Located in a pine and fir forest, Jackson F. Kimball is a small, primitive-site campground. The park is located on Hwy 232, approximately 20 miles SE of the
Crater Lake National Park and 3 miles north of
Fort Klamath in southern Oregon.
Facilities include 10 primitive campsites, picnic area, and pit toilets. A short trail follows the river and cross the bridge for a view of the springs that form the headwaters of the Wood River. Max RV, 45 feet.
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