Oxbow Regional Park

Yes there is.

There are spots where you can swim

Side of the road.

Yes

Cougars and bears walk through the park occasionally, so be aware of your surroundings, make noise and hike with a friend! Also, the river is fast and cold so please take extra precautions when going in the water. We always recommend wearing a life jacket.

It's $22 per night for a site when it's open. Please note the campgrounds at Oxbow Regional Park is currently closed until further notice. https://www.oregonmetro.gov/parks/oxbow-regional-park/camping-oxbow

Camping at Oxbow is $22 per night per site. More info can be found here: https://www.oregonmetro.gov/parks/oxbow-regional-park/camping-oxbow Please note that the campgrounds at Oxbow are currently closed until further notice.

Not by the water. There are picnic tables along the road with grills. If you get one close enough to a pathway to the water, it can be a short/enjoyable walk :) #iloveoxbowpark

Not with T-Mobile

Regional

As of now they were as it was raining there yesterday. But as the heat rises there will be a ban. I would call Oxbow and confirm. They do sell an armful of wood for $5

The park opens at 6:30 am and closes at sunset. Any specific times for campsites will be on the website.

Hi Jeb, Metro parks have free parking days the third Thursday of every month. You can find more information about free parking days here: https://www.oregonmetro.gov/news/free-parking-days-metro-parks-2020

The Sandy River is swift and unpredictable, so I would advise against it. There aren't any areas of the river calm enough to paddleboard within Oxbow. If you go, please be safe and wear a life jacket.

It depends on where your going. When you Google oxbow park it normally takes you to the park that you have to pay and it closes at 7. If you go to the Lewis and Clark/ Oxbow park you don't have to pay and people camp all around there. Instead of getting off a the marine exit. Go past that exit to the next one Lewis and Clark/Oxbow park. Hope this helps. I did the sane thing.

Unfortunately, Oxbow doesn't have a wheelchair accessible area for fishing due to river erosion. Blue Lake Regional Park in Metro's portfolio would be a much better option for disabled fishing.

Yes, the park is open this weekend and you can swim in the river. Please be safe and consider wearing a life jacket when going in or near the water.

No

From the website Campground basics $22 per night per site $5 per vehicle fee on day of entry only Maximum six people per site Maximum 14-night stay, 28 days in six-month period Most campsites are open year-round; campsites 62 to 74 are closed from Nov. 1 to March 31 Firewood available at $7 per bundle Check in at 2 p.m., check out at noon

$22 a night. https://www.reserveamerica.com/explore/oxbow-regional-park/OR/402500/overview

Yes I think so. There's a detailed guide to kayaking the Sandy river, with maps of each segment, at https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/Sandy-River-Water-Trail/.

You need to go online to reserve campsites www.reserveamerica.com

Yes

No, campsites are primitive

Yes, but the park wardens are usually watching for cars with no park sticker. The only people actually stopping their vehicle should have at least a day use fee paid.

No cabins here.

I have Verizon and get connection up near the Boat Ramp

It cost $5 to go into Park and then extra for camping. You will need to make reservations online.

Nor would you want to. The river isn't wide enough or deep enough through many parts. Try the Columbia or Willamette River instead 🙂

Yes

Just have to reserve a spot that will benefit your adventure.

$22 per night per site $5 per vehicle fee on day of entry only

$5 for day use

You can park at one of their their trailheads up on the hill for free and hike in. It's not an easy treck though. Otherwise, no walk ins

You can have visiters stay just pay extra car price I believe

No pets. Last summer a deer and her fawn walked thru our campsite several times each day we were there. We saw many other wild animals, but none came as close as the deer.

There are sites close to the water but not on the water. Try the new campsites they opened up this year in the seventies I believe we had campsite 72 and it was amazing! We just had to walk down the hill to the water. The group sites are pretty much just the same in distance to water as the regular tent sites if not farther. But there are gay sites that are pretty close if not on the water right whe you pull into Oxbow. I hope you go it's beautiful out there. They have added a lot of more campsites and it seems like there's more dear than I've ever seen there. LOL!

There is also a section of the park that lies across the Sandy River that has limited parking October to May. There is also limited hiking area, but lots of fishing room and no charge for admission.

Car pass $5 Bus pass $7 Campsite for one night $22 Wood Bundle $5

But it's quite bit snow on 24th, so slick road with steep hills, like chains/traction tires needed, if you dare.

They post closing time on a large sign at entrance. Usually within 5 minutes of the official sunset time fir each day.

Yes

Dogs and other pets are not allowed, because they can damage sensitive habitat and threaten wildlife.