Barton Park
19009 SE Barton Park Rd, Boring, OR 97009, United States
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About This Campsite
Barton Park
Barton Park is a popular camping destination known for its picturesque views, river access, and family-friendly environment. As a versatile recreation spot, it is perfect for camping, RVs, and offers exciting water activities like swimming, rafting, and floating down the nearby river.
Address and City Information
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Community Insights and Tips
Campers and park-goers have noted the following about Barton Park:
- Natural Beauty: The park offers a beautiful natural environment, well-suited for nature enthusiasts. However, occasionally, some maintenance issues with overgrown trees and bushes have been reported. Recent updates suggest improvements in park management.
- River Activities: Barton Park is highly rated for river activities, such as floating and rafting. Safety precautions like wearing life jackets and bringing an oar are advised due to some rocky areas and minor rapids.
- Parking Concerns: Visitors have experienced issues with parking, particularly for larger vehicles, with spots sometimes being too short. Ensure your vehicle is parked safely to avoid any potential damage or inconvenience.
- Online Reservations: The park has transitioned to an online reservation system, which can incur additional fees. Make reservations in advance, especially during peak seasons.
- Cost Considerations: Prices have increased over recent years, especially for non-Oregon residents. For budget-conscious travelers, it's recommended to compare options to find the best deal.
Overall Thoughts
Barton Park offers a blend of outdoor activities and scenic views, making it an attractive option for those seeking a nature retreat. While it has some challenges with reservation systems and maintenance, recent reviews highlight positive changes. It's a great spot for Oregon locals and visitors who appreciate the great outdoors and are prepared for the park's current conditions.
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Reviews
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Jim
08/28/2022
I'm sad to see how Barton has changed over the last 2-3 years. We have a large RV and have always stayed in the East Campground which is reserved for RVs. The trees and bushes are now overgrown so that they hang over the roads and campsites. I get the "pinstripe" type scratches on my RV when I drive through the reservation lane. Then I try to dodge the rest of the branches. They have also "progressed" to a new online reservation system. No longer can you reserve through the camp host or the rangers at the park. I think that must be why they put up "Campground Full" signs at the entrance of both campgrounds. But the campgrounds aren't even a third full. Also the grassy middle area of the East Campground used to be mowed so kids could play ball and run around there. Now it is just left dry and overgrown. It looks like it would fuel a grass fire pretty easily. There are 5 individual shower rooms. Three of them are locked up, one of which is the ♿️ accessible one. So only 2 are available for use. The picture below shows what one looks like. Finally, the prices have skyrocketed over the last 2 years. For you Oregon residents it has gone from $28 a night to $37 a night in that time. I'm a non-Oregon resident. I travel here each year to visit my relatives in Oregon. We like to stay for a month or so. We've spent lots of money at the local businesses. We've attended the churches. We've visited and financially supported local schools. We have volunteered in local communities. But now Barton has decided to raise their non-resident rates to $46 per night! That's up from $28 just 2 years ago. It's now cheaper to stay at a nice RV resort with full hookups at their weekly rates. And of course there is an additional $11 fee to use the online reservation system. If I were to book a Friday and Saturday weekend it would cost me $103! I'm sorry to see all this happen. I miss the old Barton. I can only assume that Barton no longer wants out of state campers at their park. By the way, if anybody wonders why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 star just look at the last picture. Update: We came back to Barton for a few days, and we could see positive changes. The long dry grass was mowed. A lot of the trees were trimmed. The broken fence was repaired. The "Campground Full" signs are now only up when the campgrounds are nearly full (maybe some were reserved by no-shows). Hopefully these are signs of change, and they'll keep working towards a better run park like it used to be. They've still priced us out, but if I were an Oregon resident it would be a place to where I'd return.
Evan Davis
08/20/2024
Had a great time floating the river. Easy access and clean area.
Jesica Brown
08/19/2022
There's so many places you can start and end. So much fun! Be safe and wear a life jacket or at least have one nearby. An oar is a great help. There's some rocky areas, so watch your butt! There's also 1 or 2 crazy rapids that can flip you, so be careful. Don't litter!! Some areas will provide you with a yellow trash bag. Be safe and have fun!
Blue Berry
06/25/2024
Beautiful space! Parking sux tho. Staff were rude to me about parking 2 wheels on the grass to keep my truck out of the road. Parking spots were too short and they forced me to park sticking out 3ft+ into a skinny road. If a firetruck had to get through, they would of plowed through my truck. I payed $8 to leave my valuable asset at risk. They complained about possible damage to the curbs. Will not be returning!
fan of the chase 1
07/21/2023
Sweet swimming spot just on the other side of the bridge. Perfect launch for rafting or floating down river and family friendly.