COVID-19
We are following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
(CDC), the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) as we operate our park and recreation facilities.
Face coverings are currently required statewide and at our recreation sites for indoor public spaces at all times.
They are required for outdoor spaces when physical distancing is not possible.
For the latest information on COVID-19 in Oregon, visit the OHA .
For recommendations on how to protect yourself while at parks, visit the CDC .
Wildfires
Area wildfires affected our parks along the Clackamas River and in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Here is the status of our parks:
Limited access: Timothy Lake’s trails are open; however, the road along the south shore (NF-57) remains closed by Forest Service orders, and snow closes road access in the winter months.
Closed Indefinitely: Timber Park, Faraday Road, Clackamas River Boat Access Sites and Lake Harriet.
The lake, park and surrounding areas are closed for construction. Parking near the bridge and access to all areas across the bridge (SE of the Clackamas River) is closed.
The area will reopen in 2022. Learn more about the new Faraday Powerhouse. 
Walk, bike, run, repeat
Faraday Road is a popular spot to access Oregon’s Cascading River’s Scenic Bikeway , a 70-mile route from Estacada to Detroit Lake. For a family-friendly ride, a rambling road run or a quiet walk with your dog, park at our Old Clackamas Highway trailhead and enjoy four miles of paved roadway.
Things to know before you visit
Check out our campgrounds at Timothy Lake, Lake Harriet, Promontory Park and Pelton Park.
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