is well loved for its scenery and hiking trails, so reservations in summer are a must. How to reserve campsites in Oregon: Oregon has 62 reservable state park and recreation site campgrounds. To reserve online, go to oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com. Then, enter your arrival date in the search box to view a list or map of reservable campgrounds.
Reserve the campsite you want by using a credit card or by calling 1-800-452-5687. (An $8 nonrefundable reservation fee is added to the total cost of your stay when you reserve online or by phone.) Camping fees range from $12 to $21 for standard tent sites to about $30 for sites with partial utility hookups.
Deception Pass
Campsites can be reserved up to nine months in advance of your arrival date. Top “must reserve” campground: Deception Pass State Park, perched atop a dramatic headland on the north end of Whidbey Island,
Campsites can be reserved up to nine months in advance of your arrival date. Top “must-reserve” campground: Fort Stevens State Park, on the Oregon coast just south of Astoria, where miles of sandy beaches and a historic military artillery installation attract throngs of families. >>
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