in Oregon
Reservoir and riverfront parks — swimming, paddling, and waterfront sites.
- Cove Palisades State Park
- Illinois River Forks State Park
- Lake Owyhee State Park
- Molalla River State Park
- Nehalem Bay State Park
Recreation Areas
8 in Oregon
State recreation areas — bigger footprints, boats and long weekends.
- Benson State Recreation Area
- Dabney State Recreation Area
- Deschutes River State Recreation Area
- Detroit Lake State Recreation Area
- Devils Lake State Recreation Area
Beaches
5 in Oregon
Ocean and lakeshore beach parks — swim by day, camp behind the dunes.
- Arizona Beach State Rec Area
- Beverly Beach State Park
- Bullards Beach State Park
- Harris Beach State Park
- South Beach State Park
Historic Sites
8 in Oregon
Forts, monuments and heritage sites you can camp beside.
- Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park
- Champoeg State Heritage Area
- Collier Memorial State Park
- Emigrant Springs State Heritage Area
- Fort Stevens State Park
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