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A leashed dog and their family in front of a waterfall at Umpqua National Forest, a pet-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
A dog and a child both wear life jackets while rafting at Umpqua National Forest, a dog-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
A leashed dog sits on a bench at the pet-friendly Umpqua National Forest in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
A leashed pup goes hiking at the dog-friendly Umpqua National Forest in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
A leashed dog and their family in front of a waterfall at Umpqua National Forest, a pet-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A dog and a child both wear life jackets while rafting at Umpqua National Forest, a dog-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A leashed dog sits on a bench at the pet-friendly Umpqua National Forest in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A leashed pup goes hiking at the dog-friendly Umpqua National Forest in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A leashed dog and their family in front of a waterfall at Umpqua National Forest, a pet-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A dog and a child both wear life jackets while rafting at Umpqua National Forest, a dog-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A leashed dog sits on a bench at the pet-friendly Umpqua National Forest in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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A leashed pup goes hiking at the dog-friendly Umpqua National Forest in Idleyld Park, OR. Photo by @UmpquaNationalForest.
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Umpqua National Forest

Umpqua National Forest is a pet-friendly recreation area in Idleyld Park, OR, where you can camp, hike, horseback ride and more. Dogs must be on a six-foot or shorter leash in campgrounds and popular recreation areas. On wilderness trails Fido must be under strict voice control and should be leashed around other visitors. Pets aren't permitted inside buildings and must be cleaned up after. Visit Website

Or call (541) 440-4930 for more information.

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