John Day

John Day is a city in Eastern Oregon.

Get in

By car

From Portland: Take US 26 east for 264 miles (about five hours).
From Boise, Idaho: Take I-84 west fifty miles to Ontario; Exit 374 to OR 201 south for five miles to US 26; take US 26 west for 115 miles (total trip about three hours).

Get around

See

🌍 Kam Wah Chung State Heritage Site, ☎ +1 541-575-2800. Free. (updated Feb 2017)
🌍 Bates State Park. May 1-Oct 31. Primitive site $11, Hiker/biker site $8. (updated May 2018)

Do

Buy

Eat

Drink

Liquer Store.

Sleep

🌍 Best Western John Day Inn, 315 W Main St, ☎ +1 541 575-1700, toll-free: +1 800 780-7234, fax: +1 541 575-1558. (updated Feb 2017)

Camping

🌍 Clyde Holliday State Recreation Site, ☎ +1 541-932-4453. (updated Sep 2017)

Go next

Routes through John Day

Prineville ← Mitchell ← Jct N ←	W E	→ Ontario → Boise
Pasco ← Pendleton ←	N S	→ Burns → Alturas

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