Selma, Oregon

Selma is the gateway to the Wild and Scenic Illinois River, Lake Selmac County Park and Kerby Peak trail.

Lake Selmac has three campgrounds within a short walk of fishing and bird watching. Two campgrounds are managed by Josephine County Parks and Recreation Department.

Take a side trip to see the historic McMullen House, a home built by a family with roots back to the first settlers in southwest Oregon. The McMullen House is affiliated with the Flying B Bar Ranch that grows and freeze dries roses and other flowers at a garden near McMullen House. A gift shop in the historic house has many of these flowers on display.

By appointment you can arrange to see Camps Demonstration Forest that uses selective logging techniques to culture old growth production forests.

Map of things to do in the area near Selma, Highway 199, southwest Oregon Siskiyou Mountains

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