Wallowa Lake - Oregon State Parks

Need to cancel your reservation? Follow these guidelines:
Park Information:
one day to nine months in advance by calling 1-800-452-5687
or visiting www.oregonstateparks.org.
If your reservation is for today, call 541-432-4185.
Otherwise, call 1-800-452-5687.
1-800-551-6949
www.oregonstateparks.org
NOTE: Only the yurts and some tent/ full hookup sites are
open and reservable all year.
The Little Alps day-use area one mile from the campground is
between the east and west forks of the Wallowa River near the
U.S. Forest Service’s Wallowa Lake Trailhead.
Sites A9 and A11 including both yurts are accessible to
campers with disabilities.
Camping Rates
Rates are subject to change. You can get up-to-date
information by calling 1-800-551-6949 or visiting
www.oregonstateparks.org.
Play It Safe
For your own safety, please read and comply with all posted
safety rules. In case of emergency, Wallowa Memorial Hospital is located in Enterprise, 12 miles north.
Off OR 351/82, 6 miles S of Joseph
72214 Marina Lane, Joseph, OR 97846
541-432-4185
Smoking in Oregon State Parks is allowed only in personal vehicles, RVs,
campsites and portions of day use parks along state highways that are
designated as safety rest areas by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
The surrounding community at Wallowa Lake is reminiscent
of a Swiss alpine village. It features attractions such as a
tramway to the top of 8,200-foot Mt. Howard with views
of the Wallowa Lake basin and the Eagle Cap Wilderness
Area. The unspoiled wilderness area has small, sparkling lakes
scattered at the base of 10,000-foot peaks and is a paradise for
hikers, horseback riders and naturalists. Trails lead up the east
and west forks of the Wallowa River from the trailhead.
Hat Point Viewpoint, 54 miles northeast, overlooks the Snake
River’s mile-deep Hells Canyon, the deepest gorge in North
America. The final 24-mile segment of the gravel road to the
viewpoint is steep and narrow. To the west, you can head up
the Lostine River Canyon into the heart of the high country
south of Lostine and Highway 82. Joseph Canyon Viewpoint
is 30 miles north of Enterprise on State Highway 3.
Please contact the US Forest Service for information, maps
and road conditions for these Wilderness trail heads and Hells
Canyon areas at 541-426-5546.
Lostine
82
Enterprise
350
Joseph
Wallowa
Lake
Wallowa-Whitman
National Forest
351
Eagle Cap
Wilderness
Area
USFS Road
Halfway, OR
Wallowa Lake
Marina
Day-use area
Campground
Park boundary
Wallowa Lake
business community
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Little Alps
Day-use Area
USFS
trailhead
Hat
Point
39
Wallowa Lake
State Recreation Area
East Fork
Latitude: 45.284626 N
Longitude: -117.203484 W
An Alpine Experience
La Grande
Imnaha River Canyon Rd
The park has four reservable picnic areas within a large dayuse area. All sites include ADA-accessible picnic tables. The
Shoreline and Lakeside areas have reservable sites near a
large open field for athletic activities and an unsupervised
swim area. A boat launch and marina with boats, motors, and
other equipment for rent are nearby. The Ice Creek area has a
covered reservable shelter with electricity and water.
The Riverside area is near the Wallowa River and has
parking close by.
Lostine River Canyon Rd
• 88 Tent sites with water nearby
• Two yurts
• Paved parking, picnic table, and fire ring at all sites
• Hot showers and flush toilets
• Group tent camping
• RV dump station
Universal Access
Wallowa Lake
State Recreation Area
Day-Use Amenities
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• 121 Full hookup sites with sewer, electricity, and water (36
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Year-Round Camping
Lewiston, ID
Wallowa Lake has two wooden yurts, which are circular, domed
structures with lockable doors, lights, and heat. Their futon
couches sleep two and their bunk beds sleep two on the bottom
and one on the top. Fire pits, a covered deck, and a picnic table
are right outside. No cooking, smoking, candles or pets are allowed in the yurts.
Jos
ep
CAMPGROUND
and beneath the towering peaks of the Wallowa Mountains,
Wallowa Lake State Recreation Area is an ideal base camp for
both wilderness treks and water sports fun.
Yurts!
