Collier State Park and Logging Museum
Collier State Park is 30 miles north of Klamath Falls on US-97. The
campground has over 60 sites, many full-hookup and a few pull-through.
A few back on the Williamson River. There is a 1/2 mile trail to the
Logging Museum, mostly beside Spring Creek, crossing under the highway
at the "Romeo and Juliet" bridge and over a footbridge. Verizon
signal is good. This year (2013) the campground will be closing
October 1 for some work on the water main. Sites are $22/night.
($19/night tent only.)
The logging museum is mostly outdoors, somewhat organized into eras of
logging based on the power used. (Horse/oxen, steam, early internal
combustion, post-wwII, modern.) (The modern is a single signboard
with no equipment.) While there is a loop trail, many of the exhibits
are not on it and you need to wander around to see the whole thing.
If you are interested, it is easy to spend a full day doing so.