Goose Lake State Park

97003 State Line Road, New Pine Creek, CA 97635

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Goose Lake State Park is a picturesque park located on the Oregon-California border, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including migratory waterfowl and mule deer. Visitors can enjoy camping on the grassy expanses along the banks of Goose Lake, a seasonal lakebed that fills with water in the spring. The park's remote location allows for a tranquil camping experience without the need for reservations.

In addition to camping, visitors can explore nearby attractions such as the Hart Mountain Wildlife Refuge, the Warner Mountains, and the obsidian beds in the Modoc National Forest. The town of Lakeview, just 15 miles north, offers amenities such as fuel, groceries, and restaurants.

Pets are welcome at Goose Lake State Park, with a designated off-leash area for them to enjoy. Special events can be accommodated at the park with a Special Use Permit. Firewood bundles are available for purchase, but ice is not available on site.

For a peaceful and scenic getaway in the California wilderness, Goose Lake State Park is the perfect destination.

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Goose Lake State Recreation Area, 97003 State Line Rd, New Pine Creek, CA 97635, United States

541-947-3111

oregonstateparks.org

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Jazz Dad:

"(Visited 29AUG23) Spartan bathrooms, with showers. Only 20A electrical service, so don't bring your double air conditioner rigs here. Good camp host. Quiet. Never could find the lake, though."

1 year ago

tom Ware:

"Bathrooms were clean. Showers were great. The frogs love to come with you when you shower or brush your teeth. Owls everyware here. Tons of birds. Most people are using this as a stop over on trips. So at night more people come. By morning park empty again."

1 year ago

Jeff White:

"Nice, quiet, peaceful nights. Very well maintained park"

1 year ago

Derek Bowen:

"Very pretty park. So many birds singing. Bathroom tables and quite a bit to explore."

1 year ago

Sam Kelley:

"Stayed one night at this park. Tent site $17 pr night for residents of Oregon, $22 for non. Nice partly shaded spots, bathrooms with showers, and camp hosts were really nice people. Wildlife roams the park randomly. Goose Lake isn't much to look at but there is plenty of other fishing lakes in the area. I did not see much else to do in the park, but it was a good place to layover for a night or two."

almost 4 years ago