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Nestled between the south end of a scenic glacial lake
63400-8981 (4/15)
Scenic Drive
Wallowa Lake
Reserve early! Reserve campsites, yurts, and group camp sites
C55
(40)
C54 (43)
C52 (39)
C51 (41)
C49 (44)
C48 (44)
C46 (43)
Wallowa Lake State Recreation Area
C58 C59
(44) (45) C61
(48) C62
(46) C63
(44) C16
C56(63) C60 (52)
(42) C18 C20
C21
C53 (70) C37 (41)
(39) (46)
C38 (37)C39 (53)
(38) C22
C36 (45)
Park
C34 (66) C15
(42)
C50 (68)
hosts
(50) C14 (25) C17
C19
C35 (46)
(74)
C24 (36)
(50)
B25
C13 (60)
C27 C23 (34)
C47 (65) C33 (48) C32 (48)
C25 (46)
C9 (44)
B27
C11 (45) (55)
C26
(38)
C12
(63)
C44 (51) C41 (73) C31 (25)
B28
C7 (45)
C57
(52)
C45
C43
(38)
(48)
Park
hosts
Park host
E7
E9
E11
E13
E15
E12
(42)
E14
(41)
E17
(45)
E16
E18
E8 E6
(42) (45)
E3
E35 (46)
E33 (47)
E31 (49)
E19
(48)
E22
(41)
E21
E29 (46)
E27 (44)
E25
(47)
E23
E24
B4 (52)
C6
C5 (45)
(47)
C3 (46)
C1(56)
E34
E32
E30
E28
B18
B26
(40)
B8
(51)
B1 (50) (Host site
May 1- Oct.31)
D36
D5
D34
D37
D6
D32
D33
D9
D8
D31
D30
D11
D10
To Chief Joseph Trail
B16
A45 A43
A41
A39
A38
A36
A35
A44 (46)
A42 A40
A46 (38) (41)
(42)
A47 (45)
A4 A6
A2 (53) (42) (44)
A1
(86)
A3
(53)
A5
(44)
Fish cleaning
station
A33
A31
A37
(38)
A29
A34
A32
A7
(42) A9
(51) A11
(73)
A8
(62)
A30
A27
Marina building:
boat and slip rental,
fishing supplies,
concessions
A25
A28
A24
A26
A13
A15 A18 A20 A22
(46)
(37) (46)
A10
(31) A12
A19
(41) A14 A16 A17
(37) (42) (32) (35)
Key
Full-hookup site
Horseshoe pit
D22
Tent site
Playground
Group tent
Wildlife viewing
Yurt
RV dump station
Accessible camping
Firewood
Shower
Garbage bin
Restroom
Recycling center
Accessible facility
Trails
Phone
Parking
Boat ramp
Off-leash area
Swimming area
Hiking trail
A23b
A23
A21
P a rk
residence
D28
D14
D26
D17
D20
D24
Ice Creek Shelter
Day-use Area
D27
Lakeside Day-use Area
D25
Program Area
D23
D21
Group Tent
Area C
Group Tent
Area B
D22
Group Tent
Area A
Riverside Day-use Area
Wallow
a Rive
ATTENTION RVers:
Please use the RV dump station near the registration booth to dump a full
holding tank rather than a campsite connection, which can overflow.
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Little Alps
Day-use Area
is at the end of
the highway
All information or fees subject to change without notice. This brochure is available in alternative formats upon request. Call 1-800-551-6949. Oregon Relay for the hearing impaired: dial 711.
Picnic area
B14
(41)
D29
D13
D16
Wallowa Lake
Registration
booth
D35
D7
D12
trail
D2
D4
E2
D15
E26
B22 B21
B2 (54)
C2 (44)
D1
D3
E10
B6 (44)
B24
B23
(39) B23b B20 B19
B9 B11 (40) (43) B17
(44)
(45)
(48) B12 B14
(48)
B15
(41)
B7 (58)
(33)
B10
B5 (41) (33)
B13
B3 (25)
(56)
E1
E4
E5
C4 (37)
Hiker Biker camping
Marina docks
C10
(46) C8
(40)
C28
C29
C42 C40 C30
(42)
(47)
(47) (49) (44)
Nature
N
Shoreline
Day-use
Area
(site length in feet)
Park office
Please help make camping at Wallowa Lake a safe and
enjoyable experience by following these and other park rules:
• All vehicles should register and display a paid permit. Vehicles must park on pavement.
Visitor parking is located in the Day Use area. Day Use closes at 9 p.m. Parking
overnight in Day Use requires a permit.
• Quiet hours are between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
• Smoking is prohibited in the park except at your camp site or in your vehicle.
• Feeding any wildlife or coming in contact with them is prohibited.
• Pets are required to be on a maximum 6-foot leash at all times and may not be left
unattended. Exercise area available. Pets are not allowed in park buildings or structures.
• Fires are allowed only in designated fire pits and must be put out before leaving area. • All bike riders younger than 16 are required to wear helmets. Bikes are prohibited on
paths/trails, and bicyclists should ride with flow of vehicle traffic.
• Littering: Please take all trash to the garbage bins. Do not leave or burn trash in fire pits.
Leave your site ready for the next user.
Check-in after 4 p.m., Check-out by 1 p.m.