Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
725 Summer St NE, Suite C
Salem OR 97301

• group gatherings such as weddings, company picnics, tournaments, and contests;
• commercial filming;
• short/long-term rental of property and structures;
• construction activities and placement of utilities;
• educational and scientific projects;
• selling of goods and services by vendors, concessionaires and other businesses.

• Beaches that are within the boundaries of an Oregon state park must have all pets on a leash not more than six feet long and kept under physical control at all times. (OAR 736-010-0030)
• If you are on a beach outside of the boundaries of an Oregon state park, Ocean Shore rules apply. Ocean Shore OAR 736-21-0070 states "the owner of any dog, cat, or other animal brought into or kept in the ocean shore recreation area shall be responsible for the animal's behavior and physical control while in the ocean shore recreation area." Leashes are not specifically required, but physical control must be maintained.
• Where beaches have been designated Western Snowy Plover nesting sites or wildlife habitat areas, all beach pedestrians must stay on the wet sand and all pets must remain on a six foot leash and kept under physical control. Pet control in wildlife habitat areas apply to both Oregon State Park and Ocean Shore areas. Designated areas are well signed to warn beach visitors of wildlife habitat areas.

• The Reservation and transaction fees are non-refundable.  No exceptions.
  
• Campsite, rustic yurt, rustic cabin, tepee, or boat moorage: If you cancel within 3 calendar days of your arrival date, OPRD retains your reservation fee, transaction fee (if any) and first night’s use fee.
  
• Deluxe yurts, deluxe cabins, day-use/picnic shelters, group camps, youth camps, ranches, horse camps: If you cancel within one month to the day of your exact arrival date, OPRD will retain your reservation fee, transaction fee (if any) and first night/day use fee.
  
• If your arrival date is today or tomorrow, you must call the park where you have reserved; the phone number is listed through local directory assistance. If your arrival date is after today or tomorrow, please call Reservations Northwest: Portland Metro Area, 503-731-3411, or outside Portland, 800-452-5687. Cancellation requests can be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through the automated voicemail system or via email at OPRD.Reservation@state.or.us. 
  
  When your reservation is cancelled via e-mail, you will receive a confirmation e-mail in return. If you do not receive an e-mail, we have not received your request and you will need to contact Reservations Northwest at one of the phone numbers listed above. E-mails are processed daily, Monday through Friday.

• If you paid by Visa or MasterCard, you will receive a credit to your card. If you paid by check, you will receive a check in the mail from the State of Oregon.
  
• Please be aware that only the person whose name is on the reservation may change or cancel the reservation.

• Full hookup sites – sewer, electricity and water; paved parking area adjacent to site.
• Electrical sites – electricity and water; paved parking adjacent to site.
• Tent sites – no utilities, but water at or near the site; paved parking adjacent to site.
• Primitive sites – no hookups; one water source may serve multiple sites in natural, cleared setting; no paved parking at most sites. Showers may be available in another area of a campground having other types of sites or at another nearby park.
• Hiker-biker sites – no utilities; open space or other area set aside for people who bicycle or walk into a park. No space available to park vehicles.
• Horse sites – no utilities; corrals nearby for horses (single, double, or quad units, depending on campground).