Oregon State Parks

Oregon State Parks

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Parks are reminders of things that make Oregon great and a testament to what we collectively value. Oregon State Parks are public spaces where all are welcome.

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is proud to care for Oregon’s extraordinary landscapes and rich cultural history. The department serves its visitors and all Oregonians through its properties and programs, and recognizes that the state’s resilience and beauty are strengthened by its diverse population. We value and serve everyone, and we are committed to providing safe and equitable a

05/29/2026

Celebrate State Parks Day on Saturday, June 6! Day‑use parking fees are waived for Oregon residents at all parks.

Enjoy activities across the state, from stargazing at Stub Stewart and hands‑on learning at The Cove Palisades’ Festival of the Lands to ranger‑led hikes at LaPine, garden talks at Shore Acres, and kid‑friendly birdhouse building at Prineville Reservoir. There’s something for every explorer.

Follow the 🔗 below to plan your State Parks Day adventure.

https://bit.ly/4nToCKx

05/21/2026

Big news for Oregon state park lovers! Digital 12‑month parking permits are now available! Same price, less clutter, and your license plate is your proof. Register up to two vehicles and you’re ready for a year of adventure. Learn more and get yours today.

https://bit.ly/4v2ckSl

05/19/2026

Protect Oregon’s ash trees before it’s too late. The emerald ash borer is here, and our ecosystems are depending on us. Buy local firewood and help stop the spread. Learn more at OregonEAB.com

Emerald ash borer image courtesy of David Cappaert.

05/07/2026

Celebrate Mother’s Day among the blooms 🪻 and the busy bees that make them thrive. Join us for Buds & Bees, a free, ranger-led hike at Cape Lookout State Park. Discover what’s in bloom, meet the pollinators at work, and enjoy a gentle spring stroll by the coast. Click below to learn more and register.🐝

https://bit.ly/3R9yMdr

05/05/2026

🪹🌻 Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend surrounded by birds and blooms at Silver Falls State Park. Join us for guided walks, live raptors, wildflowers, and family-friendly fun all day long. Follow the link below to learn more.
https://bit.ly/48AJwHP

05/05/2026

Oregon State Parks volunteers donated more than 386,000 hours this year, making our trails, campgrounds, and visitor centers safer, more welcoming, and more beautiful for everyone. We’re honored to celebrate their contributions and this year’s 53 Outstanding Volunteer Award recipients. Learn more and get involved by clicking the link below.
https://bit.ly/42Eovsi

05/01/2026

Flowing water, quiet mind.

Plan your visit to LaPine State Park: https://bit.ly/48MRgEb

04/23/2026

Where cliffs meet the Pacific, the land is always changing. Recent slides have left parts of the Clatsop Loop Trail at Ecola State Park unsafe. Please respect closures and visit the park’s webpage for advisories. https://bit.ly/41PSA7N

04/21/2026

We’re excited to celebrate the 100th anniversary of State Park. You can learn more about the park’s history and plan your next trip by visiting the park page.
Follow the 🔗 https://bit.ly/4sKXyOe

04/17/2026

Discover the stories of courage, resilience, and hope in The Black Pioneers exhibit. Now on view through May 31 at the Mark O. Hatfield West Visitor Center along the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail – Twin Tunnels in Hood River.

Learn about early Black history in Oregon through the lives of pioneers who reached for safety, opportunity, and prosperity against the odds.

Join us on April 26 at 12 p.m. for a special talk with Mariah Rocker, public programs and exhibit manager with Oregon Black Pioneers.

https://oregonblackpioneers.org/

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