Milo McIver State Park

Beautiful, private site with access to pretty lake. And what a bargain! From Portland, Stay on 26 all the way into estancia. Google sent us on back roads that were a bit tight for our 39 footer.

This is a great campground. There is something to do for everone, except maybe mountain bikers, as most of the trails are for horses, and bikes are not allowed on them. Be aware of that. All of the trails are open for hiking though, just be aware, on the weekends, there are a TON of horseback riders. The sites are nice sized, all... more

Milo McIver State Park offers seasonal camping (Mid-March – October) with 44 electric/water sites and 9 tent sites. The sites are large, well separated, and level. The restroom and showers were well maintained and very clean. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. Note the sites on the outside of the loop tend to be longer. The p... more

We absolutely loved camping here. The way in to get to the park was a pretty long drive but well worth it upon arriving. No one was at the kiosk as they have some odd hours. Something like 10am-11am then again at 3pm-4pm. What? When they were open we were able to buy firewood to burn at our site. Our rig is a 34' travel trailer... more

McIver campground is a heavily forested campground with lots of privacy between sites. The sites are fairly level with plenty of space to back-in. Drainage from rain causes most sites to remain damp with spots of standing water. Each spot offers electricity and water and a dump station can be found on across from the ranger booth. ... more

This is quite a find being so close to Portland. It's a very well maintained campground, that sits along the Clackamas River and dam that forms Estacada Lake. Great for kayaking, fishing, hiking and has an extensive equestrian trail system. Inside the park is also home to the Clackamas Fish Hatchery with the most friendly and knowledga... more