Introduction
Located on the border of John Day River in northeastern Oregon, Clyde Day State Recreation Site is a shaded, secluded natural retreat for RV campers. The park is surrounded by some of the best-preserved land in the state. There are miles of hiking and biking trails that lead along the river. You’ll also find some of the best birdwatching in the region. Dozens of species visit the river and pond, including the bald eagle, great grey owl, and American white pelican.
In addition to the natural wonders, the park has several interpretive programs in the summer at the amphitheater by the RV campground. The Kam Wah Chung Heritage Site has displays and exhibits that highlight the local history of the park from the gold mining days when it was an active trading post. There was also a Chinese community center, and you can learn more about the people that worked the gold mines.
The recreation site has 31 RV sites located near John Day River, all with excellent views of the water. All of the sites also have electrical hookups for your rig. You’ll be near the park’s nature trail, amphitheater, and heritage site.
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