Through this agreement, breitenbush and cleator bend campgrounds will be rehabilitated by replacing the water system, replacing picnic tables, RE-gravelling surfaces, replacing signs and fixing…

The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Region 6–Pacific Northwest Region awarded $290,000 in a Cooperative Agreement to Linn County Board of Commissioners (operating as Linn County Parks & Recreation Department) on July 17, 2026, under the Good Neighbor Authority program (CFDA 10.691) to rehabilitate Breitenbush and Cleator Bend Campgrounds in Oregon.

The award funds replacement of the water system, picnic tables, and signage; re-gravelling of surfaces; and restroom repairs at both campgrounds. Work is scheduled for completion by September 30, 2028. These activities will restore the campgrounds to safe and operational status for visitor use. The Good Neighbor Authority allows the Forest Service to enter into sole-source cooperative agreements with counties to conduct restoration and recreation services on federal lands, with projects negotiated between the Forest Service and the cooperating agency based on land management and watershed health priorities.

Through this agreement, breitenbush and cleator bend campgrounds will be rehabilitated by replacing the water system, replacing picnic tables, RE-gravelling surfaces, replacing signs and fixing restrooms. These activities will ensure the campgrounds are safe and operational for visitors.