Long-term RV parks in Oregon provide a cost-effective alternative to overnight stays. Monthly rates often include full hookups, Wi-Fi, and access to amenities like laundry facilities and dog parks.

RV campers with out-of-state plates will pay a little more to stay overnight at an Oregon state park campground this year.

A fee increase takes effect with the new year at Oregon’s state parks: Out-of-state visitors with RVs will now pay 25% more for their campsites.

RV campers from other states soon will have to pay a 25% surcharge when visiting Oregon state parks.