Eagle Fern Park

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Eagle Fern Park offers:

• Fishing
• Hiking
• Picnicking

Something For Everyone

Eagle Fern Park is the largest and one of the most beautiful parks in Clackamas County.

Sunlight filters through immense groves of towering Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir. Eagle Fern Park has one of the largest old growth timber stands around. This Cascade rain forest will constantly impress you with its natural beauty.

Young and old alike can find a secluded spot on Eagle Creek. The water is inviting and the fishing is excellent. Fishermen often go home with steelhead, Coho, Chinook or trout on the line.

Eagle Fern park (170 acres) is the largest and one of the most and one of the most beautiful parks in Clackamas County. It is one of the best kept secrets in the county. This Cascade rain forest will constantly impress you with it's natural beauty..

Picnicking

Our four reservable picnic areas (two covered) can accommodate your large groups, plus individual tables scattered throughout the park offer an ideal setting for your meal.

Please note: Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all day use areas.

Eagle Fern Park Hours

6 a.m. to 9 p.m., May through September
6 a.m. to 6 p.m., October through April

Directions to Eagle Fern Park

Eagle Fern Park is located approximately 3 miles north of Estacada and about 18 miles east of Clackamas. Take Interstate 205 to Exit 12 Clackamas/Estacada, and turn right onto Hwy. 212/224. Proceed 3.2 miles through Clackamas to the Hwy. 212/224 junction (Rock Creek junction), turn right onto Hwy. 224, following the signs to Estacada. Proceed 10.4 miles and turn left onto Wildcat Mountain Rd. (sign reads Dover District/Eagle Fern Park.) Go 2.0 miles to Eagle Fern Park Rd.; turn right. The park is located 2.3 miles on the right-hand side of the road.

Picnic Reservation Fees

Area	Accommodates	Electrical Hook-Up	Covered Shelter	Fee
Area 1	100			$110
Area 2	300			$150
Area 3	100			$55
Area 4	100			$55