Oregon Parks and Camping - Oregon Guide

The Rogue River Valley awaits your arrival!

Our campgrounds are a great place to stay while taking in the local culture, history and recreational opportunities in the area.

Take a trip to Crater Lake National Park, the Oregon Caves National Monument, historic Jacksonville, Britt Music Festival or Ashland's Shakespearean Festival.

Rogue River National Forest

Enjoy the Rogue River National Forest which covers more than 630,000 acres in the Cascade and Siskiyou Mountain Ranges and includes vast wildernesses, Roadless Areas, and Research Natural areas. It offers a broad array of seasonal and year round recreational opportunities including camping, swimming, picnicing, boating, fishing, hunting, snow skiing and snow boarding. Hiking and backpacking are popular activities along the Pacific Crest National scenic trail.

Crater Lake National Park

The Crater Lake National Park is Oregon's only National Park and boasts the Nations deepest lake.
The lake is 1,932 feet deep and is cradled in the Caldera, formed when the volcano Mount Mazama collapsed nearly 7,700 years ago. This event was caused by a massive eruption that was at least a hundred times greater than that of Mount St. Helens. The lake is known for its vibrant blue waters. Crater Lake National Park and the basin west of Mount Bachelor provide miles of scenic cross country trails.

Oregon State Parks

Illinois River Forks is a 511 acre park surrounding forks of the Illinois River and located 1 mile south of Cave Junction.

Valley of the Rogue is a scenic park offering a year round campground with hot showers, reservable group picnic areas, a meeting hall, and a one mile interpretive trail.

• The Back of the Beyond:
- A Story about Lewis & Clark

• The Story of Sacajawea:
- Guide to Lewis & Clark
• Sacagawea Dollar Coin
- Sacagawea Coins & Coin Sets

• Oregon Trail Games
- Oregon Trail - Africa Trail Games

• Trail of Tears:
- The Rise & Fall of the Cherokee Nation

• The Dominguez-Escalante Expeditions Journal:

Through Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico in 1776

• I Walked to Zion:
- Young Pioneers on the Mormon Trail

• The Gathering of Zion:
- The Story of the Mormon Trail

• National Geographic's Guide to:
- Lewis and Clark Trail

• Hiking Historic Trails
- Utah's Favorite Hiking Trails

• Scenic Driving - Travel guides
- Scenic Driving in Utah

• Historical reading
- The Old Spanish Trail

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