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Gwen: The "Love Farm" (River Runs Through It) was a fantastic stay! We slept great with the g...
Ron: Noel is a great host with a really cool space, and he had a cozy fire ready for us when...
Mike: Located approximately two hours south of Portland, and only 20 minutes south of Eugene,...
Octave: Ken and Janet welcomed us at the Tipi Village Retreat on a Friday afternoon.
We spent ...
Andrew: This site was one of the most serene places I've visited in Oregon so far. With an incr...
Drumson: Big fun music and bohemian scene in Eugene close to river and...
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Joni: Pitch your tent by our pond I the middle of our 80 acre pasture...
Jonathan: We had an awesome time at this site. The host, Derek, is an amazing guy and his company...
Luana And Richard: Pitch your tent in the middle of some old (guessing 100 year old)...
Luana And Richard: This spot is under a 100 year old Maple tree. . . . . . she loves...
Kim: Shasta and Jason are the coolest. Their cabin tucked up the hill sits over their proper...
Andrew: This location is excellent for a quick or extended stay. Extremely nice condition on th...
David: Originally built as a spiritual retreat center, The Sanctuary was...
David & Dawn: You can pitch a tent on the back side of 80 acres and feel totally...
Andrew: This listing was incredible, and exceeded all expectations! The host, Ryan, was right t...
Wendy: Come stay in my country backyard. It’s the backyard of my house,...
Andy: Umpqua's Last Resort is a great place to stay in the middle of the amazing Umpqua Natio...
Andrew: This was a good spot to pull off for the night and catch up on sleep in a secluded area...
Robert: Nice campsite. Great hosts. Peaceful location with swimming holes. Our best hipcamp exp...
Michelle: Private and secluded all-season camping on a family-friendly...
Fall Creek State Recreation Area, Oregon
Fall Creek State Recreation Area is all about the water. There's nothing like the sight of a 335-foot waterfall to make you appreciate nature at its best and boldest. This fir and pine soaked Read more...
Fall Creek State Recreation Area is all about the water. There's nothing like the sight of a 335-foot waterfall to make you appreciate nature at its best and boldest. This fir and pine soaked playground borders the Willamette National Forest, and isn't far from the Mount Pisgah Arboretum.
Boaters, swimmers and anglers alike will enjoy the fresh water at Fall Creek. You can find riverside camping, lake front sites, and cabins for colder weather. Most of the public parks offer camping from late spring to early fall with private locations offering yurts and cabins during the cooler months.
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