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Rule advisory committee to discuss proposed changes to E-assisted bike rules

The current electric-assisted bike rules allow the devices to operate on state park trails that are over 8 feet in width and anywhere motor vehicles are allowed on the ocean shore.

State Parks Department to raise fees for 2025

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is increasing its camping, parking and reservation fees

Oregon Parks announces campground closures

Several Oregon State Parks will close or partially close starting in September for construction work on many items from replacing aging infrastructure to adding bathrooms and showers.

Driftwood Library now offers day-use parking passes for Oregon State Parks.

Individuals interested in checking out a pass will need a Driftwood Public Library card. Getting a card is a fast, simple process, and all Lincoln County residents are eligible to receive a library card. Simply visit the library at 801 SW Highway 101 on the second floor and fill out an application.

Beverly Beach campground to reopen August 1

Crews moved overhead power lines underground for safety and to maintain electricity during high winds at the coast. The park also replaced its aging waterlines.

Campfires temporarily banned at most Oregon state parks due to dry conditions, nearby wildfires

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) temporarily banned campfires at most Oregon State Parks due to dry conditions and the strain on firefighting resources from wildfires burning across the state.

Free camping, Day use and activities to celebrate State Parks Day June 1

Celebrate State Parks Day with free parking and free RV and tent site camping at all Oregon State Parks June 1

Statewide trails Advisor Committee Seeks New members

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) is seeking a volunteer to serve as the Hiking Representative on the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) Grants Advisory Committee.

Moonshine Park rules changed

It's important to note that reservations are now required for all campsites. This change aims to prevent the disappointment, inconvenience and even open conflict experienced by many visitors under the previous first-come, first-served system, which often led to overcrowding and frustration due to lack of available space."

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