Spray, Oregon · Wheeler County · Facility
This cozy day use area is situated between State highway 19 and the John Day River. A shady grove of cottonwoods provides a cool sojourn in the hot summer months. Know Before You Go Open year round. Site features and accessible vault toilet and three picnic tables. Day use only; no camping is allowed. Watch for bicycle…
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This cozy day use area is situated between State highway 19 and the John Day River. A shady grove of cottonwoods provides a cool sojourn in the hot summer months. Know Before You Go Open year round. Site features and accessible vault toilet and three picnic tables. Day use only; no camping is allowed. Watch for bicycles - the John Day Highway is also designated as the the Painted Hills State Scenic Byway.
From Kimberly, Oregon: Drive 6.1 miles west on State Highway 19; the picnic area is located right at milepost 99.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Shady Grove Picnic Area? A few things to know before you go:
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