Toketee Lake
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From I-5 exit 124 in Roseburg follow the signs for Hwy 138 east 59 miles, turn left on Forest Rd 34 (Toketee Rigdon Rd). At 0.2 miles stay left at the fork (right fork goes to the Toketee Ranger Station). Go 0.3 miles to Toketee Lake Dam; road follows the lakeshore with several pull-offs. Go 0.9 miles to campground road and boat landing at east end of lake with access to several trails and a small, birdy peninsula;
The campground will enhance your species list
DirectionsHabitat and Birds
Habitat: lake, river, riparian, marshy pond (other side of FR 34), mixed conifer.
Birds: Bald Eagle, Osprey, Willow Flycatcher, Spotted Sandpiper, both goldeneyes, waterfowl, Yellow Warbler, American Dipper, Common Yellowthroat,
Warbling Vireo
Best birding: May-June, Sept-Oct
Nearby Birding Locations
- Diamond Lake and Sewage Ponds
- Panther-Emile Loop SIDE TRIP #4 GROTTO FALLS
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- Illahee Flats
- Tiller Ranger Station
- Panther-Emile Loop SIDE TRIP #2 WILLOW FLATS SUMP
- Panther-Emile Loop APPLE FIRE SIDE LOOP
- South Umpqua Falls
- Big Camas Loop
- Panther-Emile Loop SIDE TRIP #3 MOOSE MEADOWS (local name, not on any map
- Rabbit Ears and Hershberger Mountain Access
- Lemolo Lake
- Toolbox Meadows
- Carmen Lake
- Panther-Emile Loop
- Lost Creek at Highway Falls
- Thorn Prairie
- Hemlock Lake
- Susan Creek Falls
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