Morrow County ORV Park – Oregon
Morrow County ORV park serves as a success story in this day and age when most riding areas are in danger of being shut down. Back in 2001, Morrow County actually received a grant of $1.72 million to purchase the property and develop an off-road vehicle recreation facility. Today the park’s 9,000 acres boasts over 200 miles of trails, a small motocross track, bike wash area and a snack bar, all nestled in the pine forests of Eastern Oregon. There is RV camping with dry, partial or full hookups and if you’re not into roughing it, there are also cabins onsite that you can rent. If you plan on staying for a while, bring your fishing pole as the nearby lakes and streams offer some excellent trout fishing.







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