Champoeg State Park

$5 per day, 9am to 9pm. State park annual pass is only $30. And i believe can be purchased at visitors ctr. We were down by Riverbend and there were some sites wheelchair accessible.

The frog pond is not swimmable but the river is ok, it is rocky with a little mud.

Yep, great place for dogs. There is an off-leash area, otherwise leash laws apply. Lots of places to walk/explore with your dog.

There are at least 2 miles of paved

Shelters - yes. Tables - no.

Yes! They opened on the 19th.

They do have a campground with RV and tent spots, Yurts and Cabins. Enjoy

They have a machine that you can put your payment into and get a receipt if the park ranger is out of the booth, but I'm not positive weather or not they have a locked gate. I don't THINK they do, it sounds illegal to lock people up inside of a State Park.

I'd say no.

Call them: (503) 678-1251

Whether you call or go online, you may make reservations 1 day to 9 months in advance of your first night's stay. https://oregonstateparks.org/index.cfm?do=reserve.dsp_reserve

Great place for picnic. We have had an annual picnic there for 40 years. As mentioned just watch for the squirrels.

It's often difficult to get a site here. Especially on the weekends. If you're bicycle camping, just show up and they'll make room for you. Car and rv camping reservations are highly recommended.

Yes

Yes, there's a dock on the Willamette River. There is no lifeguard, and boats use the dock, including power boats, so caution is necessary. Might not be great for kids.

Full hook-up sites - $30 - $33 per night Standard sites (electric and water hook-ups) - $28 - $31 Tent sites - $19 Yurts - $43 - $58 Cabin - $43 - $58 Hike/Bike - $7

Has one dock, but the current moves pretty good through this area.

Yes. Great place to csmp.

1 PM everywhere

Unfortunately, the park is still closed due to the ice storm. Numerous trees came down, many creating hazardous conditions, and water lines have been compromised. The crew is working to at least make it safe for opening, even if there are piles of tree branches scattered about. Check the Champoeg website for the latest status. https://stateparks.oregon.gov/index.cfm?do=park.profile&parkId=79 Thank you for asking and supporting the Parks!

I have not been to the visitor center nor to the campground so I do not know about wifi, however, cell service seems to be fine and I imagine a hotspot would work as well

You can visit the state parks website for most of your reservation needs or at least get contact info on how to reserve them.

Normally yes but they are currently open only for emergency personnel due to Covid 19

Don't swim in champoeg park it's not safe

Not by the road but there's a dock

It is indeed a boat dock. No boat ramp. Boat dock is assessable through the Oak Grove Day Use Area. There are stairs and ramp to get to it. John Mullen Park Manager

Yes.there are different areas shaded and unshaded the townsite and riverside plus disc golf area all have bbq grills and running water available.you can book online there is a 5.00$ parking fee per car

Yes

Yes it is. Look forward to having you out. Best. John M. Park Manager

Camping is year round and check in starts at 4PM. the cost per campsite can run from $33-$57 depending on the type of campsite you occupy.

DAR cabin was moved some time ago to the Robert Newell House which is owned and operated by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). They are less than a 1/4 mile west of the main entrance to Champoeg State Heritage Area (aka Champoeg State Park). Link to their web site is http://newellpioneervillage.com/ The Robert Newell house was built in 1852 and said cabin, called the Pioneers Mother's Memorial Cabin, was built in 1929 and is currently a museum of pioneer life. Check their website for times.

Some hiking trails & think Vikings well. Do have tent area, but no power.

Yes, both the A loop, and B loop have multiple showers. Including a handicap accessible one.

Yes, bring your own briquettes.

Some of the trails might be a little rough for it, but the majority of the park should be accessible to him.

Yes.

$29 per site. Yurt sites are $50 + $8 reservation fee. D, E and F are pet sites.

No pool

You can use a campfire, outside; or, you could bring your own hot plate, electric grill, etc... You could also bring your own gas grill for outdoor cooking. Basically, consider it the same as tent camping; although, you have the benefit of plug-in power sources.

Dogs are allowed in some yurts at state parks. You will want to check the reservation site to see if the yurt you want allows dogs.

There are about five strictly tent sites with no amenities- these are reliant on a communal water source; however, there are restrooms, with full showers, in both loops A and B. There is also a restroom in the RV loop. 63 sites are noted to have electricity. 11 of the sites have water, sewer and electricity. The yurts and cabins are equipped with electricity.

Only as good of fishing as the Willamette river can offer. People fish off the boat dock there.

Not for sure but I don't believe so

I dont know ..just give them a call during business hours

Prices to camp are affordable and listed on the state parks website..

There is a dock with a walking ramp, ok for kayaks, but no boat ramp, check out Rogers landing in Newberg there is a boat ramp, launch there.

I believe so. Go to oregon state parks to see current regulations.

Good signal strength here.

Camp sites have standard state park fire rings. So you can have a "normal" campfire, but if you're looking to build some 5'+ diameter bonfire, that's a "no".

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