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Oregon State Parks will raise parking fees and end some waivers in 2026 due to a $14 million shortfall.
Oregon State Parks faces a $14 million budget shortfall for 2026, prompting fee increases and policy changes.
Starting January 1, 2026, annual parking permits will rise to $60 for residents and $75 for out-of-state visitors, 24-month permits will end, and the Oregon Pacific Coast Passport will no longer be sold, though existing passes remain valid.
Parking fee waivers on Green Friday and First Day Hikes will end, and new fees may be introduced for dump stations.
Additional parks may require parking fees, and reservation policies could change with stricter cancellation rules.
Camping fee waivers on State Parks Day may be eliminated.
Public input is invited from December 1 to January 15, 2026.
OPRD plans to expand facilities, improve trails, and pursue partnerships to ensure long-term sustainability.
Oregon State Parks aumentará las tarifas de estacionamiento y terminará con algunas exenciones en 2026 debido a un déficit de $ 14 millones.