Oregon Roadtrip Recommendations

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Hey All,
We will be taking a road trip to pick up our newly purchased 337RLS in Oregon...any recommendations for RV Parks to stay or places to visit along the coast or elsewhere? Any Winery recommendations along I-5 I see a lot on the map! Thanks for any help you can provide.
 
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There is a lot to see and do in Oregon. We love their state parks. Harris Beach has a lovely ocean view and nice beach walk. Silver Falls State Park of course has the Silver Falls. LL Stub has lots to do in the park including a disk golf course.

And then there is the Columbia Valley water fall tour.

Crater Lake for sure.

Google "Seven wonders of Oregon". It's easy to spend a summer in Oregon.
 
Yeah, there's tons to see and do. Beverly Beach SP is one of my favorites. "RV Resort at Canon Beach" is another if you want full services. Visit Tilamook cheese factory if going through. Last but not least the Evergreen Air and Space museum in McMinneville (Spruce Goose!). There's a nice RV resort next door and I think they allow boondocking in the parking lot too. Waterslide park attached if you have kids.
 
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D2Reid said:
There is a lot to see and do in Oregon. We love their state parks. Harris Beach has a lovely ocean view and nice beach walk. Silver Falls State Park of course has the Silver Falls. LL Stub has lots to do in the park including a disk golf course.

And then there is the Columbia Valley water fall tour.

Crater Lake for sure.

Google "Seven wonders of Oregon". It's easy to spend a summer in Oregon.
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Thanks for the recommendations I will definitely take you advice!
 
Thanks for your suggestions, we could not get into Canon /beach unfortunately but we definitely plan on a visit to Tillamook!
 
The best recommendation I will give is travel the 101 southbound. There are more pull outs and stops to look at the ocean on the west side of 101.
 
Fort Stevens is one of our favorite places to stay at with the trailer. nearby you can visit astoria, lewis and clark nat park, irwindale shipwreck, drive on the beach, ft stevens itself is a interesting historical destination. (water/electric hookup)
South Beach State Park near newport is another good one with plenty to see/do/eat in newport. (water/electric hookup)
Silver Falls state park near silverton is worth the trip if you like waterfalls and great hiking trails that take you behind the falls themselves (water/electric hookup)
La Pine State Park near bend has good reviews and is on our camping list this season
Timothy Lake (hoodview campground or any other rv campground on the lake). Great views of Mt. Hood (dry camping)

If you go north into washington, GreyLand State Park campground is nice and well kept (water/electric no sewer connection). We had site 71 and we recommend it.

Other then Timothy Lake, all of these mentioned have dump stations
 
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Fort Stevens is one of our favorite places to stay at with the trailer. nearby you can visit astoria, lewis and clark nat park, irwindale shipwreck, drive on the beach, ft stevens itself is a interesting historical destination. (water/electric hookup)
South Beach State Park near newport is another good one with plenty to see/do/eat in newport. (water/electric hookup)
Silver Falls state park near silverton is worth the trip if you like waterfalls and great hiking trails that take you behind the falls themselves (water/electric hookup)
La Pine State Park near bend has good reviews and is on our camping list this season
Timothy Lake (hoodview campground or any other rv campground on the lake). Great views of Mt. Hood (dry camping)

If you go north into washington, GreyLand State Park campground is nice and well kept (water/electric no sewer connection). We had site 71 and we recommend it.

Other then Timothy Lake, all of these mentioned have dump stations
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Thank you!! Sounds like a lot of great suggestions I will be sure to try and include for this trip and future trips! Appreciate it.
 
Several have been mentioned, but Astoria if going that far north, visit the Astoria Column
Tillamook Cheese factory...ho hum for me, some like that sort of thing, also a aviation museum in the area.
McMinnville air and space is a must see
Winchester bay just south of Reedsport is a nice little spot, lots of rv spots (lighthouse here)
Cape Blanco State park just north of Port Orford was always one of our favorites (if you like quiet seclusion) beaches with no one on them also a lighthouse here
And...just about the greatest coast line you will ever see!
There will be wind and it will be cold

Lee
 
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Several have been mentioned, but Astoria if going that far north, visit the Astoria Column
Tillamook Cheese factory...ho hum for me, some like that sort of thing, also a aviation museum in the area.
McMinnville air and space is a must see
Winchester bay just south of Reedsport is a nice little spot, lots of rv spots (lighthouse here)
Cape Blanco State park just north of Port Orford was always one of our favorites (if you like quiet seclusion) beaches with no one on them also a lighthouse here
And...just about the greatest coast line you will ever see!
There will be wind and it will be cold

Lee
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Yes, Cape Blanco sounds like la place we
would like!!! Thanks for the info
 
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