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Introduction

Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a prime destination for RV camping, offering a serene and picturesque setting that beckons outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in nature. The area’s rich history and unique natural features make it a must-visit location for travelers seeking a memorable outdoor experience.

The history and cultural significance of Fall Creek State Recreation Area date back to the 19th century when the area was inhabited by the Kalapuya Native American tribe. The Kalapuya people revered the land for its abundant natural resources and lush surroundings, leaving behind a legacy of respect for the area’s natural beauty.

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Transportation

  • Driving/Transportation

Getting There and Rig Size Restrictions

Fall Creek State Recreation Area  is easily accessible by private vehicles with multiple entrances located around the lake. Visitors can enter the park via Highway 77 or Highway 70 both of which lead to well-maintained roads within the park. RV renters should note that the park has restrictions on rig sizes with a maximum length of 60 feet for RVs and trailers. It’s essential to check with the park office or the online reservation system for specific site dimensions and availability before planning your trip.

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RVs are welcome at the park with plenty of options for parking. Designated RV parking areas are available throughout the park providing easy access to amenities. While overnight parking outside of designated campsites is not allowed RV camping is highly recommended for a comfortable and convenient stay. Exploring the park via alternative transportation methods such as biking or hiking can also enhance your experience.

  • Public Transportation

Getting around the park is made easy with a variety of transportation options. Shuttle buses operate regularly during peak season providing access to popular attractions. Walking paths are also abundant allowing visitors to take in the natural beauty of the park at their own pace. Biking is another popular option with bike rentals available on-site.

Top Campsites in Fall Creek State Recreation Area

  • Reservations camping

1. Buzzard’s Roost Campground
Buzzard’s Roost Campground is a first-come-first-served campsite located on the western shore of Fall Creek State Recreation Area. It offers 38 sites including 18 water and electric hookups. The campground is pet-friendly and open year-round. Accommodations include picnic tables fire rings and grills. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are permitted.

2. Marietta Landing Campground
Marietta Landing Campground is a first-come-first-served campsite located on the eastern shore of the lake. It offers 19 sites including 12 water and electric hookups. The campground is pet-friendly and open year-round. Accommodations include picnic tables fire rings and grills. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are permitted.

3. Rock Tower Campground
Rock Tower Campground is a first-come-first-served campsite located on the northern shore of the lake. It offers 31 sites including 18 water and electric hookups. The campground is pet-friendly and open year-round. Accommodations include picnic tables fire rings and grills. RVs and trailers up to 30 feet are permitted.

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  • Alternate camping

1. Fall Creek State Recreation AreaFloating Cabins
Fall Creek State Recreation Area Floating Cabins offer a unique alternative camping option for RV renters. Located on the southeastern shore of the lake the cabins are situated on the water and offer stunning views of the lake. Each cabin includes a full kitchen bathroom and sleeping accommodations for up to six people. Activities include fishing swimming and boating. Pets are allowed in some cabins.

2. Fall Creek State Recreation Area Floating Cabins & RV Park
Fall Creek State Recreation Area  Floating Cabins & RV Park offers another alternative camping option for RV renters. Located on the western shore of the lake the park offers 30 full hookup RV sites and 10 floating cabins. Activities include fishing swimming and boating. Amenities include restrooms with showers a laundry facility and a convenience store. Pets are allowed in some cabins and RV sites.

3. Fall Creek State Recreation Area Backcountry Camping
Fall Creek State Recreation Area offers backcountry camping for those looking for a more rustic camping experience. The park has several designated backcountry campsites that are accessible only by hiking or boating. Campers must obtain a permit from the park office before setting out. Activities include hiking fishing and wildlife viewing. Campers must bring their own supplies and follow Leave No Trace principles.

  • General activities

Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a paradise for outdoorsy RV campers who love adventure and recreational activities. Here are the top five popular activities in the area

Fishing

Fall Creek State Recreation Area is known for its fantastic fishing opportunities with a variety of species such as largemouth bass catfish and crappie. The park offers several fishing piers boat ramps and fish cleaning stations for anglers to enjoy.

Hiking

The park has over 20 miles of hiking trails that wind through forests meadows and along the lake shore. The Anadarche Trail is a popular 4.5-mile loop that offers scenic views of the lake and wildlife sightings.

Biking

Fall Creek State Recreation Area has over 10 miles of paved bike trails that are perfect for a leisurely ride. The trails offer beautiful views of the lake and connect to nearby parks and attractions.

Boating

With over 5 700 acres of water Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a popular destination for boating water skiing and wakeboarding. The park has several boat ramps and marinas for easy access to the lake.

Golfing

The Fall Creek State Recreation Area  Golf Course is a beautiful 18-hole course that offers challenging play and stunning views of the lake. The course is located within the park and is open year-round.

  • Alternative activities

For those RV campers who prefer alternative activities to the typical outdoorsy options Fall Creek State Recreation Area has plenty to offer. Here are the top five popular alternative activities in the area

Sightseeing

The park has several scenic overlooks including Tucker Tower and the historic dam which offer breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding landscape.

