Posted Sep 3, 2024 - This park is within the Marion County permanent quarantine zone for all ash, olive, and white fringe tree materials. These tree materials, including firewood, must stay within the county where they were collected to help slow the spread of the emerald ash borer, a highly invasive insect, sighted in this county. Help protect our forests by following these firewood tips: Buy firewood local to your campsite: Choose firewood harvested within 10 miles of your destination or buy certified heat-treated firewood. Avoid transporting restricted wood: Do not bring ash, olive, or white fringe tree materials into any Oregon State Park even if it’s within the same quarantine area. When in doubt about the tree species, leave it out. Learn more about the quarantine and emerald ash borer.
The site where settlers voted to form Oregon's first provisional government in 1843, and of a town of 200 washed away by the flood of 1861. Paved trails hug the Willamette past historical landmarks, and more than 130 bird species use the forests, fields and wetlands.
Things to do
🥾 Hiking
🚲 Biking
🎣 Fishing
🐦 Birding
Amenities & facilities
🏕️ Campsites
🚿 Showers
🚻 Restrooms
🛖 Cabins
RV / campsite hookups
🔌 Full Hookups (Sewer/Water/Electric)
⚡ Electric & Water
⛺ Primitive / No Hookups
Camping options
Yurts
Hiker/biker sites
Cabins
RV sites
Tent sites
Entrance fee
$10–$12 per vehicle — Day-use parking permit: $10 per day for Oregon residents, $12 non-resident; $60 for a 12-month permit ($75 non-resident). No permit needed if you walk, bike or are dropped off, or if you are camping in the park.