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    Silver Fox Rv Park

    3.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Sunstrip Campground - Typical Campsite

    Sunstrip Campground

    3.4(5 reviews)
    7.0 mi

    A lovely campground on the Clackamas river. It can be a bit noisy in early spring because you're…read moreright on the river, but as the name implies this site gets a nice little slice of sun during the day that cannot be beat. The only downside is that many of the sites are next to each other, so this campground doesn't afford much privacy.

    The only reason I am giving this campground a one star is so that the review will be read, as a…read morecaution to camping anywhere near to Estacada, Or. The camp sight is small, gorgeous and overlooks the river. Clean and well kept. We felt fortunate to find a spot, last minute, on a Friday in August. The off site camp host (from Lazy Bend) is a lovely man. Very kind and seems to love his job. The issue was: we were robbed at 3 am. We left our cooler on the picnic table, packed all other things away (thank goodness) and our cooler was stolen. Upon discovery, we walked around and asked if anyone else had things stolen and 2 other camp sights (that we spoke with) had coolers with beer stolen. Yeah, so our cooler had our beer and food. All of our food. Several people heard and saw a few cars driving around at 3 am but didn't realize what was going on. I've told several people about this experience and apparently this is common when camping near Estacada. I guess my one-star review is really for the town of Estacada but I don't think Yelp has a review options for an entire town.

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    Oak Fork Campground

    Oak Fork Campground

    2.5(4 reviews)
    6.9 mi

    NEW & CLEAN We were…read moresurprised to find good-smelling and clean restrooms when we arrived to this campground. We stayed in one of the cabins and by the looks of it, they seem to have been built in 2016 (There was a sticker that showed when they were build). Mt. Hood is not entirely visible from this park, or at least not as visible as it is from Lake Trillium or Lost Lake. Nonetheless, the lake is beautiful and the park is well maintained. This park is maintained by PGE and they organize cool events occasionally, such as a piano concert that we missed by one day (Really would have been nice to attend!). You may find out more by tracking their Instagram or Facebook accounts or the hashtag #PGEparks on these social platforms. They also offer free nights if you post a nice picture with their hashtag.

    Any camp spot on Timothy Lake is awesome! Water is really clean. Each campground has it's own boat…read morelaunch. Fishing is great for both fish and crayfish. The camp site's at Oak Fork are a bit close to each other but still cool. There is a trail that goes (I'm told.) all the way around the lake. I hear it's about a 12 mile hike. Any view of the lake from any spot is killer! Oak Fork is the only campground you can't see Mt. Hood from. On 7-18-13. I checked the surface Temp. @ 9:30am. It was 69.8 (F) degrees. That's pretty warm for a lake way up in the mountain's. There is so much to do and see here. Don't forget the bat's. After the sun goes down and right before dark they come out to eat bugs near the surface of the water. If you get near the water look within 2' of the lake and you can see a colony of bat's getting a meal. The trick is to not flail around as they fly by you. They will fly by you!

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    Clackamas River - Clackamas River

    Clackamas River

    4.9(7 reviews)
    5.5 mi

    This is a long, meandering river offering you a ton of recreationally minded activities. Much to…read moresee, much you can do and enjoy - worth your time to top in at one of the points you have access to stop in at along the river. The water is typically a perfect temp in the summer and the current is ideal for tubing - especially in the Clackamas area. Safe enough for the family, pretty enough you want to go alone and soak it in....

    The Confession: I'm a masochist. Despite being clumsy and lacking any visual depth perception…read more(seriously, it's clinically proven), I can't really use those excuses when it comes to my persistent ability to get injured. If you see me, chances are I have band-aids on. So, I'm pretty sure it's just that I actually LIKE getting hurt. This is a case in point: The Prelude: Since I was about 3 years old, I have enjoyed exploring the depths of the woods, especially near some giant, rushing body of water that drowns out all the mundane commotion in my head. I like being surrounded by towering trees, waist-high ferns, and little, precious wildflowers. I've run into grizzly bears while huckleberry picking, yet never, ever have I been afraid in the woods. Not even at night when I have to go pee. I actually want to get lost and find my way home. This is my idea of fun, especially if I have a cold beer in hand. Problem is, I usually get hurt while I'm out there. In fact, I judge my excursions as such: the more I get hurt, the more fun I had. The Rub: This is where the Clackamas River is GOD to me. Yeah, I love to come here to swim, hike, camp, float down the river, picnic, etc. But I always leave with excessive scrapes, bruises, scratches, and bloodied body parts. Could be I just play hard. But I think it's more than that. It's as though the river gives me so much pleasure, it demands a little sacrifice from me. Not all rivers have this affect on me, mind you. Yesterday, it took a few pieces of skin from my arm when I fell down a hill, clambering to get to the water on a hot day. Last weekend, it took a chunk out of my leg when I foolishly attempted to mount a log in the river. Painful, yes. But these are battle scars of love, people. This is my idea of heaven. No other river has loved me this much and, I must say, vice versa. The 411: If you want to kayak, raft, camp, hike, lay on the rocks, float in an inner tube, or whatever...check out the Clackamas. Drive straight through Estacada and follow Hwy 224. Or take the fork at the Ranger Station and head down Forest Road 46. There are tons of campsites, both official and just off the road. The water is cold, but refreshing on a hot day. Or, you can head south on 46 to it up Bagby Hot Springs. But please be careful out there, kiddos. People do die on this river every year (in fact, a young woman just drowned 2 weeks ago), so treat it with respect and be aware of the dangers. And if you like getting (safely) beat up by nature, like me, take your neosporin and head out. You're going to get your ass kicked and you'll keep coming back for more.

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