Address : 1300 Airport Lane North Bend, OR 97459-2000 Phone : 541-756-0100 FAX
: 541-751-4303 Contact : John Harper Email : jharper@blm.gov

Address :
1300 Airport Lane

North Bend, OR
97459-2000 
Phone :
541-756-0100
FAX :
541-751-4303
Contact :
John Harper
Email :
jharper@blm.gov

## Overview

Edson Creek Campground features open meadow style camping. It is located near
a beautiful meandering creek that flows into the Sixes River.

## Recreation

Camping, fishing, boating, sightseeing, and water play are all popular
activities at the campground. A day use area and boat ramp are located across
the road from the main campground, providing a place to launch boats and fish
the Sixes River.

## Facilities

Edson Creek Campground provides 27 campsites and 5 group sites. All five of
the group sites are reservable. Four of the group sites (B-E) are located
across the creek from the main campground via a seasonal bridge. Group site A
is near the main campground. This provides a private camping area for groups
of up to 25 people in each site.  
  
Campground includes picnic tables, fire rings, and accessible toilets.

## Natural Features

Tall red alder and myrtlewood trees flank the open meadows at Edson. The water
and forest that surrounds the campground are home to many fish and wildlife
species.

## Nearby Attractions

The area provides warm temperatures and easy access to nearby coastal
attractions. Cape Blanco Lighthouse, New River Nature Center, Oregon State
Parks, and several coastal beaches are nearby.

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>Edson Creek Campground features open meadow style camping.  It is located near a beautiful meandering creek that flows into the Sixes River.</p>
<h2>Recreation</h2>
<p>Camping, fishing, boating, sightseeing, and water play are all popular activities at the campground. A day use area and  boat ramp are located across the road from the main campground, providing a place to launch boats and fish the Sixes River.</p>
<h2>Facilities</h2>
<p>Edson Creek Campground provides 27 campsites and 5 group sites. All five of the group sites are reservable. Four of the group sites (B-E) are located across the creek from the main campground via a seasonal bridge. Group site A is near the main campground. This provides a private camping area for groups of up to 25 people in each site.  <br> <br>Campground includes picnic tables, fire rings, and accessible toilets.</p>
<h2>Natural Features</h2>
<p>Tall red alder and myrtlewood trees flank the open meadows at Edson. The water and forest that surrounds the campground are home to many  fish and wildlife species.</p>

<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
<p>The area provides warm temperatures and easy access to nearby coastal attractions. Cape Blanco Lighthouse,  New River Nature Center, Oregon State Parks, and several coastal beaches are nearby.</p>

**Camping**

  * $16.00 Single Campsite

  * $32.00 Double Campsite

  * $40.00 Group Campsite

  * $8.00 Additional Vehicle

 _(Online reservations may incur additional fees_)

**NOTICE:** You may also pay through the Scan & Pay feature in the
Recreation.gov app (please download and set up the app before arriving).

Edson Creek Main is a first come, first serve.
Edson Creek campground offers a day use area with a boat launch, and seasonal swimming.
Edson Creek Group sites are reserve able only, towards the rear of the grounds, past Edson main campground. 
Potable water is available at Edson Main campground. (pictured)

Edson Creek Campsite

Edson Creek runs behind and alongside the campground meadow

Edson Creek

EDSON CREEK Day use and boat ramp

Edson facilities

Edson Creek campground main is first come, first serve.
Edson Creek Group sites are reserve only.
Potable water is available.

Edson Creek campground Main

Edson Campground

EDSON CREEK individual camp 1

EDSON CREEK GROUP Site A

Edson Campground Main

Gravel bar and creek flowing behind Edson Creek Campground.

View of Edson Creek

Edson Creek Gravel Bar

Edson Creek Campground (OR)

## Overview

Sixes River Campground offers 19 campsites tucked into a forested hideaway
along the Sixes River. It’s an excellent destination for picnicking, swimming,
and wildlife viewing.

## Recreation

Popular activities at the campground include camping, fishing, sightseeing,
gold panning, and water play.

## Natural Features

Sixes River Campground is shaded by towering big-leaf maple, oak, and Douglas-
fir trees that provide abundant cover throughout the campground.

## Nearby Attractions

The area provides warm temperatures and easy access to nearby coastal
attractions. Cape Blanco Lighthouse, New River Nature Center, Oregon State
Parks, and several coastal beaches are nearby.

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>Sixes River Campground offers 19 campsites tucked into a forested hideaway along the Sixes River. It’s an excellent destination for picnicking, swimming, and wildlife viewing.</p><h2>Recreation</h2>
<p>Popular activities at the campground include camping, fishing, sightseeing, gold panning, and water play.</p><h2>Natural Features</h2>
<p>Sixes River Campground is shaded by towering big-leaf maple, oak, and Douglas-fir trees that provide abundant cover throughout the campground.</p>
<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
<p>The area provides warm temperatures and easy access to nearby coastal attractions. Cape Blanco Lighthouse, New River Nature Center, Oregon State Parks, and several coastal beaches are nearby.</p>

**Camping**

  * $16.00 Single Campsite

  * $8.00 Additional Vehicle

 _(Online reservations may incur additional fees_)

**Day Use**

  * $6.00 Day use

**NOTICE:** You may also pay through the Scan & Pay feature in the
Recreation.gov app (please download and set up the app before arriving).

Sixes River from the Campground

Sixes River Campground OR

Myrtlewood Field Office

Running parallel to the Pacific Ocean for nine miles, New River is separated
from the ocean by only a thin strip of sand. Many rare birds, animals and
plants depend on New River's estuary, forest, meadow, wetland, and shrub
habitat for survival. The area remains secluded and primitive and is a perfect
area to watch wildlife or hike on the five miles of self-guided loop trails.
There are four main access points to the New River Area of Critical
Environmental Concern: Storm Ranch, Floras Lake, Lost Lake and Fourmile.
Visitors can also view state of the art displays about the area at the Nature
Center at Storm Ranch.

## Know Before You Go

  * Open Year Round.
  * Vault restrooms.
  * Day-use only; open sunrise to sunset.
  * No drinking water available.
  * Please keep pets on a leash.
  * Small boat launch for non-motorized watercraft.

## Point of Interest

The threatened western Snowy Plover calls the New River area home. Please
observe posted closures on the Storm Ranch road and beach March 15 to
September 15.

<p>Running parallel to the Pacific Ocean for nine miles, New River is separated from the ocean by only a thin strip of sand. Many rare birds, animals and plants depend on New River's estuary, forest, meadow, wetland, and shrub habitat for survival. The area remains secluded and primitive and is a perfect area to watch wildlife or hike on the five miles of self-guided loop trails. There are four main access points to the New River Area of Critical Environmental Concern: Storm Ranch, Floras Lake, Lost Lake and Fourmile. Visitors can also view state of the art displays about the area at the Nature Center at Storm Ranch.</p><h2>Know Before You Go</h2><ul><li>Open Year Round.</li><li>Vault restrooms.</li><li>Day-use only; open sunrise to sunset.</li><li>No drinking water available.</li><li>Please keep pets on a leash.</li><li>Small boat launch for non-motorized watercraft.</li></ul><h2>Point of Interest</h2><p>The threatened western Snowy Plover calls the New River area home. Please observe posted closures on the Storm Ranch road and beach March 15 to September 15.</p>

New River at 4-Mile Creek

View of Floras Lake at the southern portion of New River Area of Critical Environmental Concern

Myrtlewood Field Office

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