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Collier Memorial State Park, Oregon
Collier State Park will take you back in time. It will conjure images of pioneers and lumberjacks, of railroad tracks, engine’s chugging, new communities forming and dissolving, person and industry Read more...
Collier State Park will take you back in time. It will conjure images of pioneers and lumberjacks, of railroad tracks, engine’s chugging, new communities forming and dissolving, person and industry colliding.
Not only can you enjoy the regionally famous Williamson River (where trout is king) and the translucent Spring Creek beside a pine guarded bank, but you can marvel at the antique logging equipment dating back to the 1880s, amidst the state’s finest logging museum.
At Collier you are less than an hour from Crater Lake National Park, 30 minutes from Klamath Falls, 60 minutes from the Winema National Forest and right in the center of a picnic friendly, river stroll ready, horse and human playground. Check for updates on current campground construction repairs and then hop on the Dalles-California Highway toward your next Oregon State Park adventure.
Collier offers a plethora of camping preference options, but beyond the beauty of choice, what you are...
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