Champoeg State Park

A large state historical area, Champoeg State Park has a wonderful campground that is situated along the Willamette River and is at the front door of Oregon’s Willamette Valley winery area. The paved sites in the B-Loop where we stayed all appeared large and many had FULL hook-ups. The bathhouse and showers were clean and modern.... more

Love, love, love this campground. We stayed at 7 state parks in Oregon over 6 weeks, and this was my favorite. Our site was B34, and an end site, so we had a large side lot for our toddler to run around in. There is a natural playground in the campground which was a hit. The best part of the park for us was the 4 miles of paved (relati... more

Living in the Beaverton/Portland area, Champoeg is our favorite first trip of the year. Leave after traffic on a Friday, fly down in 35 minutes, set-up and have fire going by 8PM. If you love disc golf, bring your gear. Also, there is an awesome natural playground that kids up to 10-12 will LOVE. Camp hosts are awesome, and crowd g... more

We stayed 2-weeks at this state park, when visiting the Portland area. We really enjoyed the natural beauty, the walking trail along the Willamette River and the proximity to wine country and downtown Portland. All of the Park Rangers and campground hosts were extremely nice. Many of the sites in Loop B are big rig friendly (i.e., fewe... more

We stayed at this park for one night in a camper van. Most sites have water and electricity, a few also have sewer. Also a few walk-in tent sites. One loop is wooded, the other is on the edge of a meadow and is more open. The bathrooms​ and showers are nice and clean. No extra charge for showers, and the water was warm. The park is nic... more

We never knew about this park even though we lived about 30 minutes away for 10 years. We stayed here twice this fall in September and October for a week each time. The park is quiet and beautiful and convenient to Portland (~30 min), wine country (you're in it), and the Oregon coast (~1.5 hr). We loved running along the walking/biking... more

We stayed here for just one night, midweek in July and the campground was full. Highly recommend getting reservations in the summer months. This is a well maintained, large park. Play area, trails, river access, horseshoes, volleyball net, group camping areas, group picnic areas, disc golf, unfenced large pet run area, clean bathroo... more

Camp sites are a little close together, but all was quiet. Lots to see and do. Bike and hiking trails meandering through lush forest. Museum. Interpretive center. Huge disc golf course. Huge day use area. Docks on the Willamette River. A setup for easy kayak entry and exit. Natural play area for kids.

Stayed here the end of May 2015 during the week as it was the closest park to an event I was attending. A loop rocked and would not stay in the B loop as it had limited shade (it appears it is a newer loop) and is more geared towards families with children. I tend to stay away from the inside of the loops as the large green areas ... more

The historic park has two camping loops, A & B, with A being closed during the winter. Our experience has been that A Loop tends to be the busiest during the summer, drawing larger groups and families...thus more evening "celebrations." The B Loop draws the larger rigs, Class A's and Fifth Wheels and seems quieter. Our preference has a... more