Skillet Creek
About Skillet Creek
Skillet Creek Campground has two campsites along the upper South Umpqua River. This rustic campground has easy river access for swimming and is close to the South Umpqua Falls Day Use Area. There are no garbage services at this campground so please be prepared to pack out your trash.
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Coordinates: 43.091701, -122.620200
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