Camping Lite - Romantic Oregon Coast Vacations

If you have any questions, please call our
information center at 1-800-551-6949,
or visit www.oregonstateparks.org.
Tepee
• Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
• Ask a Reservations Northwest agent about
ADA accessible yurts and cabins.
Deluxe Yurt
Deluxe Cabin
Basic Yurt
Rustic Cabin
• All rates are subject to change without notice.
• One vehicle is allowed per rental. Extra vehicle
parking is available at most parks for $5 per night.
Harris
Beach
• You must be 18 or older to rent these facilities.
Alfred A. Loeb
Valley of
the Rogue
• Pets are not allowed.
• No smoking in any of these facilities.
Cape
Blanco
Bullards
Beach
Sunset Bay
William Tugman
Umpqua
Lighthouse
126
Unity
Lake
Silver
Falls
18
Champoeg
Nehalem
Bay
Cape
Lookout
Farewell
Bend
26
47
Emigrant
Springs
Wallowa
Lake
Stub
Stewart
Fort
Stevens
This information is available in alternative formats on request.
Write to OPRD, 725 Summer St. NE, Suite C,
Salem, OR 97301; or call (503) 986-0707
(for the hearing impaired 1-800-735-2900).
63400-8040 (6/07)
Camping Lite
Devil’s Lake
Clyde
Holliday
26
Beverly
Beach
Bedding, cooking and eating
utensils, an appreciation
for cultures past.
Rates
$27–29 per night
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During the Oregon State Park’s Discovery Season,
October 1—April 30, you can rent campsites at
reduced rates, and yurts and cabins are available
at regular prices. It’s a perfect way to enjoy the
crisp colors of fall and the coziness of winter
holidays. Enjoy all of Oregon’s winter delights, from
ocean storms at the coast to snow sports in central
Oregon, and the clear, bright skies of eastern Oregon.
All yurts and cabins come with lights, heating,
and furniture.
It’s also a great time to rent special facilities,
like the conference center at Silver Falls, or the
ballroom at Wolf Creek Inn.
Discover
South Beach
Bring
Lake Owyhee and
Clyde Holliday.
Printed on recycled paper.
omewhere between a wet tent and the luxury of a RV lies a different, fun kind of camping.
Homey, cozy and secure camping, where you don’t have to shell out half your paycheck for
expensive gear.
The
Cove 26
Palisades
Beachside
Features
Locations
Check out
Oregon State Parks by visiting
www.oregonstateparks.org
Yurts. Cabins. Tepees. This is camping lite, Oregon style: camping that’s outdoorsy but
comfortable, where everybody can get a good night’s sleep and the kids aren’t swatting mosquitoes
all night. This special kind of camping is great for our “Discovery Season,” October 1—April 30.
Tumalo
Carl
Washburne
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
725 Summer St. NE, Suite C
Salem, OR 97301
1-800-551-6949
Camping in Oregon State Parks opens a world of fun things to do, like hiking, biking, boating,
sightseeing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or just kicking back in the peace and quiet. It’s
an experience you can enjoy from coast to valley to desert, where your imagination summons up
times and places past. Go ahead. Rekindle your romance with the outdoors and Oregon.
Prineville
Reservoir
Please check with your Reservations Northwest
agent for cancellation policy and fees.
Discovery Season
Size—most sleep 5 or more—and features vary, but
include foam mattresses, electricity, picnic table, and
outdoor campfire pit. Lake Owyhee offers a canoe
with life jackets included with the tepee rental. Lake
Owyhee tepees sleep 5, Clyde Holiday tepees sleep 8.
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LaPine
Honeyman
You step into history when you step into
a tepee. The circle, an ancient symbol
of perfection, is embodied in the Native
American custom of arranging the tepee
“village” in a circle with canvas flaps facing the
east, where the sun rises, bringing life and power
back to the earth.
