Safety rest areas along Oregon highways offer a stopping place for travelers to take a break from driving, relax or use the restroom. Several rest areas in central and eastern Oregon include facilities for horses. For information on all rest areas in Oregon and highway driving conditions, visit www.tripcheck.com.
Interstate 84
Stanfield — 20 miles west of Pendleton
Eastbound and Westbound
Restrooms, picnic tables, drinking water, horse area, public telephones, accessible facilities, kiosk/historical marker, vending machines
Charles Reynolds — 9 miles east of La Grande
Eastbound and Westbound
Restrooms, picnic tables, drinking water, horse area, public telephones, accessible facilities, RV sanitary dump station, kiosk/historical marker, vending machines
U.S. 97
Collier State Park — 30 miles north of Klamath Falls
Southbound and northbound highway access
(museum exit)
Horses may rest at the equestrian trailhead (behind the Logging
Museum). Trailhead features corrals, water (except winter) hitching post,
garbage receptacles and tables. Access may be unavailable in winter.
U.S 20
Brothers Oasis — 41 miles east of Bend
Westbound with Eastbound signing and access
Restrooms, picnic tables, drinking water, horse area, accessible facilities
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