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Sutherlin / Umpqua Valley KOA Recreation
You and your family or friends can enjoy glamping in Sutherlin, Oregon, when you stay at Sutherlin / Umpqua Valley KOA. Our campground has everything you need for a relaxing trip outdoors. There are many recreational activities near Sutherlin, Oregon, that the whole family can enjoy. Whether you want to visit popular tourist attractions like the lighthouse or spend time surrounded by nature, you can easily find places to experience. Sutherlin / Umpqua Valley KOA is in the heart of Sutherlin, making it the perfect base camp for all your activities.
Built on the fabled Cloverleaf Drive-In site, Sutherlin / Umpqua Valley KOA has lovingly restored the drive-in movie experience. With a state-of-the-art digital projection system, stereo-quality sound and the refreshed, original 100-foot movie screen, guests and campers can enter the past while enjoying the authentic drive-in movie experience.
Breathe in fresh air while fishing, swimming or hiking around the Umpqua River. The 111-mile-long river goes through Oregon's Pacific coast and offers breathtaking sights. Known for its emerald green waters and ample shad and bass supply, the river is a popular fly fishing spot in Sutherlin.
See a unique bridge with beautiful curved windows when you visit the Rochester Covered Bridge. It was built in 1933 by veteran builder Floyd Frear. The bridge withstood the demolition rumors that circulated in the late 1950s thanks to dedicated residents who sat through the night safeguarding the structure.
You and your family can visit the Heceta Head Lighthouse, a historic and still working lighthouse from 1894. The lighthouse's Fresnel lens casts a beam about 21 miles out to the ocean and is the brightest light off the Oregon coast. Visit with your family for a breathtakingly scenic and memorable experience.
If you bring your dog along for your camping trip, spend some time at the Sutherlin Dog Park. The park provides plenty of space for your pet to run around. The best part is there are no fees, and it is open every day!
Visit Sutherlin Central Park when you want to spend a relaxing day outside. It has a playground and splash pad, perfect for kids who need to get their energy out. Sutherlin's Community Center, Veterans Memorial and one of Oregon's 59 surviving steam trains call the park home.
If your family loves animals, you will not want to miss Wildlife Safari. Located just 18 miles away from our park, you can drive through the safari to see exotic animals in nearly 600 acres of open habitat. You can also visit the Safari Village, where you can have close encounters with various animals. This makes for a one-of-a-kind experience for both kids and adults alike!
Following the Umpqua Food Trail is the perfect activity if you enjoy trying local foods and delicacies while exploring new places. The Umpqua Food Trail Brochure outlines some of the top farms, wineries, breweries, restaurants, bakeries and cafes to visit during your time in the Sutherlin and Roseburg area. You can learn about the local food culture while trying delicious, farm-to-table items yourself.The food map will take you on a fun adventure, helping you create spectacular memories with your family or friends.
Sutherlin is home to many unique food venues. Eat in a historic building dating back to 1891 when you visit The Parrot House. Perfect for a quick drink or formal dining experience. Make sure to ask about the ghost stories too!If you want an upscale yet casual dining experience, visit the Brix Grill and Chill. The restaurant offers various lunch, dinner and cocktail options - from craft beers to delicious wines. Another excellent gourmet food choice is True Kitchen + Bar. Enjoy a wide variety of dinner, drink and dessert choices. With delicious options and photo-worthy foods, the restaurant provides both dine-in and take-out options so you can have a fantastic meal at your convenience.
Spend a day on the water or go hiking and biking at the Cooper Creek Reservoir. The reservoir area offers plenty of fishing, swimming, boating, hiking and biking opportunities for guests.
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