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Andy: Umpqua's Last Resort is a great place to stay in the middle of the amazing Umpqua Natio...
Joel: The Wild River Sanctuary was an Amazing find!! The property has a ton of features, priv...
Jamie: Janice was pleasant and the property was well kept. The river had easy access and was s...
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Ben: Bob and Kori were kind and helpful hosts. Their camp is roughly 20 miles from Crater La...
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Hayley: But soft! What light thru yonder tipi breaks?
This river bed is the best place to stay...
Mathew: Great site! Matt was a great host and he helped me find the best spot on the farm trip ...
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Tipi Glamp on the edge of a river!
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$172/nightCaroline: I wanted to move in! Absolutely loved staying here. We will definitely be returning. Ro...
Pachamama: This fully remodeled cabin is cozy, clean, and humble with all of the essentials for a...
Samuel: Jacob and his family were awesome, we took our van next to the river and that was such ...
Carrie: Very cute, clean, and economical spot that provided me, my husband and 2 kids a home ba...
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Kim: Bob and Kori are the most kindest, hardworking and genuine people. We were honored to s...
Matt: Jeffrey was an outstanding host. Communicative, flexible and incredible helpful. The si...
Ransom: We had a wonderful time at Kori and Bob's campsite! This a beautiful little spot in the...
Bob & Kori: StunningCrescent Moon Native American Teepee, is available for camping. We developed...
David & Dawn: You can pitch a tent on the back side of 80 acres and feel totally isolated. We are...
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The Willamette National Forest runs 110 miles along the Cascade Range in western Oregon. The landscape includes a stunning variety of towering mountains with volcanic peaks, densely forested slopes, and narrow ravines. Winding through the Forest are not one, but two Congress-designated “Wild and Scenic Rivers.” Willamette is also known for its cascading waterfalls and has more than 375 lakes. The forest is home to big game like black bear, Roosevelt elk, and cougar. And be on the lookout out for northern bald eagle and wolverine! Both species are rare, but can be spotted in the National Forest.