Douglas County Parks
The Douglas County Parks Department was established in 1949 and was the first County Park system in Oregon. From the Pacific Ocean to the Cascades and throughout the 100 Valleys of the Umpqua, the Park system now encompasses 70 properties, including 23 boat ramps, 11 campgrounds and 42 day use parks.
Adventure Awaits
Douglas County Parks are your gateway to adventure. Douglas County Parks provides you access to these great natural wonders and recreation destinations, whether you enjoy:
- Access to Wineries and 57 varieties of grapes
- Engaging with Nature
- Riding the Winchester Bay Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area with your Off Highway Vehicles
- Taking a float on the Umpqua River
- World Class Fishing
Self-Sufficient
Douglas County Parks are self-sufficient. This means that we do not receive any county tax revenue to operate our parks. We are reliant on visitors like you to help us manage and maintain the parks. Thank you for your patronage and assistance in keeping the Douglas County Parks looking good.
Parking
There are many free parking areas. Please do not park on the grass. Help keep our parks enjoyable for the next guest.