Myrtle Creek Rockhounding – South Umpqua River Gravel Bars
• Myrtle Creek offers the most convenient access to South Umpqua River gravel bars justContinue Reading
• Myrtle Creek offers the most convenient access to South Umpqua River gravel bars justContinue Reading
• Ash Flat Campground offers peaceful river access and crystal-clear swimming holeContinue Reading
• Boulder Creek Campground is one of the few primitive campgrounds along the South UmpquaContinue Reading
• Dumont Creek Campground is a quiet spot with easy river accessContinue Reading
• White Creek Campground is a small camp spot with easy access to a tonContinue Reading
• Wolf Creek Falls and Trailhead are a part of Wolf Creek Falls Recreation AreaContinue Reading
Dry Creek Rockhounding Site lies in the volcanic uplands of the Fremont National Forest, aboutContinue Reading
Cedar Creek Campground Bridge Cedar Creek Campground is tucked into the forest along Brice Creek,Continue Reading
Lund Park Campground sits along Brice Creek in the Umpqua National Forest, about 26 milesContinue Reading
• Coquille River Falls drops a total of 115 feet through a lush, old-growth forestContinue Reading
• Myrtle Creek is a cozy town with historic bridges, river fun, and local flavorsContinue Reading
• The Toketee Falls pool is a one of the most picturesque and reliable waterfallsContinue Reading
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