Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site (RV Park)

Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site is an oasis along the sparkling John Day River and a base camp for exploring the Strawberry Mountain Wilderness and the region's many historical sites.

The park features a year-round picnic area and campground. The park's tall, willowy cottonwood trees provide shade and serenity. Surrounded on all sides by some of Oregon's most pristine wilderness areas, the park is home to a variety of wildlife, including the majestic Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer. Fall visitors can experience the thrill of seeing steelhead rush upriver to spawn. A nature trail begins near the dump station and follows the tree-shaded riverbank, leading to a small pond perfect for wildlife viewing.

Year-round Camping

Sites feel secluded, thanks to trees and vegetation. From late October through March, weather permitting, water hookups at campsites are turned off. Water remains available at the RV dump station for filling containers and RV tanks. Restrooms, showers and electric hookups are available year-round.

Note: Mosquitoes are especially active during May–July.