Welcome to Oregon's stunning Cascade mountains, home to Clear Lake Resort, our campground in the McKenzie River Valley. This area abounds in natural wonders from our nearby waterfalls and national forests to the crystal-clear lake itself, the headwaters for the McKenzie River. You'll find fabulous outdoor activities here, from fishing for cut-throat trout to boating, hiking, horseback riding, and river rafting. So pay us a visit today and see what Oregon camping has to offer!

Book your campsite or RV site today with our handy online reservations system. Our park is set at the junction of Highway 126 and Highway 20, the route that leads from Sisters to Albany, Oregon. We're set just north of Belknap Springs, about 86 miles northeast of Eugene and 80 miles south of Salem. Our mountain campground is located 12 miles before the ski center of Hoodoo, near 7794-foot Mount Washington and beautiful Suttle Lake.

At Clear Lake Resort we offer 5 primitive campsites and 15 rental cabins of varying sizes, so you and your group or family can camp in comfort. And because our Cascade mountain campground is open year round, you can enjoy winter sports like cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, sledding, and snowboarding. In the summer, you won't want to miss the chance to go boating on Clear Lake, making use of our boat rental facilities, or to take in all the festivals and fairs in nearby Sisters. With so much to do and see, we know you're going to treasure your camping vacation at our Clear Lake campground near Eugene Oregon.

Take a trip to Sweet Home, Oregon, and you will find yourself right at home at Edgewater RV Park and Marina. Guests are well taken care of at the full-service facility with water, electric, sewer, TV, Wi-Fi and a small store. As the name indicates, RV sites sit on the west shore of Foster Lake, bordered by unspoiled forest areas. Whether you prefer summer or winter camping, the park has a spot for you. Daily, weekly and monthly rates are available during the peak season (May 1-Sept. 30) and off-peak (Oct. 1-April 30). Reserving a site takes just a few minutes with the online booking system.

Guests at the RV park simply cross the street for easy access to Lake Foster and the 40-slip marina. More than 40,000 rainbow trout are released into the lake each year from April to June. If you didn't bring a boat, catch your share by renting a 14-foot fishing boat at the marina for a half or whole day. Round out your time by swimming, hiking, sailing and picnicking in the comfortable climate of the Willamette Valley.

From its location on the edge of town, Edgewater RV Park visitors are close to shopping and other services. Gold and timber, two industries that shaped Sweet Home, are showcased at the East Linn Museum. Tools, firearms and period rooms are on display. A fine example of Linn County's distinctive bridges is the restored Weddle Covered Bridge. Country music fans are treated to hits from chart-toppers at the annual Oregon Jamboree, a huge three-day festival in August. For a special getaway, come make Edgewater RV Park your new vacation home.

Accessible from Highway 22, John Neal Memorial County Park, in Lyons Oregon, is one of the hidden treasures to be found in the Linn County Parks system, and one spot guests won't want to pass up. From every bend in the river, basically from every view, John Neal Memorial County Park offers another beautiful glimpse of nature as it should be. If camping in one of Oregon's rural, scenic areas is on your agenda this year, check out our convenient online reservations system today and book early.

With all the amenities of home, John Neal Memorial County Park offers 10 RV sites with water hookups (generators are allowed) and pull through availability, clean restrooms, and family oriented activities, as well as rustic tent sites. Pets and groups (up to 100) are invited, and children and parents alike will love the playground, the rural setting among mature trees, trails, and frequent wildlife spottings. Hike along the river or forested areas, or launch a boat and try your luck on the North Santiam River.

Take a day trip and see what Linn County has to offer you and your family. Visit the city of Lyons and enjoy a little fine dining, or just take a walk through town and get a feel for life in Oregon. Information regarding just about any type of fun you have in mind while staying in the Linn County area, can be found in our information center.

River Bend County Park, in Oregon's scenic Willamette Valley, is sure to capture your heart and bring you back time and time again. Located just off US-20, in the city of Foster, between Sweet Home and Upper Soda, is an area that is picturesque and tranquil, a genuine piece of paradise for your enjoyment. If you're ready for a taste of heaven, use our convenient online reservations system and come away with us for a vacation you won't soon forget!

Year-round camping is available at River Bend County Park so plan all of your special days here, including weddings, birthdays, family reunions; we have the space and inclination, all you need to bring is the family. Make River Bend County Park your home away from home and enjoy full hookups with pull through capability, fly fishing, and boating, as well as sightseeing, in and around the lush rolling foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Swimming, river rafting, hiking and biking, tenting, and both indoor and outdoor games await your arrival.

The entire area is beautiful and filled with many local attractions for the nature lover and camping enthusiast to enjoy. Everything from an old-fashioned covered bridge in Felton, to the Oregon Jamboree in Sweet Home will keep you busy, as will the Sportsman's Holiday and Rodeo and other area events. For a bit of local history, check out the Linn County Historical Museum, located inside the original railroad depot in Brownsville.

