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Oregon Caves National Monument
Camping and RV Parks in the Area
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There is No Camping within Oregon Caves National Monument
While there is no camping within Oregon Caves National Monument, there are two National Forest Service (USDANFS) campgrounds and several private campgrounds and/or RV parks are within a short drive of the Monument
Public Campgrounds and RV Parks
- Caves Creek campground (USDANFS) is located just a few miles from the Oregon Caves. (541) 592-4440. It offers primitive amenities and will not accommodate large RVs. The campsites are offered on a first come, first serve basis.
- Grayback campground (USDANFS) is located 8 miles from the caves. (541) 592-3311. Grayback offers running water and flush toilets. The area is flatter and more accommodating to RVs. The campsites are offered on a first come, first serve basis.
- Lake Selmac (Josephine County Parks), Selma. 500 Reeves Crk. Rd. Selma, OR 97538 (541) 474-5285. The park is located about 25 miles from Oregon Caves and has 91 sites, 39 with full hook ups, RV dump station, restrooms, showers, picnic shelters, ball fields, playground, and boat ramps. Assistant Ranger and seasonal hosts in park to answer questions.
Private Campgrounds and RV Parks
- Country Hills Resort/Campground, 7901 Caves Hwy, Cave Junction (541) 592-3406. Reservations are taken.
- Dewitt's Town & Country RV Park, 28288 Redwood Highway, Cave Junction (541) 592-2656. Reservations are taken.
- Lake Selmac Resort, 2700 Lake Shore Drive, Selma (541) 597-2277. This resort offers camping, RV spaces, boat rentals, 18-hole mini-golf course, fishing, swimming, horse trails and a general store. Reservations are taken.
- Kerby Trailer & RV Park, 24542 Redwood Highway, Kerby (541) 592-2897. Reservations are taken.
- Ol' Jo RV Park, 156 Ollis Road, Cave Junction (541) 592-4207. Reservations are taken.
- Shady Acres Trailer & RV Park, 27550 Redwood Highway, Cave Junction (541) 592-3702. Reservations are taken.
- Twin Pines RV Park, Restaurant and Motel, 38548 Redwood Highway, O'Brien (541) 596-2952. Reservations are taken.
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Did You Know?
The stream that comes out of the entrance of the cave is a tributary to a watershed that empties into the Pacific Ocean. There are no human-made obstructions that would prevent salmon migration, which makes this the only cave in the National Park Service with an unobstructed link to the ocean.
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Last Updated: August 06, 2008 at 12:20 EST |