Lake Owyhee!

Lake Owyhee State Park is a remote gem in eastern Oregon, perched on the northeastern edge of the Owyhee Reservoir, about 40 miles southwest of Ontario. It’s a stark contrast to Leslie Gulch, which sits on the reservoir’s eastern shore, but they’re part of the same wild, volcanic landscape. The park spans the shores of the 53-mile-long Owyhee Reservoir, formed by the Owyhee Dam in 1932, and it’s a hotspot for camping, boating, and fishing amid a deep, colorful canyon that’s a testament to the area’s volcanic past.