Silver Creek BLM (Bureau of Land Management)—When we can, we like to stay on BLM land. First, it’s free. Second, you usually are not sandwiched in with other RVs, and it’s quiet. However, the downside is that you have no facilities—no electricity, water, or sewer. Thankfully, we are self-contained and...
Sahalie & Koosah Falls—The Waterfall Falls Loop trail connects two waterfalls via an easy 2.4-mile hike in the Willamette National Forest. I loved the trail because it follows the water flow from one fall to the other, so you are accompanied by the sound of rushing water for most of...
Sunriver RV Park—This campground has many sites available. You can pick your site once you enter the park. We opted for one in the back of the campground, in a forest setting away from the activity and noise of the main areas. It offers a pool, playground, and other activities...
Upon arrival, we were greeted by a hazy view of Crater Lake. Fires in the surrounding area dampened our enthusiasm to view the lake in pristine form. We were scheduled to take a boat ride around the lake and stop at Wizard Island, but it was canceled due to the...
Best Biking State Oregon is the most bike-friendly state we’ve been to. We usually try to find trails to ride so we don’t have to deal with the traffic. However, riding through downtown Eugene, I felt safe. The bike lanes are plentiful and broad. They even had unique traffic lights...