Go here all the time. Only about 30 minutes from K.Falls.Beautiful and fantastic fishing,,,

If you're on HWY 97 to or from Bend, or otherwise, this park makes a nice break with all the historical pieces. Good spot to picnic in.

I have passed by this wonderfull logging museum so many times, this time I made sure we had enough time to walk through. What a treat, there is original equipment used durring the early logging era ( an equipment operators dream My father was one and when he went through he was naming off engines, and years) there are original... More

Heading south from Crater lake, and were looking for a place to camp. We had no reservations and there are not many public campgrounds along the route. Collier is first come first serve, about 70 camp sites, half tent, half RV. Very clean and plenty of shade. Good bathrooms with hot showers, each with their own little secluded dressing area!... More

There is something here to interest just about everybody! This museum covers a large area, set amidst towering pines next to a river. It's about 25 miles north of Klamath Falls. There is so much stuff to see here in addition to logging - a blacksmith shop, horse harnesses, wagons, old trucks, construction equipment, and railroad machinery, including the only... More

If you are interrested in the hostory of Logging, the Collier Logging Museum at the State Park is a must! We expected a little room with some pictures of old tres and trucks. What we got was a full blown experience! We went here in Mid Nov. 09. Though there was snow on the ground, that didn't stop us. There... More