Collier Memorial State Park

How often can you combine historical immersion with scenic camping along pristine waters? Collier Memorial State Park Campground stands out with its riverside tranquility, exceptional amenities for RVs and tents, and a remarkable onsite logging museum showcasing Oregon's timber heritage.

Located just off Highway 97 near Chiloquin, Oregon, this campground is nestled at the confluence of the Williamson River and Spring Creek. The sites are well-shaded and equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and modern conveniences, including restrooms and hot showers. The campground’s charm is heightened by its easy access to the Collier Logging Museum, where antique logging equipment and a historic cabin village bring local history to life. For nature lovers, the nearby clear waters of the Williamson River and Spring Creek offer premier fishing for rainbow and brook trout, as well as opportunities for kayakers and hikers to enjoy the serene natural beauty.

Only 30 miles north of Klamath Falls and a short drive to Crater Lake National Park, the campground is an excellent base for exploring Southern Oregon's outdoor treasures. Whether you're planning a day trip, a weekend getaway, or an extended stay, Collier Memorial State Park balances cultural exploration and outdoor recreation in a uniquely memorable way.