Succor Creek State Natural Area

Succor Creek State Natural Area


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Succor Creek State Natural Area is closed to all motor vehicles, including all-terrain vehicles. Pedestrians are allowed to cross into the east side of the park. Six campsites located east of the creek were moved south of the park's vault restroom on the west side to accommodate campers while the closure is in effect. Succor Creek is an unstaffed, no-fee primitive camping area. There's no potable water service and the park lies on rough unpaved road. Picnicking is available throughout the area. There is not a group shelter. The wildlife viewing and bird watching are decent here. Bald Eagles have been known to make their nests here. Dense trees surround this natural area and provide visitors with a safe yet secluded getaway.

Facilities: Succor Creek State Natural Area provides restrooms.

Reservations: Reservations are not required for Succor Creek State Natural Area.

Best Time To Visit: Succor Creek State Natural Area campsites are open March - November.

Fees: No fees are charged.

Accessibility: Handicap accessibility is not provided.

Rules: Motor vehicles are not permitted in the area.

Directions: To reach Succor Creek State Natural Area from Baker City start out going south on 3rd St toward Auburn Ave. for 0.1 miles. Turn left onto Auburn Ave. for 0.1 miles. Turn right onto US-30. Continue to follow US-30 for 2.1 miles. Merge onto I-84 E. for 74.2 miles. Take the US-95 exit-3 toward Payette for 0.2 miles. Turn right onto US-95 for 7.1 miles. Turn slight right onto US-20 for 2.0 miles. End at Succor Creek State Natural Area.

Address

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department

725 Summer Street NE, Suite C

Salem, Oregon 97301

Phone
General: (800) 551-6949

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