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Check pricesA day-use Oregon heritage site in the Wallowa Lake basin, sacred to several Native American tribes, with short foot trails and mountain views.

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Oregon state park on the south shore of a glacial lake, at the foot of the Wallowa Mountains, offering camping, lake swimming, fishing and boating.
Wallowa Lake, OR
Wallowa Lake State Park sits at the southern end of a glacial lake in northeast Oregon, with the Wallowa Mountains rising behind it. The park works well as a base for mountain hikes and water recreation. Its large day-use area has a lakeside beach, fishing spots, picnic tables and reservable picnic areas, and a second picnic area lies along the Wallowa River. Campers can choose from full-hookup sites, tent sites, group areas and two yurts. Nearby, a seasonal marina rents watercraft, and the upriver Little Alps day-use area provides access to a trailhead into the Eagle Cap Wilderness. Swimming is unsupervised, and visitors should wear life jackets.
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