Canby, Oregon, hums with berry farms, river rapids, and the thunder of the Canby Rodeo. Park your RV at Oregon City Elks Lodge #1189 from $40/night or Riverside RV Park from $33/night with WiFi. Camp here to pick u-pick berries, ride the Canby Ferry across the Molalla River, and dash to Portland in 30 minutes.
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Canby pulses with farm-fresh energy in the Willamette Valley. U-pick berries draw crowds to Bauman Farms and Anderson Family Farms each summer. The Canby Rodeo ignites Labor Day weekends with bull riding, roping, and parades at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds. Champoeg State Heritage Area sprawls five miles north, where oak-lined trails trace Oregon Trail history along the Willamette River.
Oregon City Elks Lodge #1189 RV Park suits lodge members and families; full hookups start at $40/night near the Clackamas River. Riverside RV Park fits budget campers and digital nomads; WiFi flows free from $33/night beside the Molalla. Both launch you to wine tastings in Newberg or hikes in the Cascade foothills.
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Canby thrives on berry farming and the annual Canby Rodeo. U-pick fields at Bauman Farms and Baty's Berries burst with strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries from June to September. The rodeo packs Clackamas County Fairgrounds every Labor Day with pro cowboys competing in barrel racing and team roping. Champoeg State Heritage Area adds pioneer lore nearby.
Oregon City Elks Lodge #1189 RV Park and Riverside RV Park top the list near Canby. Elks Lodge sits 10 miles north in Oregon City with full hookups from $40/night. Riverside hugs the Molalla River south of town; WiFi and rates from $33/night make it ideal for extended stays.
Yes, both listed parks welcome pets. Oregon City Elks Lodge #1189 allows dogs on leashes; check for breed rules at check-in. Riverside RV Park accommodates furry friends too, with open spaces for walks along the river; always confirm policies when booking.