William M. Tugman - State Employee Information Center

William M.
Tugman
CAMPGROUND
William M. Tugman State Park
72549 Highway 101, Lakeside OR 97449
Info: 1-800-551-6949; Park: 541-759-3604
Reservations/cancellations: 1-800-452-5687
US 101, 8 miles S of Reedsport
Latitude: 43.599044 N
Longitude: -124.180247 W
2005
William M.Tugman State Park offers a peaceful camping
experience in a forested lakeside hideaway off U.S. Highway 101
just east of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.
Year-round Camping
102 electrical sites with water*
13 yurts*
Paved parking, picnic table, fire rings at all sites
Hot showers and flush toilets
Hiker/biker camp
RV dump station
*2 reservable campsites (B28, B30) and 8 yurts are accessible to
campers with disabilities.
Camping Rates
*Oct 1 – May 1 –
Apr 30 Sep 30
Electric $12 $16
Yurts
$27 $27
Hiker/biker $4 $4
Extra vehicle $5 $5
(subject to change)
NOTE: Campsites in Loop C, sites designed for people with
disabilities and all yurts are reservable.
*Discovery Season
From October 1 – April 30, camping in an Oregon state park
costs less. At Tugman, you save $4 per night off summer rates
for electrical sites.
Yurts
Enjoy the year-round comforts of a yurt. Yurts are circular domed
tents with structural support, and have wood floors, lockable
wooden doors, lights and heating, and beds with mattresses. Fire
rings, picnic tables and paved parking are right outside.
Wide, Open Spaces
Tugman’s day-use area features broad green lawns with plenty of
space for groups. This open space surrounds a gazebo-style picnic
shelter, reservable through Reservations Northwest, and an
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adjoining restroom. The scenery is dominated by sparkling Eel
Lake and a coastal mountain forest.
Eel Lake
Reserve early! Reserve yurts and campsites two days to nine
months in advance through Reservations Northwest at 1-800-452-
5687. More details on the web: www.oregonstateparks.org
Blue, forest-ringed Eel Lake is one of a chain of freshwater jewels
just east of the coastline. Its waters are perfect for fishing,
swimming, canoeing, sailing and boating (10 m.p.h. speed limit).
Besides a boat ramp, park facilities include a fishing dock modified
for use by anglers with disabilities. You can catch both bass and
rainbow trout from the dock as well as from a boat. The lake,
which has a good population of largemouth bass (some weighing
as much as five pounds), also supports crappie, steelhead and
coho salmon. All coho caught must be released.
A trail around the south end of the lake allows hikers to escape
the developed area of the park and explore the lake’s many inlets.
You may see osprey, crane, eagle, deer and other forest creatures
as you walk through stands of spruce, cedar, fir, and alder.
What’s Nearby
Salmon Harbor on Winchester Bay, home to a large coastal
fishing fleet, has charter fishing services, restaurants and shops.
Pacific Ocean
To Umpqua Lighthouse,
Reedsport
0
Miles
•
miles
1
Day-use,
picnicking,
boat ramp
Campground
Clear Cr.
To Lakeside
Teal L.
101
Lake Edna
Eel Lake
Need to cancel your reservation? Follow this guideline:
If your reservation is for today or tomorrow, call 541-759-3604.
Otherwise, call Reservations Northwest at 1-800-452-5687.
Lakeside, about a mile south of Tugman, offers resort facilities
on the shore of Tenmile Lake.
The original Umpqua River Lighthouse was the first
lighthouse commissioned on the Oregon coast. It was built
on the north spit of the Umpqua River in 1857 and destroyed
in 1861 when it fell into the river following a severe storm.
Today’s lighthouse, with its 65-foot tower, overlooks adjacent
dunes from a 165-foot elevation on the south side of
Winchester Bay. Its lens emits distinctive red and white
automated flashes.
The lighthouse structure and museum are maintained by the
Douglas County Parks and Recreation Department. Tours
run May 1 through September 30. Call (541) 271-4631 for
current schedules and information. The lighthouse stands
next to Umpqua Lighthouse State Park, which also offers
camping, a few miles north of William Tugman State Park.
Pacific Ocean
To
Oregon Dunes Florence
National Recreation Area
Bolon Island Tideways
State Scenic Corridor
Winchester Bay
William M. Tugman
State Park
Sunset Bay
State Park
Shore Acres
State Park
Cape Arago
State Park
Umpqua Lighthouse
State Park
Conde B. McCullough
State Recreation Site
Cape Arago Lighthouse/Gregory Point
Coos
Bay
Charleston
101
Lakeside
To Bandon
Reedsport
North Bend
To Eugene/
Roseburg
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William M. Tugman
C24 (53)
C28 (51)
C26 (51)
C30 (52)
C22
(51)
C32 (49)
C20
(52)
C34 (51)
C23 (37)
C25 (37)
C36 (49)
C27 (37)
C18
(51)
C37 (48)
C29 (38)
C33 (34)
C31 (36)
B20
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C35 (36)
C16
(50) C14
(50) C12
(50)
B22
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B19 (35)
B17 (45)
C10
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B24
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B21 (37)
B15 (50)
B13 (38)
B12 (46)
C21 (35)
B10 (48)
C19
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C2 (35)
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B7
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C1
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C9
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B28
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B23
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B14 (38)
B25
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B11 (38)
C7
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B30
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B9
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C5
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B31
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B27
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B8
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B32
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B29
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B6
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B34
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Eel Creek
Electrical site
(site length in feet)
Yurt
Shower
Garbage bin
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Restroom
Firewood
Recycling center
Trails
This publication is available in alternative formats upon request. Write to Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, 725 Summer St. NE, Suite C, Salem, OR 97301-1271; or call 503-986-0707 (for the hearing impaired: 1-800-735-2900). 63400-8089 (4/05)
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One of the park’s 13 yurts.
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A9 (49)
Hiker/biker
camp
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Key
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Accessible camping
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Accessible facility
Fishing from the park dock on Eel Lake.
Open space area accommodates a variety of activities, including weddings.