COVID-19
We are following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 
(CDC), the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and Governor Brown as we operate our park and recreation facilities.
Face coverings are currently required for indoor public spaces and for outdoor spaces when physical distancing is not possible.
Wildfires
Area wildfires affected our parks in Clackamas County. Here is our parks' status:
Limited access: Timothy Lake
Closed Indefinitely: Faraday Road, Clackamas River Boat Access Sites and Lake Harriet.
Reopening: Timber Park will reopen on Feb. 8, 2021.
Fishing, camping and nature’s beauty
At Timothy Lake, you can enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, picnicking, paddling, and horseback riding—all with a spectacular view of Mount Hood.
Around the 1,500-acre lake, seven campgrounds provide about 200 campsites, and there are several picnic areas along the shore. Â PGE manages this site in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
Timothy Lake is fished for kokanee, eastern brook and rainbow trout, and is one of the best crawdad (crayfish) spots in the state.
Motorized boats are allowed at a 10 mph speed limit, and canoes, kayaks, sailboats, and other non-motorized watercraft are welcome.
Day use requires a $5 daily vehicle permit or a valid annual Northwest Forest Pass or federal interagency pass.
Things to know before you visit
Check out our campgrounds at Timothy Lake, Lake Harriet, Promontory Park and Pelton Park.
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