Elliott Corbett Memorial State Recreation Site is a 63-acre Oregon state park on Blue Lake Crater near Santiam Pass, managed as a quiet day-use wilderness area with minimal facilities and trail-only access. Its landscape includes a deep volcanic lake, rugged crater shore, and a broad meadow once used by pioneer wagon-road travelers and later by sheepherders. The land entered the state park system in 1952 as a gift from Henry L. and Gretchen Corbett in memory of their son, Elliott R. Corbett II, a U.S. Army infantryman killed in action in 1944, with the condition that it remain a wilderness area. Wildlife habitat and recovery after the 2003 B&B Complex Fires continue to shape the park.