Willamette Mission State Park

Welcome to the beautiful Willamette Mission State Park located on the banks of the Willamette River in the Willamette Valley Region near Wheatland, Oregon. This park helps to protect a habitat of meadows, forests, and wetlands and is even home to the nation's largest black cottonwood tree at over 155 feet tall and 270 years in age. Another one of the park's more unique features is it's historic site which was the first Methodist Mission on the U.S. Pacific Coast. Come out and try your luck at the 18 hole disc-golf course and explore miles of multipurpose trails.

Camping: The campground at Willamette Mission State Park is entirely primitive which means tent sites only and no bath houses. Come out and stay a few nights.