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Collier Memorial
and Jackson F. Kimball
CAMPGROUND
Reserve early! Reserve campsites
Need to cancel your reservation? Follow these guidelines:
Park Information:
one day to nine months in advance by calling 1-800-452-5687
or visiting www.oregonstateparks.org.
If your reservation is for today, call 541-783-2471.
Otherwise, call 1-800-452-5687.
1-800-551-6949
www.oregonstateparks.org
C
ollier Memorial State Park is notable for its fly fishing,
horseback riding and acclaimed collection of historic logging
Take a Hike–or a Ride
Jackson F. Kimball State Recreation Site
equipment. The Williamson River and crystal-clear Spring
Creek converge in the park, which is 25 miles from the southeast
entrance to Crater Lake National Park and 10 miles from
primitive camping at Jackson F. Kimball State Recreation Site.
Seasonal Camping
All sites offer a paved parking pad, picnic table, and fire ring.
Restrooms are ADA-accessible and feature flush toilets, hot
showers, and laundry facilities.
A Loop
•12 full-hookup sites (water, sewer, electricity)
•18 non-hook up sites with water nearby
B Loop
•32 full-hookup sites (water, sewer, electricity)
•Nine full-hookup pull-through sites
Universal Access
Campsite A30 is accessible to campers with disabilities.
Other Park Features
Collier Memorial State Park
US 97, 30 miles N of Klamath Falls
46000 Highway 97 N, Chiloquin, OR 97624
541-783-2471
Latitude: 42.646223 N
Longitude: -121.879573 W
•Reservable day-use areas
•Reservable group kitchen shelter with electricity and sinks
•Horse camp and corrals
•Playground
•Trailhead near the Spring Creek Day-Use Area
•Interpretive amphitheater programs (June through August)
Camping Rates
Rates are subject to change. You can get up-to-date
information by calling 1-800-551-6949 or visiting www.oregonstateparks.org.
A 1/2-mile trail leads from the campground to the logging museum
and pioneer village (see map on other side). This trail intersects
another that connects the park’s two day-use areas and leads
to Spring Creek. A trail from the campground leads to the
Williamson River.
A 10-mile primitive trail connects Collier Memorial and
Jackson F. Kimball parks via Forest Service roads that wind
through Winema National Forest. The primitive trail is
designed for horseback riders, hikers, mountain bikers
and cross-country skiers. A Forest Service road map is
recommended. The trailhead is located behind the logging
museum near the horse camp — take a left before entering
the Spring Creek day-use area.
Ask for information about the OC&E Woods Line State
Trail, a 100-mile route for bikers, hikers, and equestrians
leading east from Klamath Falls.
Explore the Area’s Logging Past
Fish in Two Streams
The Williamson River and its Spring Creek tributary are some
of the premier fishing waters in Oregon for both rainbow and
brook trout. Both are open to non-motorized boating.
With a pristine setting near the headwaters of the Wood
River, this small campground is only 10 miles southeast
of the south entrance to Crater Lake National Park. The
campground has 10 primitive sites without water. Vault
toilets are provided. A trail leads from the campground to
the site where the river emerges as a spring bubbling from a
rocky hillside. Bring your canoe or kayak to fully enjoy the
meandering river and its beautiful forested corridor.
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Spring Creek
Day-Use area
Logging museum and
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Williamson River
Day-Use area
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Jackson F. Kimball
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Klamath Falls
Smoking in Oregon State Parks is allowed only in personal vehicles, RVs,
campsites and portions of day use parks along state highways that are
designated as safety rest areas by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
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Horse camp
and trailhead
Check out one of Oregon’s best collections of antique logging
equipment, both outdoors on the grounds of the Collier
Memorial Logging Museum and indoors in the newly-added
replica cookhouse. The museum’s donkey steam engines,
skidding and railroad equipment, small tools, and variety
of machinery are displayed year-round, weather permitting,
from daylight to dusk. A gift shop and information center are
open seasonally from May through October.
Visit the museum’s Pioneer Village to see log cabins
relocated from points around southern Oregon. Many of
the structures, which display a variety of building techniques
and period furnishings, date from the 1880s. The museum
and village come alive with volunteers in period clothing
and old logging equipment demonstrations during the
park’s Living History Day on the third Sunday in June.
63400-8711 (4/15)
Paisely
395
Chandler
State Wayside
Booth
State Scenic Corr.
State Trail
Goose Lake
97
Oregon
California
Sacramento
Valley Falls
State Recreation Area
Lakeview
New Pine
Creek
Reno
B1 (44)
A20
(49)
B5
(59)
A23
A13
A12
(43)
A15
A17
A19
A21
A25
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A10
(44)
A11
A9
A7
A29
A28
(53)
A6
(47)
A5
A31
B16
(41)
A4
(42)
A36
A35
A34
A33
Creek
B19
(50)
A3
(45)
B26 (52)
B31
(38) B32
(44)
Park
hosts
A1
(42)
B29 (48)
A2
(51)
Park
hosts
B25 (44)
B23 (44)
To RV dump
station and
Bend
100 mi.
B21 (39)
B20 (42)
B28 (48)
B30 (43)
B24
(65)
B22 (28)
B18 (41)
B17
(55)
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FS
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97
Tent site
A11
Equestrian trail
Hiking
Mountain biking
Accessible facility
Laundry facilities
Self-registration
Trails
Picnic area
Amphitheater
Parking
Firewood
RV dump station
Fishing
Wildlife viewing
Exhibit
Information
Phone
Restroom, Non-flush
Restroom
Shower
Accessible camping
Camping
Full-hookup site
B23
Priva
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All information or fees subject to change without notice. This brochure is available in alternative
formats upon request. Call 1-800-551-6949. Oregon Relay for the hearing impaired: dial 711.
NOTE: Please use the RV dump station to empty a full holding tank rather than a campsite
connection, which can overflow.
Check-in after 4 p.m., Check-out by 1 p.m.
• Pets must be physically restrained at all times when not confined in a vehicle or tent.
Leashes must be no longer than six feet. All waste must be properly removed.
(See our “Pets in Parks” brochure for details.)
• Bicycles are not permitted on sidewalks or paved trails and pathways leading to buildings.
They may be ridden on park roads with the traffic flow and on established, unpaved park
trails. Do not ride bicycles cross-country. Riders younger than 16 must wear helmets.
• All vehicles must be parked on pavement.
• Campground quiet hours are between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
road
Horse camp
and corrals
Collier Memorial
Spring Creek
Day-use Area
Spring Creek Trail —to logging museum,
Pioneer Village and day-use areas.
A32
(47) B27
(53)
B15
(46)
A30(40)
B14
(47)
Pioneer
Village
Spring
Glendale Street
N
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Please help make camping at Collier Memorial a safe and enjoyable
experience by following these and other park rules:
A8
(43)
A27
A26
(36)
B Loop
B12
(31)
B13
(45)
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B11
(51)
B8 (36)
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Headwaters
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Campground
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B10
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B2
(58) A24
(50)
B9
(50)
Jackson F. Kimball
A16
(51)
A14
(48)
A22
(48)
A18
(42)
B4
(50)
B6
(48)
B7
(55)
B3 (51)
Campground
Collier memorial
Kitchen
shelter
Williamson River
Day-use Area
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