Milo McIver State Park - United States

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About Milo McIver State Park

RV quick facts for Milo McIver State Park

DetailInformation
Max RV lengthMost electrical sites accommodate RVs up to about 50 ft; confirm exact site length at reservation
HookupsElectrical and water hookup sites available; no sewer at individual sites
Dump stationOn-site RV dump station available to registered campers
Quiet hoursGenerator and quiet hours typically observed from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Cell serviceGenerally good Verizon and AT&T coverage; signal varies in wooded loops
ReservationsReservations accepted up to 6 months in advance through Oregon State Parks
Road restrictionsPaved access roads; no mountain passes or tunnels en route from Portland
SeasonCampground typically operates early March through late October

Best time to visit Milo McIver State Park

Late spring through early fall, roughly May to September, offers the most reliable weather with warm, dry days ideal for disc golf, river sports, and camping. July and August are peak season with the busiest weekends, so reservations are recommended well in advance. The campground typically operates from early March through late October, so RV travelers in shoulder months of April and October can find quieter loops, though they should be prepared for wet conditions and cooler nights.

Jan 180 mm
46°F - 34°F

Wet and cool; campground closed for the season

Feb 140 mm
50°F - 36°F

Rainy with occasional frost; campground closed

Mar 130 mm
55°F - 37°F

Spring rains ease; campground typically reopens in early March

Apr 90 mm
61°F - 41°F

Mixed showers and sun; quiet shoulder season

May 70 mm
68°F - 46°F

Reliable camping weather begins

Jun 45 mm
73°F - 52°F

Warm, mostly dry; reservations fill on weekends

Jul 15 mm
81°F - 55°F

Peak season; book well in advance

Aug 20 mm
81°F - 55°F

Hot and dry; fire restrictions may apply

Sep 40 mm
75°F - 52°F

Ideal shoulder season with cooler nights

Oct 95 mm
63°F - 45°F

Fall color along the Clackamas; campground typically closes late October

Nov 180 mm
52°F - 39°F

Wet and chilly; campground closed, day-use only

Dec 190 mm
46°F - 36°F

Cold rain with possible lowland snow; campground closed, day-use only

Things to do at Milo McIver State Park

  • McIver Disc Golf Course Moderate
    RV parking available

    The park hosts a 27-hole disc golf course that is one of the most well-known in the Pacific Northwest. Fairways wind through meadows and Douglas fir stands, with ample gravel parking suitable for RV tow vehicles near the first tee.

  • Riverside Trail Easy
    RV parking available

    This multi-use path follows the Clackamas River for several miles through forest and open meadow. Walkers, runners, and equestrians share the route, and trailhead parking near the day-use areas accommodates larger vehicles.

  • Clackamas River Boat Launch Easy
    RV parking available

    A paved ramp provides access to the lower Clackamas River for drift boats, rafts, and kayaks. The adjacent lot has pull-through space for vehicles with trailers, making it a practical put-in for RV travelers towing a boat.

  • Clackamas Fish Hatchery Tour Easy
    RV parking available

    The state-operated hatchery within the park rears steelhead and salmon and is open for self-guided visits. Interpretive signs explain the lifecycle of native fish and the role of the hatchery in the Clackamas fishery.

  • Maple Ridge Equestrian Trails Moderate
    RV parking available

    A dedicated horse camp and trail network on the north side of the park offers miles of wooded riding loops. Rigs with horse trailers have designated sites, and the trails are also open to hikers outside busy periods.

  • Fishing the Clackamas River Easy
    RV parking available

    The river corridor within the park is a popular spot for steelhead, trout, and salmon angling depending on the season. Bank access points near the boat ramp and day-use areas are a short walk from RV parking.

  • Day-Use Picnic Areas Easy
    RV parking available

    Open meadows and shaded picnic shelters serve groups and families throughout the warmer months. Several lots accommodate larger vehicles and are convenient for a midday stop between activities.

Top Hosts near OR, United States

Kari27 trips - Joined Aug 2021

Thanks the trailer was great, work great for camp! We will definitely rent again. Anna Griffin

Randy G. - Oct 2025

Came in clutch after a couple folks backed out. Thank you so much!!

Soley S. - Jul 2025

Torrey17 trips - Joined Jun 2023Superhost

Took the trailer out for a long holiday weekend. Torrey and Nick were super nice and helpful. We called with a few questions and they were helpful and got us up and running. Highly recommend!

Chris S. - May 2026

Torrey and Nick are absolute stars. Their Jayco trailer is as advertised. Clean roomie and all the amenities that a family could want on their adventure. Drop off, pick up and use of the fifth wheel was simple and straightforward. Torrey was responsive with all questions and an absolute delight to work with. Would certainly use her services again.

Jonathan M. - Aug 2025

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Milo McIver State Park, OR, United States

How to get to Milo McIver State Park

The park is about 24 miles southeast of Portland and roughly a 40 to 50 minute drive via OR-224 through Carver and Estacada. From Salem it is about 60 miles north, around 75 minutes via I-5 and OR-211. Roads in are paved two-lane highways with no tunnels or steep mountain passes, but the final approach on Springwater Road includes some winding rural sections, so larger motorhomes should take curves slowly. The nearest major airport for fly-and-rent travelers is Portland International Airport (PDX), about 30 miles north.

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