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Cascadia State Park
A mile long trail leads to the spectacular Soda Creek Falls.
Relax and take life a little easier in this state park. You can enjoy the hiking trails that lead you past waterfalls and bubbling creeks. On the historic Santiam Wagon Road, you can see the imprint of wheels from the past. In the 1800s, this road served the military as it moved equipment and troops.
Along the South Santiam River, keep an eye out for the historic Douglas fir trees. It's a great place to settle on the banks and toss in your fishing line. You can also cool off in the water by wading in or splashing along the banks.
With its cozy campground, this area offers a tranquil and relaxing experience. You can pitch your tent at one of the 22 tent sites and find water nearby from May 1 to September 30. Kids love playing in the large meadow while pups take advantage of the off-leash play area.
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Relax and take life a little easier in this state park. You can enjoy the hiking trails that lead you past waterfalls and bubbling creeks. On the historic Santiam Wagon Road, you can see the imprint of wheels from the past. In the 1800s, this road served the military as it moved equipment and troops.
Along the South Santiam River, keep an eye out for the historic Douglas fir trees. It's a great place to settle on the banks and toss in your fishing line. You can also cool off in the water by wading in or splashing along the banks.
With its cozy campground, this area offers a tranquil and relaxing experience. You can pitch your tent at one of the 22 tent sites and find water nearby from May 1 to September 30. Kids love playing in the large meadow while pups take advantage of the off-leash play area.
There are two group picnic areas open year round to dine al fresco. Clean off in a hot shower in the restrooms at the end of the day.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Cascadia State Park
First-come first-served seasonal camping in the expansiveness of Cascadia will be both soothing and simple. Tent sites with nearby water, two reservable group tent areas, picnic sites with fire rings and drinking fountains, an open meadow, a nearby waterfall and the rushing hum of the South Santiam river surround this reverie in the foothills of t Read more...
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