Oregon State Parks sets its sights on 2027 after record visitor numbers
Kelsey Merison
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Right now, Oregon State Parks is looking ahead to 2027 after welcoming millions of visitors this year.
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department says visitors logged 2.2 million camping nights in 2026.
Starting January 1st, physical annual parking permits will only be available online and will cost $10 more.
Digital permits will remain $60 for Oregon residents and $75 for non-residents.
Campsite and other reservation fees will also see some increases in May.
The state says it’s focusing on long-term funding solutions to address aging park infrastructure and avoid future closures.
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