From wine to waterfalls, the Land of Umpqua is an Oregon paradise.
In sunny Southern Oregon, the heart of the Land of Umpqua has a natural charm. Roseburg is a place of wineries, breweries, covered bridges, and waterfalls. When it comes to outdoor play, you find the most action on the Umpqua River. The emerald green waters are a paradise for steelhead fly fishing, whitewater rafting, and kayaking. Looking for campsites on the river Banks? Check out Stanton and Amacher County Parks. If you want to camp off the beaten path, head to Cavitt Creek Falls Recreation Site. Oregon summers are no big deal when you're keeping cool beneath a 10-foot waterfall. In Umpqua National Forest, scenic rapids, waterfalls, and mountain lakes take your breath away. Pitch a tent at Susan Creek Campground on the North Umpqua River, or park your RV at Poole Creek Campground near Lemolo Lake. Campers be warned— there's a big scramble for lakeside campgrounds in the summer. Book early to secure your spot. Once you're settled in, get stoked about biking the North Umpqua Trail, or hike to 272-foot Watson Falls. It doesn't matter whether you're staying at an RV park, a sunny vineyard, or a farmstead. Douglas County adventure is always right around the Bend.