Collier Memorial State Park Campground

This was our first Oregon state park and it is a really good one. We camped in a 26' travel trailer and there were all sorts of rigs in the park, from big motor homes to tents. It's a spacious park, very well maintained, with camp hosts who clearly take their roles seriously. Each spot has a good amount of space, with a fire ring and a picnic table. It's quiet, with nice hiking trails - everyone talks about the trail to the logging museum and even though I wouldn't class myself as someone with an interest in logging, we really enjoyed it. It's an outdoor museum primarily so we went early evening, with a nice walk along the river there and back. There are restrooms with showers and flush toilets. These weren't heated but were clean. There is also a small laundry room, which is rare in OR state parks from what we can tell. We had full hook ups at our site, which was great. My husband commented that the sewer connection was a little awkward as it's at a 90 degree angle for some reason, but we got set up ok. The sites were flat and well maintained. You can buy fire wood. There is little or no cell service so be aware when planning that you may need to look things up before hand. We used this as a base to visit Crater Lake National Park, which took around half an hour in the car. All in all a lovely site and we would be happy to return.