Oregon State Parks is committed to improving access to its facilities, programs, and services so more people can enjoy Oregon’s natural and cultural resources.
We are actively working to identify and remove barriers, improve accessibility information, and apply accessibility standards to future park projects.
Plan Your Visit
We are improving accessibility information across park webpages to help visitors plan trips that meet their needs.
You can:
• Find accessibility details and photos on individual park pages
• Learn about accessible features such as parking, restrooms, trails, and campsites
• Contact park staff with specific accessibility questions
Start here:
• Find a Park
• Accessible Travel Information
If you have questions about a specific park or accessibility feature, please contact us before your visit. You can contact each park directly from their webpage, or contact our Park Information Center at 1-800-551-6949 or by email at park.info@oprd.oregon.gov.
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ADA Transition Plan and Progress
The ADA Transition Plan identifies barriers to access in parks and park programs and provides a roadmap for removing them over time.
What we’ve done:
• Surveyed 273 park facilities
• Identified 4,800+ accessibility barriers
• Trained park staff statewide on accessibility evaluation and compliance
What we’re doing:
• Prioritizing barriers based on safety, use, and visitor impact
• Completing low-complexity fixes through park operations
• Integrating larger improvements into maintenance and capital projects
• Tracking and reporting progress statewide
View the ADA Transition Plan
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Accessibility Design Standards
OPRD developed Accessibility Design Standards to guide new and renovated park projects.
These standards:
• Improve consistency across parks
• Address common accessibility barriers
• Support accessible and inclusive recreation experiences
House Bill 2171 directed OPRD to establish statewide standards for recreation facilities and apply them to future projects.
View Accessibility Design Standards:
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Request information in an Alternate Format
Oregon State Parks is committed to providing information in accessible formats upon request.
If you need information in an alternate format, we can help.
You may request:
• Large print
• Audio
• Braille
• Digital copy
Request an Alternate Format:
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Contacts