1 legal place to look for opal in Oregon — fees, seasons, and official sources below.
Hours, fees, and access rules change. Verify with the operator or land agency before you go.
Succor Creek State Natural Area
Adrian, OR
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State-designated locality · Free · free, no permit; the park allows souvenir collecting up to 1 gallon per person per day and no more than 3 gallons per person per year
Checked against its source August 16, 2026
Start with the 1 legal place listed on this page — each shows what you can find, its fees, and its season, with a link to the official source. Hours, fees, and access rules change. Verify with the operator or land agency before you go.
Treat Oregon's historic mines as history, not destinations. Most sit on private land or active mining claims, and old workings are dangerous even to walk. The state page's mineral record tells you what the ground holds — the directory tells you where you are welcome to look for it.