Blue River, Oregon · Lane County · Facility
This Day Use Area offers a chance to relax under towering Douglas-fir and western red cedar trees while listening to the rushing water of the McKenzie River.The site provides river access and includes a boat ramp. It is adjacent to the McKenzie Bridge Campground.
This Day Use Area offers a chance to relax under towering Douglas-fir and western red cedar trees while listening to the rushing water of the McKenzie River.The site provides river access and includes a boat ramp. It is adjacent to the McKenzie Bridge Campground.
From McKenzie Bridge, OR, travel 1 mile west on Highway 126 to McKenzie Bridge Campground and Day Use.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to McKenzie Bridge Day Use Area? A few things to know before you go:
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