For the next few months, we will be shaping a vision for your parks, special places, rivers, trails and all things OPRD. We can't do it without you. Your thoughts can help us improve how we do our job: protecting the Oregon landscape, yet making sure that we all can enjoy recreation in Oregon.

Decorated in historic period furnishings, the guest rooms are the closest you can find to a hotel room at the turn of the last century. Enjoy the ambience that inspired writer Jack London to finish his novel "Valley of the Moon" during one stay.

Wondering whether you may hold an event at a park or on the beach, or where to buy your day-use pass? Have a question about campsite types and lengths? Our FAQs have the answers to these questions and more.

There are hundreds of day-use park properties in the Oregon state park system, as well as the day-use areas in parks with campgrounds.

Go outside and hike or bicyle on a trail. Try your hand at disc golf or visit a heritage site.

The Junior Ranger program gives kids a chance to explore a state park. By becoming a Junior Ranger, visitors 6-12 years old will get involved with plants, animals and park protection.

Oregon is throwing a 150th birthday party and you are invited. Celebrate the state's sesquicentennial in 2009 by getting involved now.