Roseburg and Umpqua River Valley

North Umpqua River Map
Near Reedsport a stop at Dean Creek Wildlife Viewing Area is recommended. Several hundred Roosevelt Elk make there home here.
The Roosevelt Elk is the worlds largest elk and here you will see massive bulls battling for their harems in September and October.
Dean Creek Wildlife Area elk are completely wild and unfenced, an enjoyable, must see stop just 3 miles east of Highway 101 and Reedsport, Oregon on Highway 38.
Bird watchers will enjoy the Lower Umpqua Rivers feathered residence. Nice viewing in the Dean Creek Wildlife Area.
Out of Reedsport and Winchester Bay is the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Here ATV’s and Dune Buggies are allowed to have a blast throwing sand with their special paddle tires. Great family fun in the sand.
Winchester Bay, Or. – Umpqua River – Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
Winchester Bay Ocean Charter fishing at the largest recreational salmon port on the Oregon Coast. Located on the Southern Oregon Coast where the Umpqua River meets the Pacific Ocean near the town of Reedsport, Oregon. There are a number of Ocean Charter boats docked here. Winchester Bay has much to offer with great clam digging and crabbing to go along with excellent Ocean Charter fishing. Contact one of our Winchester Bay Ocean Charter boat skippers for best local information.
Lakes like Siltcoos and Ten Mile and Loon Lake
join many others lakes to offer wonderful Large Mouth Bass, Perch, Blue Gill, Crappie and Catfish fishing with Camping and RV Parking. Water Skiing and Canoeing are also favorites here.
Population: City Population, 20,017
Douglas County population 103,000
The North entrance to the Park is only a few miles from Diamond Lake, the headwaters of the Umpqua River. Located at about 5000 foot elevation on Oregon Highway 138 Diamond Lake offers trout fishing in spring and summer months and snow sports in the winter months. Nestled between the Cascade Mountains of Mount Bailey at 8,700 foot and Mount Thielsen at 9,185 foot.