Oakridge Green Waters Rest Area

easy access, safe, bathrooms aren’t the cleanest and light isn’t too bright. I easily slept here eight hours.

I pulled up around 9pm and there were some people sleeping and some people talking loudly/visiting. The bathrooms weren’t as well-maintained as some other rest stops. Overall it felt a little rough around the edges and I didn’t feel comfortable sleeping there as a solo traveler so I decided to move on. It did seem very pet-friendly which might be a bonus for some people.

The rest area is really a great place to park for the night. There are old but clean bathrooms , toilets paper and soap, the lot itself was rather quite at night and the parking lot well leveled. Would definitely recommend to stay there. A gas station employee said that you are not supposed to sleep there, but there is no sign, and he said everyone stays there. In the night we stayed at, there were around 5 cars and 3 camper vans.

No one bothers you, other vans and rvs overnight. Right next to a park

Good for a quick overnight stay - near the highway but quiet, and the restrooms were clean. There’s gas, food, etc just down the road as well.

All the official campsites & state parks in the area were closed (in mid-May). RV parks had no tent sites and were charging 45-70/ night.

This rest area was simple (no showers, NO hot water in the sinks) but the outdoor area was nice, lots of green space, backed up onto a little river, had a gazebo and a pet area.

Decent cell reception.

Had several vans parked overnight and no one bothered us. Relatively quiet despite being by the highway.

On our way to Crater Lake we stopped here for the night. It had a lot of traffic and people coming and going. Other than that it was clean and bathrooms were ok.