Description
The Community Building may be reserved by calling the park directly at 541-983-2277. Between October 15 and April 30 each year most of the park is closed. The cabins and sites B21, B23, and B25 remain open and reservable. Two other campsites remain open to walk in customers. More sites may open for walk in depending on weather conditions. Horse camps are closed during winter. Call park for additional information.
Note:
New Oregon State Park campsite reservation rules will go into effect August 1, 2009. The new rules do not affect existing reservations if no changes are made.
The rules apply to new reservations as well as changes to existing reservations
*Full payment for the length of stay is required at the time you make your reservation or change an existing reservation.
*Bookings for more than five nights/days that are later changed to fewer nights/days will be charged a fee equal to one night/day rental for the facility as well as the $6 transaction fee.
The new rules were adopted by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission at its May 2009 meeting following a formal rulemaking process. The draft rules were open for public comment in April at hearings held at Champoeg State Park, Newport and Bend. The final rules are now included in Oregon Administrative Rule 736, Division 15-0015.
Reservations can be made 24 hours a day, from 2 days to 9 months in advance. Campsite availability is based on call center hours, meaning sites become available when the call center opens giving no preference to online users versus phone-in customers.
Call center hours are: Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm.
Please be aware that only the person whose name is on the reservation may access, change or cancel the reservation.
You can stay 14 consecutive days in a single campground, and may return after spending at least three days out of the park (it can be another state park campground; in fact, we recommend you DO select another state park campground). The maximum time allowed within any Oregon State Park is 14 days within any 17 day period.
Discount programs which may be offered through the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department cannot be processed when making an internet reservation.
For additional information on discount programs call the OPRD Information Center at 1-800-551-6949 or visit us online at www.OregonStateParks.org.
Customers who wish to secure more than one site within a park for a continuous date period in order to accommodate their reservation request (i.e. split reservation), should be aware that the $6.00 reservation fee would apply to each site reserved. Again, fee adjustments will not be made after reservations have been confirmed using the internet reservation service. If you are viewing inventory and find you are unable to secure one site to accommodate your request please consider calling the call center at 1-800-452-5687 to make your reservation.
MAKE SURE YOUR SITE MEETS YOUR CAMPING NEEDS
Before reserving, please become familiar with the particulars of your chosen site, including the size of the tent pad area and the type of equipment that you may bring to the park. Site details and tent pad sizes can be viewed online by clicking on the site name.
A Large campsite has at least a 12'x12' tent pad area. Medium sites are at least 10'x10' and Small sites are at least 8'x8'.
Services & Amenities:
| Distance Less Than 1/2 Mile |
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| Distance Less Than 5 Mile |
- Auto Touring/Scenic Rtes
- Emergency Services
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- Ice Sales
- Store, Convenience
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| Distance Less Than 10 Mile |
- Cafe/Restaurant
- Dump Station
- Historical Demo.
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- Snowmobiling
- Storm Watching
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| Distance Less Than 20 Mile |
- Airpor
- Interpretive Walks, Self
- Newspapers
- River
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- Sightseeing
- Skiing - Cross Country
- Stream/Creek
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| Distance Greater Than 20 Mile |
- Cash Machine/Atm
- Casino
- Fuel, Vehicles
- Gambling Casino
- Geological Formations
- Hospital
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- Hunting Birds
- Information Center
- Interpretive Center
- Lake
- Museum
- Propane
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| Distance Varies |
- Barbeque, Briquette
- Basketball Playing
- Berry Picking
- Bicycle Riding
- Bird Watching
- Cabins
- Corrals, Horse
- Drinking Water
- Evening Programs
- Fire Rings
- Firewood Sales
- Flower Viewing
- Hiking Moderate
- Horseback Riding
- Interpretive Display
- Jogging/Running
- Junior Ranger Program
- Kiosk
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- Meeting Hall
- Metal Detecting
- Mushroom Picking
- Nature Study
- Photography
- Picnic Tables
- Picnicking
- Recycling Station
- Shelters
- Showers
- Stargazing
- Stove, Electric
- Telephone
- Toilet, Accessible
- Toilet, Flush
- Trails, Horse
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
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Alerts and Important Information
Please note that Emigrant Springs State Park is located in Eastern Oregon near Pendleton. Emigrant Lake, also known as Emigrant Reservoir, is in Jackson County, near Ashland.
The Group Camp at Emigrant Springs is now reservable.
Water at campsites and cabins is turned of during winter, and will be turned back on in the spring as soon as weather permits. Water is available at the restroom and shower building.
Between Oct 15 and Apr 30 each year most of the park is closed. The cabins and sites B21, B23, and B25 remain open and reservable.
Between Oct 15 - 31 water maybe shut down to campsites and cabins on short notice due to weather conditions.
Two other campsites remain open to walk in customers. Additional sites may open for walk in depending on weather.
Call park for additional information.
The Community Building may be reserved through the park directly.
Call 541-983-2277
Getting There:
Emigrant Springs
Po Box 85
Meacham OR 97859
Directions to Emigrant Springs State Heritage Area
Located 26 miles east of Pendleton and 26 miles west of LaGrande. Just off Hwy I-84, exit #234 on Old Hwy 30.
East bound on I-84 take exit 234. Continue east (straight ahead) on Old Hwy 30. Park entrance 1/2 mile on your right.
West bound on I-84 take the 234 exit. At stop sign go west (left turn) on To Old Hwy 30. Continue west across over pass around small curve (right). Park entrance 1/2 mile on your left.
Phone Park for More Information:
Information:
(541)983-2277
