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Originally Posted by JinnKai
However, unless you read something I did not, you don't know that this wasn't EXACTLY where he was.
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I'm fairly certain that "in the Mt. Hood National Forest" means in the Mt. Hood National Forest. If it was in the campground area, that would certainly have been mentioned, and they don't refer to the park areas as the forest. The state park is called the state park, and when you're out in the forest, it's referred to as the forest you're in, not the park that leads to it. That's been my experience in every state park i've been to, probably a dozen or so in 3 states.