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Dramatic coastal cliffs, the Pacific Ocean, and a driftwood littered beach are all a short hike away if you and your Big Rig slide into one of the few spots here that can accommodate you. You will be required to back in and possess good driving skills. Paved streets and paved sites with 50 amp electric and water only. Good dump. No laundry, no reservations. In the 55-60 foot range - #A12, A15, A30, A32, A55 & A56 while A14 is a 65 footer. Spaces #A44 and A46 are a tad over 50 feet. When approaching A32, take a left onto the beach road and then back straight in. Some slope in front at sites #A14 and A15.
DIRECTIONS: You will find the turnoff to the park on the west side of Hwy 101 approximately four miles north of town between mile markers 296 & 297. After you turn onto Cape Blanco Road, motor west five miles to the park entrance. Cape Blanco Road will become somewhat narrow but we do not believe this is problematic.
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Dramatic coastal cliffs, the Pacific Ocean, and a driftwood littered beach are all a short hike away if you and your Big Rig slide into one of the few spots here that can accommodate you. You will be required to back in and possess good driving skills. Paved streets and paved sites with 50 amp electric and water only. Good dump. No laundry, no reservations. In the 55-60 foot range - #A12, A15, A30, A32, A55 & A56 while A14 is a 65 footer. Spaces #A44 and A46 are a tad over 50 feet. When approaching A32, take a left onto the beach road and then back straight in. Some slope in front at sites #A14 and A15.
DIRECTIONS: You will find the turnoff to the park on the west side of Hwy 101 approximately four miles north of town between mile markers 296 & 297. After you turn onto Cape Blanco Road, motor west five miles to the park entrance. Cape Blanco Road will become somewhat narrow but we do not believe this is problematic.
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A natural setting facing the Willamette River awaits you here. The pull-thrus are 75 feet, mostly open, and have grass on the curbside. Try sites #34 thru 40 (#36 is very spacious on the curbside). A few of the 65 foot back-ins which have appeal are #54, 55 & 56. Wi-Fi. Paved streets and sites.
DIRECTIONS: Heading east on Hwy 58 approximately 31 miles east of Eugene, turn left about 1/3 mile beyond the 31 mile marker onto Westfir Road. The park will be down on your left a little over 1/3 mile.
DIRECTIONS: Heading east on Hwy 58 approximately 31 miles east of Eugene, turn left about 1/3 mile beyond the 31 mile marker onto Westfir Road. The park will be down on your left a little over 1/3 mile.
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Located on a large historical site along the Willamette River. Stay in the B Loop. You may have to back out of these spaces - #B26 and B28 - 75 feet, B24 - 80 feet and B22 - 90 feet. For a 75 foot back-in, B21, B25 & B27. Back-ins without a sewer hookup in the 65-70 foot range - B2, B7, B9, B31 & B33 while B10 is an 85 footer. You may have to wiggle into these 30 amp electric and water only 70 footers - B15 & B16 or choose a 75 foot 30 amp electric and water back-in - #75. FF: B2, B10 & B33. Paved streets and sites. Good dump. No laundry. There are a few small tree branches when exiting the park, however we do not consider it to be problematic.
DIRECTIONS: On I-5, Exit #278, head west 3-1/2 miles on Ehlen Road and take a right onto Case Road NE. Motor down 2-1/3 miles to the park entrance on the right. Do not pull into the park Visitor Center - go directly to the camping area. If you are over a 40 footer, consider going to the left of the check-in ranger station.
800-452-5687
Located on a large historical site along the Willamette River. Stay in the B Loop. You may have to back out of these spaces - #B26 and B28 - 75 feet, B24 - 80 feet and B22 - 90 feet. For a 75 foot back-in, B21, B25 & B27. Back-ins without a sewer hookup in the 65-70 foot range - B2, B7, B9, B31 & B33 while B10 is an 85 footer. You may have to wiggle into these 30 amp electric and water only 70 footers - B15 & B16 or choose a 75 foot 30 amp electric and water back-in - #75. FF: B2, B10 & B33. Paved streets and sites. Good dump. No laundry. There are a few small tree branches when exiting the park, however we do not consider it to be problematic.
DIRECTIONS: On I-5, Exit #278, head west 3-1/2 miles on Ehlen Road and take a right onto Case Road NE. Motor down 2-1/3 miles to the park entrance on the right. Do not pull into the park Visitor Center - go directly to the camping area. If you are over a 40 footer, consider going to the left of the check-in ranger station.
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Your space will be in the 60 foot range with room for the tow - #70, 72 thru 87, 96, 97, 98, 99, 101, 103 and #105 thru 114. FF: #70 & 71 (straight shots in), 77, 87, 101, 107, 108, 109, 110 & 113. Backing in may be easier except in 70 & 71. Paved streets and sites. Wi-Fi. DIRECTIONS: On I-5, Exit #307 and always follow the Marine Drive East signs during the exiting process. Once on Marine Drive, head east for 1-1/2 miles to the park. You will make a right hand turn across from the Portland Yacht Club building.
888-366-7725
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This park is situated a mile high in the Cascade Mountains amongst pine trees and a short distance away from beautiful Diamond Lake itself. You will be unhooking and wiggling into some of these spots with the help of the park’s escort service. Select pull-thrus E2, E3, pull-ins E18 & F6, or back-in E15. The 30 amp back-in sites to ponder are C7, C8, W3, W5, W8, W9, W31 & W32. Paved streets and gravel sites. Wi-Fi. Open 5/15 to 10/1.
DIRECTIONS: At the intersection of Hwys 97 & 138, head west on Hwy 138 for 19 miles to Hwy 230 and take a left. Scoot down a few hundred feet and take a right to Diamond Lake Recreation Area. Proceed not quite a mile and just after the curve take a right into the park entrance.
This park is situated a mile high in the Cascade Mountains amongst pine trees and a short distance away from beautiful Diamond Lake itself. You will be unhooking and wiggling into some of these spots with the help of the park’s escort service. Select pull-thrus E2, E3, pull-ins E18 & F6, or back-in E15. The 30 amp back-in sites to ponder are C7, C8, W3, W5, W8, W9, W31 & W32. Paved streets and gravel sites. Wi-Fi. Open 5/15 to 10/1.
DIRECTIONS: At the intersection of Hwys 97 & 138, head west on Hwy 138 for 19 miles to Hwy 230 and take a left. Scoot down a few hundred feet and take a right to Diamond Lake Recreation Area. Proceed not quite a mile and just after the curve take a right into the park entrance.
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