2026 ODF Fire Regulations

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ODF declared the beginning of fire season and the current risk classification is “HIGH”. Please see the link for details.  2026 ODF Fire Regulation Notice.
“𝗡𝗼 F𝗶𝗿𝗲𝘀” signs are posted at the Lake, and an ODF representative has confirmed that no outdoor burning of any type is currently allowed at the Lake except for propane firepits and propane cooking grills (if the fuel supply can me turned off and subject to other limitations specified in the linked information and LLA rules and regulations).
Signs have been posted at the Lake.
Please review the RULES AND GUIDLINES BOOK (Green BOOK) PAGE 7 — Rules 4.5, 4.6, 4.7. 
I have include them below to make sure there is no confusion.
4.5 The Langdon Lake Caretaker will place a “NO BURN” sign at the Kiosk Building and on Langdon Lake property at the first entrance road, just past Woodward Park. The Caretaker will post the signs providing notification of unsafe fire conditions. BURNING IS PROHIBITED WHEN THE SIGN IS POSTED. Having a fire when a “NO BURN” sign is posted is a violation of your lease agreement.
a. Open fires are prohibited per the Oregon Department of Forestry when regulated closures are posted. Fires prohibited include campfires, charcoal fires,
cooking fires, warming fires, tiki torches, candles, Traeger-Style wood burning grills and other sources that cannot be turned off with valve. and other sources that cannot be turned off with a valve. PROPANE FIRE PITS ARE ALLOWED PROVIDED THAT A 3 FOOT AREA AROUND THE PIT IS CLEAR OF FLAMMABLE MATERIAL AND THE FLAME HEIGHT IS KEPT TO A MAXIMUM OF
2 FEET. (NOTE: NEW CHANGE BY THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY).
 
4.6 There will be no warning. A fine of $1000.00 will be assessed to any home site that has an open fire when the “NO BURN” sign has been posted.
 
4.7 The Langdon Lake Association website will also give updated information of burning. Note that while open burning and wood fire pit burning are not allowed when the signs are posted, portable stoves, cooking devices and barbeques that use propane or liquid gas are permitted.