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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Eugene we have compiled for you.
SHOTGUN CREEK RECREATION SITES
Description
Shotgun Creek Park is located in the foothills of the Western Cascades. This 260 acre site retains the natural characteristics typical of this region in Oregon and is one of the most popular day-use recreation areas in Lane County. Shotgun Creek Park offers 20 acres of developed facilities that are ideal for family gatherings, reunions, office picnics, and wedding receptions.
Eugene District Bureau of Land Management
2890 Chad Drive
Eugene,OR,97408
Phone: 503-683-6600
Email: or090mb@or.blm.gov
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Picnicking
- Wildlife Viewing
Directions
Shotgun Creek Park is located about 24 miles northeast of Eugene, in the foothills of the Western Cascade Mountains. It is located about 4 miles west of Marcola. To access the recreation site, follow Marcola Road and turn left onto the Shotgun Creek Road. Follow Shotgun Creek Road for about 2 miles and the site is located on the right.
WEST EUGENE WETLANDS
Description
The 2,500-acre West Eugene Wetlands are located within the city limits of Eugene, Oregon. These lands were acquired by federal, state, local, and nonprofit organizations because of the important ecological values, both botanical and wildlife. This area contains one of the most endangered plant communities in the nation, the Willamette wet prairie. Today, less than one half of one percent of the Willamette Valley*s wet prairie habitat remains. The West Eugene Wetlands is important not only for plants and wildlife, but as important open space for the residents of Eugene, Springfield, and surrounding communities.
West Eugene Wetlands Project Office
751 South Danebo
Eugene,OR,97402
Phone: (541) 683-6600
Email: or090mb@or.blm.gov
- Biking
- Interpretive Programs
- Wildlife Viewing
Directions
See the West Eugene Wetlands map (pdf format).
