About Oregon State Parks

Oregon State Parks blend coastal cliffs, lush forests, and volcanic beauty.

Oregon’s state parks are renowned for their breathtaking landscapes, from the dramatic Pacific coastline to dense evergreen forests and volcanic terrains. Ecola State Park, situated on the northern coast, offers stunning views of the ocean, towering cliffs, and hiking trails that wind through lush coastal forests. For a glimpse into Oregon's volcanic heritage, Smith Rock State Park provides dramatic rock formations and is a premier destination for rock climbing and hiking. These parks embody the diverse beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

In addition to their natural wonders, Oregon’s state parks are perfect for year-round recreation. Silver Falls State Park, often called the 'crown jewel' of Oregon, features the famous Trail of Ten Falls, where visitors can walk behind cascading waterfalls. On the eastern side of the state, Wallowa Lake State Park offers serene camping, boating, and breathtaking views of the Wallowa Mountains. Whether exploring rugged coastal cliffs or tranquil alpine lakes, Oregon's state parks provide unforgettable experiences for all adventurers.