Your reservation deposit includes your first night’s
stay and a $6 non-refundable reservation fee. Visa
and MasterCard are accepted.
Things to Know
ow you can reserve your cabin, tepee or yurt
from two days to nine months in advance
online at www.oregonstateparks.org.
By phone, in the U.S. and Canada, call Reservations
Northwest at 1-800-452-5687 (in Portland, call
503-731-3411) Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
• Check-in time is 4 p.m. Check-out time is 1 p.m.
Lake
Owyhee
Tepees
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• Heating devices (other than those provided) and open fires for cooking
are prohibited inside yurts, cabins and tepees. Deluxe cabins and some
rustic cabins have microwave ovens. All have
outside fire pits.
Reserve Online!
Camping
Lite
Tepee
Rustic Cabin
Basic Yurt
Deluxe Cabin
Deluxe Yurt
Alfred A. Loeb
Cape
Blanco
Bullards
Beach
Sunset Bay
William Tugman
Umpqua
Lighthouse
Lake
Owyhee
LaPine
Honeyman
126
Tumalo
Carl
Washburne
Prineville
Reservoir
Clyde
Holliday
The
Cove 26
Palisades
Beachside
South Beach
Farewell
Bend
26
Beverly
Beach
Unity
Lake
Silver
Falls
18
Champoeg
Nehalem
Bay
Cape
Lookout
26
47
Camping Lite
Wallowa
Lake
Emigrant
Springs
Stub
Stewart
Fort
Stevens
You step into history when you step into
a tepee. The circle, an ancient symbol
of perfection, is embodied in the Native
American custom of arranging the tepee
“village” in a circle with canvas flaps facing the
east, where the sun rises, bringing life and power
back to the earth.
By phone, in the U.S. and Canada, call Reservations
Northwest at 1-800-452-5687 (in Portland, call
503-731-3411) Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Tepees
Reserve Online!
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ow you can reserve your cabin, tepee or yurt
from two days to nine months in advance
online at www.oregonstateparks.org.
Your reservation deposit includes your first night’s
stay and a $6 non-refundable reservation fee. Visa
and MasterCard are accepted.
Please check with your Reservations Northwest
agent for cancellation policy and fees.
Discovery Season
Camping
Lite
Features
Size—most sleep 5 or more—and features vary, but
include foam mattresses, electricity, picnic table, and
outdoor campfire pit. Lake Owyhee offers a canoe
with life jackets included with the tepee rental. Lake
Owyhee tepees sleep 5, Clyde Holiday tepees sleep 8.
During the Oregon State Park’s Discovery Season,
October 1—April 30, you can rent campsites at
reduced rates, and yurts and cabins are available
at regular prices. It’s a perfect way to enjoy the
crisp colors of fall and the coziness of winter
holidays. Enjoy all of Oregon’s winter delights, from
ocean storms at the coast to snow sports in central
Oregon, and the clear, bright skies of eastern Oregon.
Bring
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
725 Summer St. NE, Suite C
Salem, OR 97301
1-800-551-6949
Bedding, cooking and eating
utensils, an appreciation
for cultures past.
Locations
Lake Owyhee and
Clyde Holliday.
Single
Bed
Mattress
S
i
n
g
B le
Ma ed
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Sin ed
B ess
tr
Mat
All yurts and cabins come with lights, heating,
and furniture.
It’s also a great time to rent special facilities,
like the conference center at Silver Falls, or the
ballroom at Wolf Creek Inn.
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Ma Bed e
ttr
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Sin ed s
B res
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Rates
Check out
Oregon State Parks by visiting
www.oregonstateparks.org
If you have any questions, please call our
information center at 1-800-551-6949,
or visit www.oregonstateparks.org.
• Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
• Ask a Reservations Northwest agent about
ADA accessible yurts and cabins.
• All rates are subject to change without notice.
• One vehicle is allowed per rental. Extra vehicle
parking is available at most parks for $5 per night.
Harris
Beach
• You must be 18 or older to rent these facilities.
