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Fall Creek State Park, Central Cascade Range, Oregon
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| | All the water falling down from the sky makes Fall Creek State Park a wet site; December is the wettest month with most rain, and the driest month is July. The glorious beauty of Fall Creek State Park is there for your viewing contentment. Going to Fall Creek State Park is a nice idea when you must spend some time in the fresh air.
Fall Creek State Park has a great quantity of natural beauty; it's a site where everyone has a wonderful time. Going for a hike along the Eagles Rest Trail will let you absorb the natural beauty of this vicinity, and get |
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yourself into a kayak and hit Fall Creek. So much entertaining stuff to do in the Central Cascade Range, not sufficient time. On a delightful day at Fall Creek State Park you can take a hike along the Teeter Creek Loop, and there's whitewater on Fall Creek for all you adrenaline
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Fun things to do are bountiful; there's always something for the whole family to enjoy. If you're interested in hydro structures, you can stop by Lookout Point Dam, and Dexter Shores Mobile Home and RV Park is a glorious local campground.
At Fall Creek State Park throughout the summertime highs are in the 80's. For the duration of the dark hours of summer temperatures dip down into the 50's. The wintertime comes with highs in the 40's; overnight lows at Fall Creek State Park through the winter ordinarily descend into the 30's. And | |
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if you're still looking for more outdoors enjoyable things just keep reading. Do explore Dexter Reservoir near Fall Creek State Park, it's a pretty lake, and if you come at the right time of year, Winberry Creek offers some good whitewater. Why not pop by Fall Creek Dam since you're
here, and if you're going to from Lowell, you won't be the only one.
Fall Creek State Park has wonderful outdoors recreation, so you could have lots of fun. The view of beautiful Butte Disappointment near Fall Creek State Park is great; Fall Creek State Park is a wonderful
spot to visit for more than one day, Upper End Campground is a wonderful spot to camp nearby. There's no way anyone can get bored here in the Central Cascade Range. While you're here at Fall Creek State Park you can take a hike along the Hardesty Trail, and whitewater paddling
is not for everyone but if it's for you then, we recommend McKenzie River.
Fall Creek State Park is a popular destination for folks getting here from Lowell.
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Other parks near Fall Creek State Park, Central Cascade Range, Oregon:
Crater Lake National Park, Crater Lake - OR, 67 miles away 
Lowell State Park, Oregon, 3 miles away 
Dexter State Park, Oregon, 5 miles away
Elijah Bristow State Park, Oregon, 6 miles away
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Campgrounds near Fall Creek State Park, Central Cascade Range, Oregon:
Dexter Shores Mobile Home and RV Park, Dexter, 5 miles away 
Upper End Campground, Lane County, 6 miles away 
Chalet Village, Springfield, 14 miles away 
Happy Eagle Lodge and RV's, Dorena, 15 miles away
Baker Bay Park, Dorena, 16 miles away
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Trails near Fall Creek State Park, Central Cascade Range, Oregon:
Eagles Rest Trail, Lane County, 5 miles away 
4.4 hiking miles, 1570 feet elevation difference
Hardesty Trail, Lane County, 8 miles away
4.4 hiking miles, 3383 feet elevation difference
Teeter Creek Loop, Lane County, 9 miles away
1.8 hiking miles, 491 feet elevation difference
Johnny Creek Nature Trail, Lane County, 12 miles away
0.9 hiking miles, 992 feet elevation difference
Sourgrass Trail, Lane County, 14 miles away
1.8 hiking miles, 911 feet elevation difference
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* Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different.
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