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Many of Oregon’s state parks offer yurts where you can stay overnight. What’s a yurt? Well, they’re the perfect compromise when you want to camp, but don’t want to sleep in a tent on the ground. They’re basically structured tents with solid floors and some modern amenities. Oregon was actually the first state to offer yurts at its parks, and once you see the little yurt village at Umpqua Lighthouse State Park, you’ll want to book one!

Umpqua Lighthouse State Park is located just six miles south of Reedsport, at Winchester Bay. The park offers plenty to see and do during your visit, and it's also a wonderful place to spend the night.
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In addition to 43 camping sites, you'll find a little village of eight yurts here - two rustic and six deluxe.
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The campground is nestled amongst the trees, offering plenty of privacy and natural beauty. Every site is shady and pleasant.
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Deluxe yurts are equipped with kitchens so you can prepare meals during your stay. You'll have a refrigerator, microwave, and sink.
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Both rustic and deluxe yurts have bunk beds and futons, electric outlets, and lights and heating. Deluxe yurts also have a full bathroom with shower.
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All of the yurts also have a deck, fire ring, and picnic table.
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The yurts get plenty of natural light through their windows and the skylight at the top.
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Some of the deluxe yurts have views of Lake Marie, and a few are even pet-friendly!
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Take the one-mile-long loop trail around the lake for a nice stroll amongst the trees.
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The Umpqua Lighthouse has a distinctive red and white lens. It's the only colored signal in all of Oregon.
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Call Douglas County Parks and Rec at 541-271-4631 for information about museum and lighthouse tours.
You might also enjoy exploring the nearby Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. The magnificent dunes here reach as tall as 500 feet!
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Stop by the Umpqua Discovery Center to learn more about the history and culture of the area.
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It's located in Reedsport at 409 Riverfront Way.
The Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area is another spot you'll want to visit if you're looking for local wildlife.
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You'll find it at 48819 State Hwy. 38 in Reedsport.

For more information about Umpqua Lighthouse State Park, visit its website, and check out its brochure.

If you’d rather camp somewhere a little more rustic, check out this fairy tale campground near Troutdale.

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