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90
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GenieSummary
Cottonwood Canyon State Park Campground is a remote primitive campground located in Cottonwood Canyon, 15 miles from Wasco, Oregon. It features open sites with no privacy, a faucet with potable water, pit bathrooms, solar USB charging stations, free bikes and fishing poles to borrow, and a pergola for shade. The campground is near the John Day River, which is great for wading, floating, and fishing. It is also close to the Pinnacles Trail, a hiking trail that follows the river. The campground is perfect for families and campers who prefer less primitive amenities, with a wind break for tents and covered picnic tables provided. The campground is open all year round, but the last week in March is spring break and the campground can be more crowded than usual. Firewood is available for sale, but be aware of fire season as open flames are not allowed during certain times of the year.
From The Campground
Cottonwood Canyon State Park is a year-round campground located in Oregon. The park offers self-contained RV camping, cabins, and campsites with fire rings. Flush restrooms and shower facilities are available in the cabin area. Potable water is centrally located in the camp loop but is not available individual at each site. The park has 2 vault toilets in the campground area without running water. The John Day River is open for fishing per regulations set by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Hunting is open outside the developed areas of the park per regulations set by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Visitors may see hunters and their harvests during the late summer through mid-winter depending on the hunting seasons. The park is closed to motorized watercraft year-round between Clarno and Cottonwood Bridge and is closed seasonally from May 1 to September 30 between Cottonwood Bridge and Tumwater Falls. The river is closed to personal watercraft (jet skis) year-round upstream of Tumwater Falls. The park does not allow trapping. The park has a burn ban in place from June 1 to protect against wildfires. No wood fires, charcoal briquettes, pellet-fueled grills, candles, tiki torches and other devices that emit flames or embers and cannot be turned off with a valve. Portable cooking stoves, propane fire rings, barbecues, and lanterns using liquefied or bottle fuels are allowed in the campground. Devices using liquefied or bottle fuels are banned in the back country unless used for cooking. The Pinnacles Trail is closed at the 2.5 mile marker and the Hardstone Trail is closed at the mile 1 marker from February 1st to September 30th to protect Golden Eagle nesting sites.
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Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(541) 394-0002
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GenieMagic
90
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Reservations
No Reservation Data
Quick Stats
14
Sites
$10 - $10
Site Price
50ft.
Max Site Size (L)
538ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
Cottonwood Canyon State Park Campground is a remote primitive campground located in Cottonwood Canyon, 15 miles from Wasco, Oregon. It features open sites with no privacy, a faucet with potable water, pit bathrooms, solar USB charging stations, free bikes and fishing poles to borrow, and a pergola for shade. The campground is near the John Day River, which is great for wading, floating, and fishing. It is also close to the Pinnacles Trail, a hiking trail that follows the river. The campground is perfect for families and campers who prefer less primitive amenities, with a wind break for tents and covered picnic tables provided. The campground is open all year round, but the last week in March is spring break and the campground can be more crowded than usual. Firewood is available for sale, but be aware of fire season as open flames are not allowed during certain times of the year.
From The Campground
Cottonwood Canyon State Park is a year-round campground located in Oregon. The park offers self-contained RV camping, cabins, and campsites with fire rings. Flush restrooms and shower facilities are available in the cabin area. Potable water is centrally located in the camp loop but is not available individual at each site. The park has 2 vault toilets in the campground area without running water. The John Day River is open for fishing per regulations set by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Hunting is open outside the developed areas of the park per regulations set by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Visitors may see hunters and their harvests during the late summer through mid-winter depending on the hunting seasons. The park is closed to motorized watercraft year-round between Clarno and Cottonwood Bridge and is closed seasonally from May 1 to September 30 between Cottonwood Bridge and Tumwater Falls. The river is closed to personal watercraft (jet skis) year-round upstream of Tumwater Falls. The park does not allow trapping. The park has a burn ban in place from June 1 to protect against wildfires. No wood fires, charcoal briquettes, pellet-fueled grills, candles, tiki torches and other devices that emit flames or embers and cannot be turned off with a valve. Portable cooking stoves, propane fire rings, barbecues, and lanterns using liquefied or bottle fuels are allowed in the campground. Devices using liquefied or bottle fuels are banned in the back country unless used for cooking. The Pinnacles Trail is closed at the 2.5 mile marker and the Hardstone Trail is closed at the mile 1 marker from February 1st to September 30th to protect Golden Eagle nesting sites.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(541) 394-0002
No Email Data
Quick Stats
14
Sites
$10 - $10
Site Price
50ft.
Max Site Size (L)
538ft.
Elevation
418052
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