Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site, State park near John Day River, Oregon.
Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site stretches along the John Day River with tall cottonwood trees, nature trails, and camping areas distributed across the landscape. The park features electrical hookups, hot water facilities, and restroom buildings throughout the grounds.
The site became a state park in 1971 following the purchase of land from the Holliday family. Additional land was added in 1976 through a donation from the state Department of Transportation.
The outdoor amphitheater hosts summer programs about local wildlife and the natural features of the John Day River region. These events help visitors understand the landscape around them.
The park has over 30 electrical campsites with water hookups, hot showers, and flush toilets spread across the grounds. Visitors should book ahead during peak season and check weather conditions before arriving.
The park is the only Oregon state recreation site offering overnight stays in traditional tepees for groups of up to eight people. This lodging option makes it special for visitors seeking a different kind of camping experience.
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