Valley of
the Rogue
• Pets are not allowed.
• No smoking in any of these facilities.
• Heating devices (other than those provided) and open fires for cooking
are prohibited inside yurts, cabins and tepees. Deluxe cabins and some
rustic cabins have microwave ovens. All have
outside fire pits.
• Check-in time is 4 p.m. Check-out time is 1 p.m.
Things to Know
Camping in Oregon State Parks opens a world of fun things to do, like hiking, biking, boating,
sightseeing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or just kicking back in the peace and quiet. It’s
an experience you can enjoy from coast to valley to desert, where your imagination summons up
times and places past. Go ahead. Rekindle your romance with the outdoors and Oregon.
Devil’s Lake
Yurts. Cabins. Tepees. This is camping lite, Oregon style: camping that’s outdoorsy but
comfortable, where everybody can get a good night’s sleep and the kids aren’t swatting mosquitoes
all night. This special kind of camping is great for our “Discovery Season,” October 1—April 30.
S
omewhere between a wet tent and the luxury of a RV lies a different, fun kind of camping.
Homey, cozy and secure camping, where you don’t have to shell out half your paycheck for
expensive gear.
Discover
$27–29 per night
Printed on recycled paper.
This information is available in alternative formats on request.
Write to OPRD, 725 Summer St. NE, Suite C,
Salem, OR 97301; or call (503) 986-0707
(for the hearing impaired 1-800-735-2900).
63400-8040 (6/07)
Yurts
Deluxe Yurt Features
Yurt Choices on the Coast
Deluxe yurts (at Umpqua Lighthouse)
are 24 feet in diameter and include beds with
mattresses for seven, TV and VCR, refrigerator,
microwave, bathroom and shower, covered deck
and barbecue.
“Yurtin’ for Certain!” is the motto of
veteran yurt enthusiasts, and their
numbers swell every year. It’s hard to
keep up with the demand, but with 190
across the state, we’re trying. What is
it about these things anyway? Maybe
it’s the privacy and security of lockable
doors. Maybe it’s the convenience of
no equipment to lug around. Maybe it’s
the cozy, denlike feeling of a family of
five snuggled in their warm beds. Heck,
maybe it’s their name.
Park Beachside
Beverly Beach
Bullards Beach
Cape Lookout
Carl Washburne
Devil’s Lake
Fort Stevens
Harris Beach
Jessie Honeyman
Nehalem Bay
South Beach
Sunset Bay
Umpqua Lighthouse
William Tugman
Deluxe Yurt Rates
Prime Season: $65 per night
Discovery Season: $45 per night
No. yurts 2
21
13
13
2
10
15
6
10
18
27
8
8*
16
* Deluxe
Tabl
e
Yurt Choices Inland
War
dro
be
Full
Twin/ ed
B
Bunk
Park Champoeg
Tumalo
Valley of the Rogue
Wallowa Lake
Bring
Basic Yurt Features
Basic yurts are 16 feet in diameter with
electricity, a heater, a skylight that opens, lockable
door, beds with mattresses for five, wooden floor,
porch and firepit.
Table
CR
Futon Couc
h/
Double Be
d
Twin/Full
Bunk Bed
6
7
6
2** ** Wood-sided
Futon
Couch/
Double
Bed
V
TV/
Sleeping bags or bedding, towels, a flashlight,
cooking and eating utensils, your sense of adventure.
No. yurts Showe
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Basic Yurt Rates
Deluxe yurt
$27 - 30 per night
Deluxe yurt at Umpqua
Lighthouse State Park.
Cabins
Rustic Cabin Features
Just the idea of them
conjures up, well,
atmosphere. Hot summer
nights. The sound of the
door slamming shut. The creak of the floors when
you walk across them. The smell of the campfire
outside. That’s cabin camping at Oregon State Parks.
Bring
Bedding, towels, cooking and eating utensils, and
a sense of ambience.
