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Cascadia State Park

48241 Cascadia Dr. Cascadia, OR 97329

Located at the confluence of Soda Creek and the South Santiam River, Cascadia State Park has a rich native American and pioneer history, set within the lush confines of western Oregon's beautiful rain-forest.

Cascadia State Park COVID-19 Operations
Cascadia State Park - Closed for the year. Please contact Linn County Parks for reservation and further detail.  There will be additional mandated requirements to reserve and use group facilities. When we do open here are some guidelines for visitors to consider:
  • Potable water is now available.
  • Public showers are open for limited hours and cleaned twice a day.
  • Restrooms are open and will be cleaned and disinfected once a day. (Please bring your own soap, sanitizer and disinfectants for your safety.)
  • Please stay 6' apart at all times; physical distancing is necessary to keep the campground open.
  • Wear facial coverings when you interact with others..
  • Be thoughtful of others on trails, boat ramps, and parking lots
Cascadia State Park Group Facility Reservations
Linn County Parks and Recreation is now managing Cascadia State Park. The reservation system has been transferred to Linn County. Oregon State Parks is no longer taking reservations for Cascadia State Park's group camping and picnic facilities. Reservations for group facilities can be made by contacting Linn County Parks at 541-967-3917 Monday thru Friday from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm or by emailing parks@co.linn.or.us .
 

Park Location – Hwy. 20 east of Sweet Home, Oregon on the South Santiam River

Park Usage – Campground is Open from May - September

About the Park

Cascadia is closing on September 20th, 2020 for the year.

 

The first thing that strikes you when you arrive at Cascadia is the tranquility. While the park is quite large, there are barely two dozen first come, first served campsites, making this a great spot for an intimate getaway. The campground, group tent sites, and east picnic area are open May 1-September 30. The west picnic area is open year-round.

 

A pair of hiking trails give you a chance to explore the area. A three-quarter mile trail leads to the spectacular Soda Creek Falls. A newer trail ushers you through historic Douglas-fir trees along the South Santiam River (a good place to fish and swim). Ruts from the historic Santiam Wagon Road are visible in the park (the trail was used as a military route in the 1800’s).

Camping

Campground Information

Tentative closing date September 20, 2020

Cascadia State Park Map

  • 22 first come, first serve tent sites with water nearby (maximum site length 35 feet, 2 vehicle maximum)
  • Two reservable group tent areas
  • Two reservable group picnic areas with covered kitchen shelters and electricity
  • Large open play meadow
  • Off-leash pet exercise area

Campground Prices

First Come, First Service Rate Type | Rate

Extra vehicle | $7

Group Tent | $71

Hiker-biker per person | $7

Tent site | $17

 

Reservable Facilities | Rate

Group Camp A | $71 per night; 25 people max

Group Camp B | $71 per night; 25 people max

Group Picnic Area A | $50; 50 people max

Group Picnic Area B | $50; 50 people max

History

Land was acquired from various owners between 1941 and 1980. The original purchase included the old Geisendorfer property with a soda spring and hotel site. Later, some property was exchanged with Timber Service Company (Hill Estate) for land at Cape Lookout. In the early 1900’s it was a well-known resort and watering spot.

Acreage: 253.55

Annual overnight attendance: 6,596

Annual day-use attendance: 120,640