Camping em Oregon durante o eclipse de agosto de 2017

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Estou planejando uma viagem em família para o Oregon para o Eclipse de 21 de agosto deste ano. Eu gostaria de ir para o interior, onde é provável que o tempo esteja melhor (por exemplo, em torno de Madras): naturalmente, a maioria, senão todos os acampamentos que fazem reservas, já estão lotados, então quais são as opções?

Existem acampamentos temporários com chance de encontrar um lugar?

Quais são as oportunidades para acampar selvagem / "disperso" no Oregon? Preciso de uma autorização, e é geralmente possível levar um carro a (curta) distância a pé dos tipos de lugares em que esse acampamento é tolerado?

    
por user13190 12.03.2017 / 23:20

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O lindo estado de Oregon não tem lei que proíba o acampamento livre (ou selvagem). Ao contrário, o incentiva, e o Departamento de Silvicultura de Oregon (ODF) dá os detalhes . A opção de dispersão designada aborda sua pergunta específica: eles são os primeiros a chegar, o primeiro a ser veiculado. Visite o site, pois seu mapa interativo identifica essas informações, juntamente com os acampamentos de taxas.

C​ampgrounds are more than just a place to hang your hat for the night. They're a place to share, learn and relax with friends and family. A place where you can leave a busy week behind and settle into nature. Their rustic feel allows you to turn off and tune in to the rich forests surrounding both drive-up and walk-in sites, and the scenery reintroduces you to everything we love about Oregon.

ODF offers three types of camping opportunities: developed campgrounds, designated dispersed sites, and dispersed camping.

Most campgrounds are first-come, first serve; however, group campsites require a reservation. To reserve group campsite visit the Group Campsite Reservation​ page.​

Rules & regulations

As general rules:

  • Don't camp within 25 feet of a river or stream.
  • Don't clear your own campsite or disrupt the natural environment.
  • Take all garbage with you when there are no garbage receptacles.
  • Don't deposit human waste within 100 feet of any campsite, trail or water body.
  • No fireworks.
  • Animals must be on 6 foot leash at all times and animal waste must be disposed of properly.
  • Limit of 8 people and 2 vehicles per campsite​ (except in designated group campsites). ​ See OAR 629, Division 25​ for a complete list of rules and regulations affecting camping on Oregon State Forests.​​​

Camping in fee campgrounds

ODF offers several developed campgrounds in Northwest Oregon. These campgrounds offer amenities like picnic tables, toilets, potable water, and fire rings, and charge a fee for staying overnight. 2016 FeeIncreaseandRuleChanges.pdf

Camping in designated campsites Designated campsites are those that have been improved by installing a designated fire grate and are signed and numbered. Fires are permitted in these areas during regulated use times of the year when fire danger is high.

Dispersed camping Dispersed camping is allowed in Oregon State Forests with no fee or permit requirements. Campers are required to adhere to ODF regulations regarding placement of campsites, campfires, sanitation, and stay limits. Campfires are not permitted during the regulated use portion of fire season. There is no map of dispersed camp spots.

See the map [below] for a list of all fee campgrounds and designated dispersed site.​​​​​​

    
26.03.2017 / 19:18