Collier Memorial State Park, Chiloquin

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Collier Memorial State Park is a state park in southern Oregon. The park is operated and maintained by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. It is located on U.S. Highway 97, approximately 30 miles (48 km) north of Klamath Falls and 105 miles (169 km) south of Bend. The park covers 146 acres (59 ha) along the Williamson River.

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By debdwelle

We stayed in our RV. Many sites are on the river with access to the trail that leads along the river and to the logging museum nearby. The river trail is just beautiful, we only stayed one night, but.... more

We stayed in our RV. Many sites are on the river with access to the trail that leads along the river and to the logging museum nearby. The river trail is just beautiful, we only stayed one night, but.... more »
By Chamrick21367

We loved the setting and being close to the river. The spaces were not super close together and the camp host was very nice. We were able to check in early as our site was vacant. We stayed here...

We loved the setting and being close to the river. The spaces were not super close together and the camp host was very nice. We were able to check in early as our site was vacant. We stayed here... more »
By Perry W

We camped here in our small travel trailer to attend Ride the Rim at Crater Lake. We arrived just before the check-in time of 4pm and there was a camp host at the entrance to greet us and tell how to.... more

We camped here in our small travel trailer to attend Ride the Rim at Crater Lake. We arrived just before the check-in time of 4pm and there was a camp host at the entrance to greet us and tell how to.... more »

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By Deb S M

The day use area was very nice and the restrooms were clean. There is a little museum across the highway that looks like it would be a nice place to visit. This is more like a nice rest area then a park. The fire damage from last year is visible from the parking lot. It was a nice lunch stop and place to stretch your legs.

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By Jaden Kim

It was amazing place that two rivers intersection area inside of campung site. Two trail course inside and it is connect to museum . Very clean camping site and handicap people can enjoy camping easier that made small road by blocks that can make wheel chair can take it there . Campfire also available for $5.00 That provide trolley and later camp host will take back . Strongly recommend

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By Alexander Kinyon

Absolutely loved it. Easy in and out kayak/canoe ramp with handles too. Super clean and clear water, but super cold. Be safe.

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By Cindi Garrett

Stunning little fresh water creek, perfect for a lazy paddle. The launch makes getting in and out a breeze, even for a novice. Took my 74 yr old m-i-l out for the first time and she looked like a pro.

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By Elly Hutchinson

The water is beautiful and a perfect place for a nice summer or fall kayak. The headwaters emerge at about 42° and don't get much warmer than that, so it's not much of a swimming hole... Though tubing on a hot day could be a real treat. Crystal clear for snorkeling.

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