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Farewell Bend State Recreation Area
A beautiful wildlife paradise with historic ties to early American pioneers.
Looking for a Pacific Northwest wilderness getaway by the water? Swimming, water skiing, and boating are all here along the banks of the Snake River. The enormous 57-mile-long Brownlee Reservoir also offers some of the best fishing in the region.
The fish are far from the only wildlife to experience here. Common animals like deer, geese, and eagles call this area home. Interested in more exotic animals? You might glimpse the antelope-adjacent pronghorn and partridge-adjacent chukar here as well.
Fans of history (or classic video games) might be interested in this region's 19th-century past. This area was once the final stop on the fabled Oregon Trail. There are plenty of historic markers and interpretive displays here detailing the time period.
Finally, pro tip: don't get confused about where you're heading befo
Looking for a Pacific Northwest wilderness getaway by the water? Swimming, water skiing, and boating are all here along the banks of the Snake River. The enormous 57-mile-long Brownlee Reservoir also offers some of the best fishing in the region.
The fish are far from the only wildlife to experience here. Common animals like deer, geese, and eagles call this area home. Interested in more exotic animals? You might glimpse the antelope-adjacent pronghorn and partridge-adjacent chukar here as well.
Fans of history (or classic video games) might be interested in this region's 19th-century past. This area was once the final stop on the fabled Oregon Trail. There are plenty of historic markers and interpretive displays here detailing the time period.
Finally, pro tip: don't get confused about where you're heading before you even get there! This state recreation area is in eastern Oregon, near the Idaho border. The similarly named Farewell Bend Federal Park is in southwest Oregon.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Farewell Bend State Recreation Area
Plentiful Farewell Bend provides electrical sites with water, tent sites with water nearby, hiker/biker sites, 2 log cabins, a group tent camp, picnic tables, fire rings, an RV dump station, flush toilets and hot showers. When you’re settled in, take advantage of the basketball hoops, the horseshoe pits or the volleyball court. . . that is, after Read more...
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