Recreation

Explore Oregon's state forests

From trails and campgrounds, to day-use areas, wildlife viewing, hunting and fishing, state forestlands provide a unique connection to the land. Whether you set out on a trail on horseback, wheels, or your own two feet, state forests offer one-of-a-kind recreation opportunities for all ages and abilities.

Remember these are your forests, enjoy and help keep them clean. Leave No Trace and Treadlightly.org offers tips on minimizing your impact while recreating.

The Santiam State Forest remains closed to public access due to extensive damage from the Beachie Creek Fire. See how your favorite spots fared and ODF’s plans for forest restoration.

Find a campground, trail, boat launch, or day-use area

Type in the search box or filter for a particular state forest. View the state forestsland map.

The Santiam State Forest is closed due to damage from 2020 wildfires and windstorms, with no firm date for re-opening. Learn more about damage to the Santiam and ODF's vision for restoration. Use of some areas has been affected by the current pandemic. For the latest information, view the COVID-19 Updates below. For additional information, view the State Forests Recreation Frequently Asked Questions. 

Recreation sites status map

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Summer recreation and fire prevention video

Link mentioned in video: Local restrictions and closures on ODF-protected forestlands