☀️Play Oregon Parks Trivia
Check back each Monday through July 6 for a new question and a new chance to enter our Oregon Parks Giveaway! That’s up to four entries if you answer all the questions over the course of the giveaway. At the end, four winners will be chosen for an Oregon Park prize pack including 50 FREE Scratch-its, a parking pass, and cool State Parks merchandise! And if you don’t know the answer, never fear — we’ve provided a “Lifeline Link” to help you discover the answer to each week’s question!
- Last chance to enter this week’s answer: 6/21/2026
- One entry per person per question
- Must be 18 or older and an Oregon resident to enter
- See Terms & Conditions
Need a lifeline? Check this link to discover this week’s answer!
Where Does the Money Go?
Lottery Dollars Help Support Oregon Parks
When Oregonians play their favorite Lottery games, funds build up to help support our best places — our state and local parks.
100+ Years of Oregon State Parks
When Oregon Trail pioneer Sarah Helmick donated part of her family homestead for use as a park, she accomplished more than her simple goal of preserving a place of great beauty for future generations. By donating acreage along the Luckiamute River in Polk County, she did something so much bigger—Sarah shared a visionary idea that eventually turned into our state park system.
Today, Oregon State Parks consist of more than 250 parks, heritage sites, waysides, and recreation areas. These are the places of iconic beauty that bring out Oregonians’ passions—passion for the environment, for recreation, for contemplation, and for the landscapes that make Oregon, well, Oregon.
Oregon State Parks has endured now for more than a century. We’re proud to continue to support our second-to-none state parks system with Oregon Lottery funds. Because of your lottery play, our parks are ready to continue to serve us all into their next century.
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State Parks, Heritage Sites, Recreation Areas and More
LOTTERY DOLLARS DOING GOOD THINGS IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Economic Growth
State Parks
Outdoor School
Natural Habitats
Public Schools
Veteran Services
Qualifying for Funding — Oregon Parks & Rec
In addition to funding our state parks, Oregon Parks and Recreation (opens in new tab) (OPRD) grants lottery-backed funds to local communities and organization for recreational facilities and heritage programs.