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Willamette National Forest

Campfire and fire-use rules for this area, with each localized order the land manager has published.

Campfires allowed.

Allowed

The Willamette National Forest fire page states that no public use restrictions are in effect. Fire danger is Moderate and IFPL 1 fire precaution requirements are in effect; IFPL is industrial-focused and was not treated as a camping fire restriction. A separate FIRE CLOSURES alert links to current wildfire closures, but the supplied text gives no details, so no localized camping fire-use rules are listed.

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Willamette National Forest | Fire | Forest Service
Typical October lows
  • 42° at 1,000 ft
  • 40° at 3,000 ft
  • 35° at 5,000 ft
  • 31° at 7,000 ft

Active wildfire

NIFC/WFIGS ·

An active wildfire is mapped inside this area.

Fire Distance Size Contained Discovered
Camas TS RX Inside — — Oct 13
RX Cold Springs 2.9 mi 158 ac — Sep 29
Sisi Lookout Admin Piles Rx - West 5.9 mi — — Oct 14
Slow DXP/Lemiti Rx - West 8.4 mi — — Oct 14
Spike Timber Sale Rx - West 9.3 mi — — Oct 14

Fire data updates at 8 AM and 8 PM Pacific time. Fire locations are planning context, not an evacuation or safety tool. Follow official emergency alerts and closures.

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Fire restrictions · Oregon

Willamette National Forest

Campfires allowed.

Allowed

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Shapes are approximate planning aids, not legal boundaries.

Current orders 7

Where Fire use Dates Source
Above 5,700 ft in Three Sisters, Mt. Jefferson, and Mt. Washington Wildernesses Three Sisters, Mt. Jefferson, and Mt. Washington Wildernesses above 5,700 feet elevation (Exhibits J, K, L, and M); stoves fueled with liquid or compressed gas are excepted No campfire Gas allowed No charcoal No solid fuel No wood May 1, 2024 to Apr 30, 2029 Willamette National Forest | Special Wilderness Permit, Camping and Fire Restrictions | Forest Service
Central Cascades wilderness campfire prohibition above 5700 feet Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Washington, and Three Sisters wilderness areas above 5700 feet on the Willamette National Forest No campfire Gas allowed No charcoal No solid fuel No wood May 1, 2024 to Apr 30, 2029 Central Cascades Wilderness fire prohibition order
Diamond Peak Wilderness above 6,000 ft Diamond Peak Wilderness above 6,000 feet elevation (Exhibit N); stoves fueled with liquid or compressed gas are excepted No campfire Gas allowed No charcoal No solid fuel No wood May 1, 2024 to Apr 30, 2029 Willamette National Forest | Special Wilderness Permit, Camping and Fire Restrictions | Forest Service
Diamond Peak Wilderness campfire prohibition above 6000 feet Diamond Peak Wilderness above 6000 feet on the Willamette National Forest No campfire Gas allowed No charcoal No solid fuel No wood May 1, 2024 to Apr 30, 2029 Central Cascades Wilderness fire prohibition order
Lake basins in Mt. Washington and Mt. Jefferson Wildernesses within 1/4 mile of high-water mark Benson Lake basin and Tenas Lakes basin (Mt. Washington Wilderness); Marion/Ann Lake basin and Table Lake basin (Mt. Jefferson Wilderness), within 1/4 mile of the high-water mark (Exhibits L and M) No campfire Gas allowed No charcoal No solid fuel No wood May 1, 2024 to Apr 30, 2029 Willamette National Forest | Special Wilderness Permit, Camping and Fire Restrictions | Forest Service
Mt. Jefferson and Mt. Washington lake basin campfire prohibitions Within 1/4 mile of the high-water mark of Marion Lake, Lake Ann, Table Lake, Benson Lake, and Tenas Lakes on the Willamette National Forest No campfire Gas allowed No charcoal No solid fuel No wood May 1, 2024 to Apr 30, 2029 Willamette National Forest wilderness regulations
Cedar Creek Fire closure Cedar Creek Fire closure area, closed roads, trails, trailheads, campgrounds, and recreation sites on the Willamette National Forest No campfire Incident Willamette National Forest Cedar Creek Fire Closure

Standing rules 2

Where Fire use Dates Source
Jefferson Park campfire prohibition Jefferson Park area within Mt. Jefferson Wilderness on the Willamette National Forest No campfire Permanent Willamette National Forest Jefferson Park area
Waldo Lake island campfire prohibition Islands in Waldo Lake No campfire Permanent Willamette National Forest Waldo Lake Area

Before you go

We track each forest's orders and alerts. Every rule links to its source. Rules change fast in fire season, so check with the forest before your trip. Posted signs and official orders always win.