Champoeg

A Kiko

We stayed there for a couple of hours exploring the park. We hiked a large loop which started near the visitor center, it was probably about 3 miles total. It was flat and super easy, suitable for young kids and elderly. We only saw a few other people while hiking. The park itself was very small and didn't have much to offer. The river looked muddy and turbid.

Jason Cook

A large park, with historical background. Great place to have a party, play disk golf, camp, bike or go on a walk. The grounds are well kept and the trails are beautiful. We've been here many times and I would recommend it. Bathrooms are kept clean. Be sure to read the historical signs and visit the visitors center to learn more about the area.

Kris S

Great place to learn about Oregon’s history and camp! We stayed at site A18. Restrooms and showers were clean and the entire campsite was full and also quiet by 9:30pm. We played disc golf, saw a baby deer, and walked some trails. There were raccoons in the evening, which our dogs made us aware of! Lovely visitors center- very hands on and detailed. Our kids want to camp here again!

Takahiro Niwa

Quiet park with lots of space. Good for dogs and fishing from a dock. You can do disk golf and biking in the park. Parking fee for day use is $10.

Alice Vetter

Nice state park - not all sites have sewer but a wide variety of space for shade, sun, pull through. Free showers and flush toilets for registered guests. Hosts are helpful and rangers are nice. Great place for kids and dogs too - dog “area” but not fenced in. The group RV site really just a parking lot with a few power poles, access to the shelter and big grass field with fire pit.