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Disc golfers, picnickers, and dog owners looking for a free afternoon on the Illinois River in summer. The electric picnic shelter holds 50 and must be reserved through Oregon State Parks; midweek slots are easier to land.
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Price
Free
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
Reservable picnic sh...
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Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
Free
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
Reservable picnic sh...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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27144 Redwood Highway, Cave Junction, Oregon, 97523, United States
Disc golfers, picnickers, and dog owners looking for a free afternoon on the Illinois River in summer. The electric picnic shelter holds 50 and must be reserved through Oregon State Parks; midweek slots are easier to land.
Overnight camping isn't the setup here, one RV-listed site and no tent camping means most traditional campers will find this too limited. Anyone expecting a full-service campground will be confused on arrival.
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Summer brings the driest, warmest weather with daytime highs between 75 and 90°F and nights dropping to 45–55°F. Low rainfall and longer days make this the best time for hiking, picnics, and river viewing. Trails stay accessible, and the disc golf course is at its peak. Expect moderate crowds on summer weekends but plenty of space midweek. Winter and spring bring frequent rain and higher, more dangerous river levels.
Summer is driest/warmest and best for hiking, picnics and river access; shelter available May–Sep.
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The campground provides a mix of basic and recreational amenities. On-site facilities include ADA porta-potties, a disc golf course, an electric-equipped picnic shelter, hiking trails, a horse trail, a vault toilet, and water spigots.
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