State park master plans are written for new and existing parks and present a balance of recreation opportunities with resource protection. Once adopted by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission and approved by the local land use authority (usually a city or county), a park master plan guides future park development. We encourage and actively engage park stakeholders and the community during the master planning process. Community members and others interested in park development are invited to comment at each stage of the process.
Master Plans in process
Curry County
OPRD is updating the Curry County State Parks Master Plan adopted in 2003.
The draft master plan is slated to be finished in late 2025 and will provide a 20-year vision with a menu of options that can be implemented as funds become available.
Oregon State Parks properties in Curry County include Cape Blanco, Humbug Mountain, Otter Point, Cape Sebastian, Pistol River, Samuel H. Boardman, Harris Beach, Crissey Field, Alfred A. Loeb and several others.
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Adopted Master Plans