Eagle Ridge County Park Introduce
Eagle Ridge County Park offers a picturesque retreat for nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful escape in the heart of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Nestled along the shores of Upper Klamath Lake, this park provides a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities. Visitors can enjoy primitive camping under the towering trees, with some sites offering water access, making it an ideal destination for boaters and anglers.
The park is renowned for its diverse wildlife, particularly birds and bald eagles, which frequent the area. The serene environment makes it a haven for birdwatchers and nature photographers. With amenities like toilets and trash cans, Eagle Ridge County Park ensures a comfortable stay while maintaining its wild charm. However, visitors are advised to bring their own water, as the water pump may not always be functional due to vandalism.
- Scenic Location: Overlooks stunning views of Upper Klamath Lake and surrounding wetlands, offering breathtaking sunsets and a peaceful retreat from urban life.
- Camping Options: Primitive campsites available with some offering water access. The park's dirt roads provide a scenic yet bumpy drive to the campgrounds.
- Wildlife Haven: Home to a variety of birds, including bald eagles, and other wildlife. Bring binoculars for an unforgettable birdwatching experience!
Eagle Ridge County Park is more than just a camping spot—it’s a destination that connects visitors with the natural beauty of Oregon. While there are areas in need of improvement (such as addressing vandalism and maintaining facilities), the park’s unique charm and untouched landscapes make it a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Customer Reviews
No charge! Nice little campsites. Some on the water. There's a toilet and garage cans! So serene. 6 bald eagles flying over. Large variety of birds and critters.
If you have a boat, then here is a launch. It appears that the water pump was not working because of vandalism so bring your own. The water in this part of the lake (September) was murky and there was a prevalence of non-biting insects, spiders and lots of birds too. We drove down the very very bumpy dirt road to the end of the peninsula to get to the primitive campgrounds. It was a beautiful spot, in spite of the overflowing garbage cans and run down outhouses, watch out for the yellow jackets. The location is beautiful and unique but it could use a little less vandalism and more TLC.
This place is amazing a lot of people camp in the bend but if you go past the bend there is quite a few hardly use campsites on there fire Rings Vault toilets the fishing is great people are nice it's an amazing place I had lots of fun here there can be quite a few gnats in Spring but otherwise this is a dream come true place to visit enjoy
One of the most scenic parks in the basin!!!
Absolutely gorgeous country! A must see place!
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