Places to Eat in Oregon
Oregon’s RV season peaks in summer, when the coast is at its sunniest and the Cascades and high desert open up, though many coastal parks stay open all year. Restaurant guides for Oregon are on the way, town by town. Use the map to see each area and the best time to go.
Oregon · Beaver State
Areas
12 on the map
Restaurant guides coming soon
Restaurant guides
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Arizona & California have guides now
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Oregon Coast
Astoria to Brookings
Seasons
Jun–Sep
Coast is mild but wet in winter
Updated October 31, 2026 · Restaurant guides are on the way
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Choose an area to see when to go and what’s there. Restaurant guides for each area are on the way.
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Coast
Oregon Coast
Oceanfront parks, lake and bay resorts and state parks along US-101 from Astoria to Brookings.
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Oceanfront parks, lake and bay resorts and state parks along US-101 from Astoria to Brookings.
City RV parks near the Columbia River, with Multnomah Falls about 30 minutes east.
Windsurfing, orchards on the Fruit Loop and waterfall hikes in the Columbia River Gorge.
Willamette Valley wineries, farm stands and Silver Falls State Park.
A college town on the Willamette, with the McKenzie River drive nearby.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Rogue River and day trips to Crater Lake.
Forest campgrounds and Timberline Lodge on Oregon’s tallest peak.
Mazama Campground near the south entrance. The full rim drive is usually open only in summer.
Sunny high desert, river floats, Smith Rock and forest camping on the Cascade Lakes.
Striped clay hills and fossil beds in the John Day country.
The Pendleton Round-Up every September and woolen mill tours just off I-84.
Wallowa Lake and the Eagle Cap Wilderness, sometimes called the Alps of Oregon.
Hungry now?
Restaurant guides in other states
While we write Oregon’s guides, browse restaurants near the RV parks we cover in Arizona and California, with prices, hours and RV parking tips.
Places to Eat in Arizona
Sedona patios, Lake Havasu brewpubs, Quartzsite diners and Yuma’s historic Main Street, plus Fat Olives in Flagstaff.
Places to Eat in California
Anaheim restaurants near Disneyland, from Little Arabia falafel to prime rib, barbecue and craft beer.
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