Nature Watching

Fall Creek State Recreation Area is home to a diverse range of wildlife including deer turkey and waterfowl. The park has several nature trails and birdwatching areas for visitors to enjoy.

Instagram-worthy Photo Opportunities

With its stunning views and natural beauty Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a popular destination for photographers. Some popular photo spots include the dam Tucker Tower and the sunset over the lake.

Geocaching

Fall Creek State Recreation Area  has several geocaches hidden throughout the park. Geocaching is a popular outdoor activity that involves searching for hidden treasures using GPS coordinates.

Swimming

The park has several designated swimming areas including a beach area and a swimming pool. The swimming area at the beach is open seasonally and the pool is available for a small fee.

Season-specific experiences in Fall Creek State Recreation Area

  • Spring activities

Springtime at Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a great time for RV campers to enjoy the outdoors. One popular activity is hiking the Anadarche Trail which offers scenic views of the lake and surrounding forests. The trailhead is located near the park’s nature center.

Another must-see attraction is Tucker Tower a historic landmark that was built in the 1930s as a summer home for Governor Murray. Visitors can take a guided tour of the tower and learn about its history and architecture. The tower is located near the park’s main entrance.

For those who love water sports fishing is a popular activity at Fall Creek State Recreation Area. The lake is known for its large population of striped bass as well as other species such as catfish and crappie. The park has several fishing piers and boat ramps for convenient access to the water.

Spring is also a great time to see wildflowers in bloom. The park’s wildflower trail is a short easy hike that takes visitors through a variety of habitats including meadows forests and wetlands. The trail is located near the park’s equestrian campground.

Finally history buffs will enjoy visiting the park’s historic cemetery which dates back to the 1800s. The cemetery is the final resting place of several early settlers and veterans of the Civil War. It is located near the park’s golf course.

  • Summer activities

Summer is the peak season for RV camping at Fall Creek State Recreation Area and there are plenty of activities to keep campers busy. One popular activity is swimming at the park’s beach which is located on the eastern shore of the lake. The beach has a designated swimming area as well as picnic tables and grills.

Another fun summer activity is boating on the lake. The park has several boat ramps as well as rental facilities for pontoon boats kayaks and paddleboards. Visitors can also enjoy water skiing and wakeboarding on the lake.

For those who prefer to stay on land the park offers several hiking and biking trails. The Rock Tower Trail is a challenging hike that takes visitors to the top of a towering rock formation offering panoramic views of the lake and surrounding forests. The trailhead is located near the park’s main entrance.

Summer is also a great time to see wildlife at the park. Visitors can take a guided nature tour to learn about the park’s diverse ecosystems and the animals that call them home. The park is home to a variety of birds mammals and reptiles including bald eagles white-tailed deer and alligators.

Finally history buffs will enjoy visiting the park’s historical sites such as the restored 19th century spring house and the remains of the old dam. These sites offer a glimpse into the park’s rich history and cultural heritage.

  • Fall activities

Fall is a beautiful time to visit  Fall Creek State Recreation Area and there are plenty of recreational activities landmarks and famous spots that attract RV campers during this season. Here are five of the most popular ones

Fall Foliage Hikes

With its scenic trails and vibrant fall colors  Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a perfect spot for hiking during the fall. The Anadarche Trail in particular offers breathtaking views of the changing leaves and the lake.

Fishing

The fall is a great time to fish at Fall Creek State Recreation Area  as the water temperatures start to cool down and the fish become more active. Anglers can catch a variety of fish including largemouth bass catfish and crappie.

Lake Murray Lodge

The Lake Murray Lodge is a historic landmark that offers stunning views of the lake. The lodge was built in the 1930s and features a restaurant gift shop and cabins.

Tucker Tower Nature Center

The Tucker Tower Nature Center is a must-visit for nature lovers. The center offers interactive exhibits educational programs and guided tours of the park.

Geocaching

Geocaching is a popular activity at Fall Creek State Recreation Area. The park has several geocaches hidden throughout the trails and campsites making it a fun activity for the whole family.

  • Winter activities

Winter is a magical time at Fall Creek State Recreation Area with its snow-covered landscapes and cozy campfires. Here are five recreational activities landmarks and famous spots that attract RV campers during the winter

Cross-Country Skiing

With its miles of trails Fall Creek State Recreation Area is a perfect spot for cross-country skiing during the winter. The park offers trails for all skill levels from beginner to advanced.

Ice Fishing

Fall Creek State Recreation Area  is a popular spot for ice fishing during the winter. Anglers can catch a variety of fish including perch crappie and blue gill.

Tucker Tower

Tucker Tower is a historic landmark that offers stunning views of the lake even in the winter. Visitors can take a guided tour of the tower and learn about its history.

Winter Wildlife Watching

Winter is a great time to see the park’s wildlife including deer rabbits and birds. The park offers guided tours and educational programs for visitors who want to learn more about the park’s natural wonders.

Campfires and S’mores

Nothing beats a cozy campfire and some delicious s’mores on a cold winter night. Fall Creek State Recreation Area offers fire pits and picnic tables at all of its campsites making it the perfect spot for a winter campfire.

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