Twin/Double
Bunk Bed
One-room rustic cabins are 13' x 13' with
a 6-foot covered porch, and sleep four people. Deluxe cabins have two rooms, generally
sleep five to six, and include sinks, refrigerators,
microwaves, bathrooms and showers. All have porches.
Two-room rustic cabins are 13' x 15' with a 6-foot
covered porch and sleeps six people. Both rustic
cabins include electricity, beds with mattresses, a
table and chairs.
Wallowa Lake State Park has a two-story deluxe
cabin, not shown. It sleeps nine people and
includes sinks, refrigerator, oven/stove, bathroom,
shower and beds.
The Totem Cabin at Emigrant Springs, not shown,
is a duplex cabin, side A sleeps 4; side B sleeps 3.
Rates
Rustic Cabin Choices
$35-38 per night
Emigrant Springs Totem Cabin $20
Dining
Table
Park Double
Bed
Covered
Porch
Dining
Table
Double Bed
Sizes
Cabin at L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park.
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Covered
Porch
Deluxe Cabin Features
Double
Bed
No. cabins
Alfred A. Loeb
Cape Blanco
Champoeg
Emigrant Springs
Farewell Bend
L.L. “Stub” Stewart
LaPine
Prineville Reservoir
Silver Falls
Umpqua Lighthouse
Unity Lake
3
4
6
6*
2
15
5
2
14
2
2
* Also has two-unit Totem Cabin
Rates
Prime Season............................. $65-79 per night
Discovery Season........................ $45-48 per night
Deluxe Cabin Choices
Park Cape Lookout
LaPine
Prineville Reservoir
The Cove Palisades
Wallowa Lake
2-room rustic cabin at L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park.
1-room rustic cabin.
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Double Bed
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Dining
Table
1-room rustic cabin at
L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park.
Shower
Living
Room
Covered
Porch
Twin/Full
Bunk
Bed
BBQ
2-room rustic cabin.
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
No. cabins
3
5
3
3
1
Single
Upper Bunk
Microwave
Dining
Table
Covered
Porch
Twin/Double
Bunk Bed
BBQ
Refrigerator
Double
Bed
Covered
Porch
Cape Lookout and The Cove Palisades......... 14' x 18'
LaPine................................................... 16' x 24'
Prineville Reservoir................................. 20' x 18'
Covered
Porch
Dining
Table
Prineville Reservoir deluxe cabin.
Refrigerator
Lower
Double Bed
Shower
Microwave
Deluxe cabin at The Cove Palisades, Cape Lookout* and LaPine.
*Door between living room and bedroom not included.
Yurts
Deluxe Yurt Features
Yurt Choices on the Coast
Deluxe yurts (at Umpqua Lighthouse)
are 24 feet in diameter and include beds with
mattresses for seven, TV and VCR, refrigerator,
microwave, bathroom and shower, covered deck
and barbecue.
“Yurtin’ for Certain!” is the motto of
veteran yurt enthusiasts, and their
numbers swell every year. It’s hard to
keep up with the demand, but with 190
across the state, we’re trying. What is
it about these things anyway? Maybe
it’s the privacy and security of lockable
doors. Maybe it’s the convenience of
no equipment to lug around. Maybe it’s
the cozy, denlike feeling of a family of
five snuggled in their warm beds. Heck,
maybe it’s their name.
Park Beachside
Beverly Beach
Bullards Beach
Cape Lookout
Carl Washburne
Devil’s Lake
Fort Stevens
Harris Beach
Jessie Honeyman
Nehalem Bay
South Beach
Sunset Bay
Umpqua Lighthouse
William Tugman
Deluxe Yurt Rates
Prime Season: $65 per night
Discovery Season: $45 per night
No. yurts 2
21
13
13
2
10
15
6
10
18
27
8
8*
16
* Deluxe
Tabl
e
Yurt Choices Inland
War
dro
be
Full
Twin/ ed
B
Bunk
Park Champoeg
Tumalo
Valley of the Rogue
Wallowa Lake
Bring
Basic Yurt Features
Basic yurts are 16 feet in diameter with
electricity, a heater, a skylight that opens, lockable
door, beds with mattresses for five, wooden floor,
porch and firepit.
