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Marina at Prineville Reservoir
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Marr Ranch Property Master Plan
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is completing a draft master plan for the recently acquired property near Joseph, known as the Marr Ranch. The plan is based on partnerships with three Tribal entities, the National Park Service, and the State Park Trust. Input from the Associated Ditch Company, town of Joseph, Wallowa County, and other advocacy groups, and the community at large, will help to guide the plan. More...
Luckiamute State Natural Area Master Plan
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is continuing work on a draft master plan for state park lands at the confluence of the Luckiamute and Willamette Rivers, located in Polk and Benton Counties. More...
Nehalem Bay and Cougar Valley State Parks Master Plan
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is working on a draft master plan for Nehalem Bay State Park, and a new park on the Nehalem River named Cougar Valley State Park, both located in Tillamook County. Materials that are published in the master planning process will be available for review at this web site, including draft plan materials and periodic newsletters that inform the public about meeting schedules, comment opportunities and progress on the plan. More...
Honeyman Memorial Master Plan
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is developing a master plan to provide a unified vision for this popular recreation area and significant historic site. The long-term vision for the property will represent successful stewardship of the park’s resources and enhance recreational opportunities for the visitor. More...
Silver Falls Park Master Plan
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is developing a master plan to provide a unified vision for this popular recreation area that includes a wealth of natural features and is a significant historic site. The long-term vision for the property is to provide successful stewardship of the park’s resources and enhance recreational opportunities for the visitor. Achieving this will require broad input from a diverse group of people who have the park’s long-term interests at heart. Implementing a consensus based plan will result in the preservation of this Conservation Civilian Corp (CCC) built park, wise stewardship of the old growth forest along with the provision of world-class visitor services. More...
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is developing this master plan in partnership with the City of John Day, the Friends of Kam Wah Chung and the community at large to provide a unified vision for this significant historic site. More...
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