COVID-19 UPDATE: The park is open for limited daytime use. The boat ramp is open. Be prepared to turn around if crowded. Bring your own water, food and hand sanitizer. Do not travel far to visit. Facilities may close without notice.
Picture yourself reeling in a salmon, steelhead or trout at Casey State Park. Cradled in the arms of the wild and scenic Rogue River, bring your family and have a picnic on the lush, tree-ringed lawns or raft down the river. Casey Park is a relaxing and fun spot for everyone to enjoy. No drinking water at this site.
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Log onto Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for the latest fishing reports and regulations, or call (503) 947-6000.
Yes dogs are allowed, but must be confined or on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Owner is responsible for the animal's behavior and removal of waste.
The area was acquired between 1937 and 1975. Original improvements were made by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s for day use picnicking and river access. J. A. Casey, for whom the park is named, was a squatter on the area when it was government land. He had a small restaurant, store and wood cabins on the property. Later the federal government gave him $500 and offered him the position of caretaker for the new Casey State Park. The original sign, made by the Civilian Conservation Corps, was refurbished in 2013.