2022 is here and with it comes a new law that will charge out-of-state tourists more to spend the night in Oregon. Senate Bill 794 means a 25% increase in camping costs for out of state tourists staying in a campsite with hookups including electrical and sewage. A hookup site for an Oregon resident typically costs between $25 and $40 but an out-of-state tourist could expect to pay between $30 and $50.
If you are camping in a traditional campsite or yurt you will not see an increase in fees.
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The Deschutes National Forest has announced that the Gull Point Campground and Boat Ramp at Wickiup Reservoir will stay closed during the 2023 camping season
2022 is here and with it comes a new law that will charge out-of-state tourists more to spend the night in Oregon. Senate Bill 794
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