Damn, not only is this shop as pro as it gets... the employee with the lumberjack beard that helped…read moreme- I think I'm in love! He was so helpful and incredibly knowledgeable with everything. Being a fisherwoman, you don't always get the best treatment but not here. He's got all the right kind of bait.

This store is way dope. I really appreciate the service from the rad owner Mike. Thanks for all…read moreyour help bro!

Home Waters is simply the best fly fishing shop in Eugene/Springfield. Jason is a fantastic guy…read moreand knows how to treat his clientele. He runs a great and welcoming shop. The rest of the staff is fantastic too. I know many people that have gone there and decided to make it their primary fly shop in the Eugene/Springfield area.

Shop owners are full of useful information. A very happy Jack Russell will meet you at the door.read more

I think it's great that this wetland habitat is there. So wonderful, but from a visitor's…read moreperspective, the traffic noise is something to get past.

A great little parking lot to get you out on the well maintained gravel trail. The trail circles…read moreseveral old gravel pits turned ponds. There is plenty of wildlife, especially birds, to see. This is a family friendly area where you can bring a stroller too. Dogs are permitted, on leash of course.

Thank you so much for the wonderful raft trip. My son and…read moremy 5 grandsons loved Martin's Rapids. Toby was a great guide. Everyone was throughly Impressed with the entire trip, even the 7 year old. Lynn

We LOVED our rafting experience! It was a rainy day, so the guides offered us weather proofed pants…read moreand fleece jackets. Being a Southern California native, I was a bit worried about my lack of preparedness for cold rainy weather. However, the clothing offered made my experience much more comfortable! Our guides, Aubrey and Davis were incredibly kind and open to answering all kinds of questions. It was my first time rafting, so I was a bit nervous, but I thoroughly enjoyed my experience!

This is a very reputable company and I will use them again! They promised to get my order out asap…read moreas I needed it for a trip. They we're men of they're word. This goes a long way for me. They have earned my loyalty and respect.

Fantastic staff, customer service and great attitudes by all!…read more Went into the shop to exchange a Simms fleece onesie bib and pickup a new triple density fly line. I had ordered the wrong size ( my fault) and they were so nice to accept it for exchange - I was surprised they had the replacement ready for me when I walked in. All the staff were astonished at a web order customer from California stepped into the store in Oregon. Guess not too many people do that.. Left with more my original list - lots of flies, DWR finisher, and more skagit tips... They were very nice and helped me select the flies for the coho salmon on the Siuslaw and Alsea rivers... Definitely a must go to for the fly angler when you visit the area.

Skinner (not Skinner's) Butte Park is the the location of the homestead of Eugene's founder, named…read moreEugene Skinner, and is one of the city's oldest parks. It's a large park right on the banks of the Willamette River and offers a variety of activities. There's the playground, RiverView Discovery Village, which is fairly large and has some pretty cool. It has various structures for kids to play on and around, representing storefronts, a stagecoach, and so on. There's the typical slides and swings and stuff that you'll find at a playground as well. They also have a "splash pad", which is a circular pipe sticking out of the ground about 10 feet, but it does spray so I guess it's something. The park fronts the river, and although the playground is not immediately on the bank of the river it's close enough that you'll want to keep a close watch on your children (every year there are tragedies along the Willamette). There is no fencing or anything around the playground, which seems like a no-brainer in this location but I guess not, and that's why I give the three-star rating instead of four. It's just a really nerve-wracking park especially for parents of small children. There could be more picnic tables around the playground... there's at least three, but that may be it. There's lots of green space for folks to spread out on the grass as well, which several people were doing whilst we were here celebrating my daughter's birthday. There was a drum circle that showed up about 20 minutes before we left as well and that was kinda cool. Part of the general park area are the Columns, remnants of a basalt quarry that existed for a few decades in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is a pretty popular spot for rock climbing. It's a short distance from the playground area. I went with a class as a middle schooler and was not too keen on climbing myself. Then there's the titular Butte, which one can hike to the top or drive. I've never hiked up myself, but the drive is sometimes closed to traffic when fires are a concern. There are biking trails, a community garden, and the Campbell Senior Center is on the eastern edge of the park as well. There are bathrooms here, and although I didn't go into them my sister and friend did and apparently they're kinda weird--no doors on the stalls. I suppose that must be some sort of safety measure? It's fairly odd, regardless. There's a fairly decent sized parking lot to the east of the playground as well, and parking along the southern end of the park (at the base of the Butte).

It's always a nice time at Skinner's Butte Park no matter what time of year it is. A little colder…read moreon the path by the river, but still a breath of fresh air!

We booked a half day fishing trip with shore lunch and it was delightful. Caught several rainbow…read moretrout, learned a technique for helping me to become a beginner fly fisherman, and had a great time with Bob. He was very informed and we had lots of good conversation. We will look forward to another trip!

From the owner: When you set out with us on a whitewater rafting, fly fishing, or scenic trip, you'll experience…read morethe most incredible views, wildlife, and rapids Oregon has to offer. You'll meet people from all over the world on your half- or full-day trip and share travel stories as you take in the pristine beauty of the McKenzie River. See a rain forest, catch a rainbow trout, or hold on tight! Whether you join us on a comfortable boat drift with your family or a wild rafting adventure with your friends, you'll always have a world-class experience.

We're traveling from Pendleton Oregon. I needed a break. So I called this Campground, They had one…read morespot available. I'm so glad that I did . At first.I was a little nervous because when you go down by the creek for the day use people are a little sketchy. We did not see one of them in the RV part of the park. They all stay down by the creek on the day use area. It was a great price Everything was perfect No frills, but a nice shade tree a shower and a creek . When traveling that's all you need. We felt safe at night. We left our chairs out and everything was perfect. We checked in on Monday and there's a young mom in there with a baby. She couldn't have been sweeter. She was helpful and just really kind. She told us where to go get coffee in the morning. The town is maybe a mile and a half. We rode our bike . On my way back to wherever I'm going. I would stop here again. THANK YOU for taking us last minute.

I love this park and used to take my dog there often - sadly I am no longer in the area! Not…read moreoverly manicured and the trail along the river is lovely