Thanks for watching and the nice comment!

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the nice comment.

Sounds great! Thanks for the nice feedback.

Check out Leslie gulch too! It’s amazing!

Thanks for the info and the nice comment!

Thanks for the really nice comment. Great place to get out on the water!

Thanks Slim. Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks. More to come!

Thanks, I agree there is some magic in the Owyhee canyon.

Oh thank you! Yes, I think an inflatable kayak can provide access to interesting places and sights that would otherwise be missed. And it can simply be fun to be out on the water.

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.

Yes, a great area. I suppose that once water stops flowing out through the glory hole, the river drops a lot.

Thanks, much appreciated.

Thanks for the nice comment. It was great to meet someone who had seen some of my videos.

Ralph, thanks for the nice comment and the suggestion about Antelope Reservoir.

My pleasure, thanks for watching.

Thank you very much!

Thanks. And yes, the dam is at the north end of the lake.

Thanks for positive view. There is plenty of height for a travel trailer in the tunnel. People bring big Class A RVs to the campground, but I would think it might be a tight fit for the really big RVs if they met someone on the more narrow parts of the road.

Thanks for the positive feedback. I was there 2 weeks ago. Time is year for visiting is an important factor. This area gets quite hot during the summer.

First I apologize about my error in saying "Spring Creek Campground". The two campgrounds at Lake Owyhee State Park are "Indian Creek Campground" and "McCormack Campground". Both "Indian Creek" and "McCormack" campgrounds are indeed located in Lake Owyhee State Park. For some reason Google maps doesn't do well if you just search for Lake Owyhee State Park and then zoom in on the park to find the campgrounds. Fortunately it does fine at finding the park. If you search for "Indian Creek Campground Lake Owyhee state park" in google maps it will find the correct campground. Oregon State Parks has a brochure for Lake Owyhee State Park which shows the location of both campgrounds. You can find the brochure on the Oregon State Parks website.

Thanks for the positive feedback. The road is narrow and in some sections there is a steep drop off on one side. That said, later in my visit I saw a couple of trailers come into the park. The McCormack campground hosts apparently drove a big class A RV into the park. So it can be done. I am rather cautious and I would probably be nervous driving a long and wide vehicle into the park.

Yes, the rock formations can be scary.

It has been reported that and a siting of a lake monster I’ve read it on the sign at the lake

It varies. Some of the state parks at the coast prohibit drones to protect nesting birds. At Smith Rock State Park in central Oregon, drones are prohibited part of the year to protect raptor nesting. There can be other reasons like proximity to an airport, for instance at South Beach State Park. It is always important to check.

I’m surprised you weren’t offended by the Glory Hole?

Don't watch!!! There's more of us who like the lapping water sound than grumpy peeps like you...

Totally agree...you should replace it with elevator Musak and blathering about the history and geology and biology of this area

@@festeCanuck even better still , there's lots of really horrendous generic , digital ( A.I.?) "music" that hurts one's ears , but is free , so lots of toobers use it............... good gawd , imagine complaining about the sound of water in an outdoor film