Information About Picnic Areas In Eugene, Oregon
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Picnic Areas

Clear Lake Day Use Area
This day use area is in a wooded area near Clear Lake and has 12 day use sites.

Cline Clark Picnic Area
This picnic area is in a wooded area near a reservoir and has 3 picnic sites.

Cottage Grove Reservoir
The reservoir is used for boating, swimming, water skiing, fishing, picnicking and camping. The Cottage Grove Dam, completed in 1942, stores up to 33,000 acre-feet of water and provides valuable flood control as well as irrigation, recreation and improved navigation downstream. The area is also managed to provide habitat for a wide variety of wildlife species, including waterfowl, black-tail deer, upland game birds, songbirds, bald eagles, osprey and many other species.

CT Beach Picnic Area
This picnic area is in a wooded area near a reservoir and has 6 picnic sites.

Echo Day Use Area
This day use area is in a wooded area near Cougar Reservoir and has 7 day use sites.

Islet Day Use Area
This days use area is in a wooded area near Waldo Lake and has 4 day use sites.

Lookout Boat Launch
This day use area is in a wooded area near a reservoir and has 25 day use sites.

North Waldo Day Use Area
This area is in a wooded area near Waldo Lake and has 7 day use sites..

Packard Creek Day Use Area
This day use area is near Hills Creek Reservoir and has 4 day use sites.

Washburne State Wayside
The wayside rests on the border between Lane and Benton Counties. This wayside makes a great picnic spot, especially if guests have decided to travel through the Willamette Valley along Hwy 99W instead of the interstate. This is a well-shaded park thanks to the Douglas fir trees. Wildlife watching and bird viewing are very entertaining. A walking trail stretches deep into the forest. It is an easy trail for all ages to hike. Guests are welcome to travel back into the woods and set up a camp site.
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