You can look forward to a rip-roaring good time at Roaring River County Park in Oregon's scenic Willamette Valley. Bring family and friends to fish and picnic in the 28-acre park named for the river that runs through it. Make it a festive occasion by reserving one of the three large group picnic shelters that come equipped with electricity and water. Ramp up the fun factor with dunk tanks, bounce castles and inflatable slides that may be brought in, with special-use permits.

Anglers will appreciate the Roaring River, known for its bounty of cutthroat trout, coho salmon and steelhead. A fishing pond is perfect for younger folk who want to land their own catch of the day. Following a big picnic lunch, what would be more invigorating than a hike on one of the trails or a game on the play field, all of which can be found at Roaring River County Park.

Half a mile away is the Roaring River Hatchery, built in 1924, to raise trout and steelhead. Like the park, it is open all year to visitors. The nearby city of Scio claims the title of "Covered Bridge Capital of the West," due to the cluster of such structures. Tour by bike or car to appreciate the architecture. Take part in a tradition more than 75 years old, the Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair. During the event, scheduled for the third weekend in May, you can admire the best in sheep, goats and lambs, and enjoy the Northwest Champion Sheep Dog Trials, entertainment and contests. Your plans for a day at Roaring River County Park are sure to be met with a roar of approval.

Welcome to the stunning Willamette Valley, home to Sunnyside County Park, our campground on the edge of Foster Reservoir. This is the place to come for water sports like water-skiing, fishing, swimming, jet skiing, and more! Join us at our 98-acre park for a relaxing stay right on the water. Our park is open every year from the first weekend in April to early November, so you can come camping, fishing, and boating with us in Foster, Oregon during the finest times of the year.

Book your campsite or RV site today with our handy online reservations system. Sunnyside County Park is set just three miles off Highway 20 on Quartzville Road. We offer 130 campsites with water and electric hook-ups as well as 35 non-hookup sites. We also have a playground, volleyball court, picnic shelter, group picnic ring, boat ramp, and a fish cleaning station. And for groups and get-togethers, it's easy to rent our special covered picnic shelter that holds up to 75 people.

When you stay at Sunnyside County Park, you'll have easy access to attractions like McDowell Creek Falls County Park, hiking in the Sweet Home area, and fishing at the Green Peter Reservoir. Take a trip to Majestic Falls, catch the views from the Royal Terrace, or stay right here in camp to enjoy our stocked fishing ponds. You can even fish right from the shore with the kids or grandkids! With so much to do and see in the Willamette Valley, we know you're going to love camping with us on the Foster Reservoir.

Come camping along the beautiful Santiam River at Waterloo County Park, roughly half-way between Salem and Eugene, Oregon. Our 128-acre park offers superb facilities with our hiking trails, river access, playground, ball field, and four day use/group facilities. You can relax in the gazebo, go kayaking on the river, or play a game of Frisbee golf in the trees. This is the perfect place for a family reunion or get-together!

Book your campsite or RV site today with our handy online reservations system. Waterloo County Park is set off Highway 20, five miles east of Lebanon in lovely rural Oregon. Our Lebanon campground is open year-round, so you can enjoy Santiam River camping during any season of the year. Come take advantage of our 120 campsites, our off-leash dog area, and access to the gorgeous Cascade Mountains.

Enjoy fishing for Chinook salmon and steelhead in the spring and fall, go inner-tubing or river swimming, or explore sparkling Waterloo Falls. We have two boat ramps, special play areas for the kids, and nearby attractions like the Larwood Covered Bridge, historic Moyer House, and the annual Strawberry Festival that's held each year in late May and early June. With lush woods, lazy farmland, and glimmering rivers making our countryside so lovely, we know you're going to enjoy your stay at Waterloo County Park in Lebanon, Oregon.

Located in the scenic Willamette Valley region of western Oregon, Whitcomb Creek County Park offers breathtaking views as well as comfortable accommodations to its guests. Situated near Hwy 20 in Foster, the 328 acre park offers plenty of campsites on the forested shores of Green Peter Reservoir and is open from mid-April through mid-October. A convenient online reservation system will make planning your trip as easy as possible, and the activities available in and around camp will allow you to experience the best of the American northwest.

Spectacular mountain views surround you as you enjoy sailing, fishing and water skiing on the water, with a boat ramp onto the Reservoir located just a mile from camp. Bring your speed boat, fishing boat and jet skis and enjoy the sparkling waters of this cool mountain lake. Hiking is ideal up in the mountains, where you will come face to face with the stunning flora and fauna of the region on the many trails that wind through the park.

When you are ready to venture off-camp, be sure to visit the Larwood Covered Bridge in nearby Sweet Home, a lovely spot to take some photographs, hike and picnic. The region also hosts some fantastic festivals and events, including the Oregon Jamboree, an open air concert which offers delicious food and beer and wine gardens. The Sportsman's Holiday and Sweet Home Rodeo that takes place each July is another memorable event that has something for everyone. Whether you are visiting to get back to nature or enjoy the many events in the area, or both, the Whitcomb Creek County Park Campground will have you coming back to Foster year after year.