Table
CR
Futon Couc
h/
Double Be
d
Twin/Full
Bunk Bed
6
7
6
2** ** Wood-sided
Futon
Couch/
Double
Bed
V
TV/
Sleeping bags or bedding, towels, a flashlight,
cooking and eating utensils, your sense of adventure.
No. yurts Showe
r
Fridge
Basic
yurt
Fut
o
Do n Co
ubl uc
e B h/
ed
ing
Din able
T
Basic Yurt Rates
Deluxe yurt
$27 - 30 per night
Deluxe yurt at Umpqua
Lighthouse State Park.
Cabins
Rustic Cabin Features
Just the idea of them
conjures up, well,
atmosphere. Hot summer
nights. The sound of the
door slamming shut. The creak of the floors when
you walk across them. The smell of the campfire
outside. That’s cabin camping at Oregon State Parks.
Bring
Bedding, towels, cooking and eating utensils, and
a sense of ambience.
Twin/Double
Bunk Bed
One-room rustic cabins are 13' x 13' with
a 6-foot covered porch, and sleep four people. Deluxe cabins have two rooms, generally
sleep five to six, and include sinks, refrigerators,
microwaves, bathrooms and showers. All have porches.
Two-room rustic cabins are 13' x 15' with a 6-foot
covered porch and sleeps six people. Both rustic
cabins include electricity, beds with mattresses, a
table and chairs.
Wallowa Lake State Park has a two-story deluxe
cabin, not shown. It sleeps nine people and
includes sinks, refrigerator, oven/stove, bathroom,
shower and beds.
The Totem Cabin at Emigrant Springs, not shown,
is a duplex cabin, side A sleeps 4; side B sleeps 3.
Rates
Rustic Cabin Choices
$35-38 per night
Emigrant Springs Totem Cabin $20
Dining
Table
Park Double
Bed
Covered
Porch
Dining
Table
Double Bed
Sizes
Cabin at L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park.
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Covered
Porch
Deluxe Cabin Features
Double
Bed
No. cabins
Alfred A. Loeb
Cape Blanco
Champoeg
Emigrant Springs
Farewell Bend
L.L. “Stub” Stewart
LaPine
Prineville Reservoir
Silver Falls
Umpqua Lighthouse
Unity Lake
3
4
6
6*
2
15
5
2
14
2
2
* Also has two-unit Totem Cabin
Rates
Prime Season............................. $65-79 per night
Discovery Season........................ $45-48 per night
Deluxe Cabin Choices
Park Cape Lookout
LaPine
Prineville Reservoir
The Cove Palisades
Wallowa Lake
2-room rustic cabin at L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park.
1-room rustic cabin.
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Double Bed
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
Dining
Table
1-room rustic cabin at
L.L. “Stub” Stewart State Park.
Shower
Living
Room
Covered
Porch
Twin/Full
Bunk
Bed
BBQ
2-room rustic cabin.
Futon Couch/
Double Bed
No. cabins
3
5
3
3
1
Single
Upper Bunk
Microwave
Dining
Table
Covered
Porch
Twin/Double
Bunk Bed
BBQ
Refrigerator
Double
Bed
Covered
Porch
Cape Lookout and The Cove Palisades......... 14' x 18'
LaPine................................................... 16' x 24'
Prineville Reservoir................................. 20' x 18'
Covered
Porch
Dining
Table
Prineville Reservoir deluxe cabin.
Refrigerator
Lower
Double Bed
Shower
Microwave
Deluxe cabin at The Cove Palisades, Cape Lookout* and LaPine.
*Door between living room and bedroom not included.