Collier Memorial State Park

Cindi Garrett

Stunning little fresh water creek, perfect for a lazy paddle. The launch makes getting in and out a breeze, even for a novice. Took my 74 yr old m-i-l out for the first time and she looked like a pro.

Derek Becker

We kayaked this area for the weekend. First from the Collier state park day use down to Water wheel ( you have to pull out at Chiloquin bridge, and put back in at the day use across from Dollar General). Then we kayaked Spring creek. Both were great but spring creek is more beginner friendly. Pic is Spring Creek

Karen Thomsen

This is a beautiful part. I don't normally stop at state parks because they are not dog friendly but I really wanted to see this body of water since it was so beautiful. And no dogs weren't allowed at the beach and dogs weren't allowed here and dogs weren't allowed there but I was able to go to a turnout that had a path down to the water and were all able to get in and swim without a problem. There wasn't a whole lot of traffic on the road so it felt pretty safe to hop the dogs out and down to the water. I mean it wasn't like we were able to put out chairs and hang out but we were able to get in the water and cool off. The dogs and I were grateful for it.

Deb S M

The day use area was very nice and the restrooms were clean. There is a little museum across the highway that looks like it would be a nice place to visit. This is more like a nice rest area then a park. The fire damage from last year is visible from the parking lot. It was a nice lunch stop and place to stretch your legs.