FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a reservation to camp at the Linn County Parks?

All reservations have to be made at least 10 days prior to your arrival and you can make reservations up to year to date.

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At Clear Lake Resort, row boat rentals are first come first serve.
All picnic shelter reservations have to be made through the Linn County Parks office.
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You do not need a reservation to use our campgrounds or day use facilities. However, if you are planning on using these facilities between the Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends we would strongly suggest that you make a reservation.

Why are US Forest Service campgrounds listed on your web site?

Although we do not own the Forest Service campgrounds, we manage 6 US Forest Service parks located along Hwy. 20.

What is the reservation fee for?

The non-refundable reservation fee helps cover the cost of staff overhead, the reservation computer system, maintence and reservation software.

Do you have a plan for future parks development?

View the Linn County Master Plan
Comments are encouraged, as this will help us plan for the future of our parks.

Are all of the Linn County Parks open year round?

Most of the Linn County Parks day use facilities are open year round with the exception of Lewis Creek County Park, Whitcomb Creek County Park and John Neal Memorial. Our Waterloo, River Bend and Clear Lake Resort County Parks provides year round camping and cabin facilities.

Are there other web sites you suggest I visit?

Oregon State Marine Board

Oregon Parks Association

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Oregon State Parks

Lebanon City Parks

Build Lebanon Trail (BLT)

Sweet Home Chamber of Commerce

Jackson County Parks

Group Shelter Area at John Neal Memorial Park