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Boiler Bay State Park boiler bay © Lesli Dawn Stok
Crater Lake National Park Crater Lake - Wizard Island © Ben Prepelka
Wizard Island seen here from the Watchman Overlook.
Painted Hills State Park Painted Hills © Tom Miller
Fogarty Creek State Recreation Area © Rick Stasel
Siuslaw National Forest Thors wrath © Damon Edwards
Witness the awe and power of this natural phenomenon, known to the locals as Thors Well. This massive hole embedded in the porous volcanic rock near the coast of central Oregon swells with sea water during high tides and drains below with immense speed. Formed over hundreds of years, this dangerous yet beautiful spectacle shows off the Pacific Oceans never-ending ability carve and shape the land.
Cape Arago State Park Cape Aragos © Dima Barashkov
Mount Hood National Forest © Michael Skourtes
Bandon State Natural Area © Michael Skourtes
Fogarty Creek State Recreation Area © Rick Stasel
Painted Hills State Park Painted Hill © Tom Miller
Finley National Wildlife Refuge Bills Heaven © C. Ammon Cheney
Breathtaking morning light.
Crater Lake National Park Crater Lake National Park © Chris Roman
Looking into the caldera. Crater Lake is the fifth oldes national park in the U.S.
Smith Rock State Park © Rick Stasel
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Oregon Parks Visitor Reviews
12/22/2022 Wygant State Park by Michael_B
review rating - 1 to 5 stars Michael Block -
6/21/2022 Floras Lake State Park by Mark_S
review rating - 1 to 5 stars Floras -
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review rating - 1 to 5 stars So divine - It is so beautiful there be aware do not faint about it
7/16/2018 Brian Booth State Park by Measley Cascade
review rating - 1 to 5 stars My Favorite Oregon Ocean Park - Ona Beach State Park is a small but brilliant jewel in the crown of Oregon oceanside parks. There are picnic tables and grills, a restroom, paved walkways, and a bridge over a river that runs through. The beach is low access. There is great beachcombing treasures and interesting geological landscapes. Take the kids, grandma, and your leashed pups for a fun day at the beach.
5/16/2018 Deschutes National Forest by Author Rm hodges
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6/9/2017 Lake Owyhee State Park by David Versteeg
review rating - 1 to 5 stars Great fishing and camping - Camp Grounds well maintained. Fishing was great for cat fish and Crappie. Need to be careful of the snakes and pay attention. Fishing good from the bank and great from a boat.
review rating - 1 to 5 stars Got Stuck here in 1983 - Stopped my bicycle tour on the most beautiful heavenly day, only to be deluged by a storm the next three days until I ran out of food and scurried up to Yachats. Still, it is in my heart.
4/15/2016 Ainsworth State Park by Hanne
review rating - 1 to 5 stars Diasappointed - We are very disappointed that Ainsworth must now be reserved ahead of time. We have visited several times each year on the spur of the moment which is now not possible anymore. Shame on you for making us schedule our lives!
review rating - 1 to 5 stars very clean park, - We stayed here on our way to Wallowa State park. Had a few bugs, but not too bad,, even got to see a fountain, actually it was a broken water pipe, fixed in a very short time,just for sprinklers, Most of the sites were easy to get into, of course some were harder, but that is to be expected. will stay again if over that way.
review rating - 1 to 5 stars - All the hikes are relatively short and easy to hike, except for the Carroll Rim hike, which is steeper and more brutal although short. The Leaf Hill hike also seemed kind of boring/uneventful. The Red Hill hike is enjoyable, offering spectacular views.
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