Jeremy offers excellent service. I was recently in need of Non-emergency transport from home to…read moremedical appointments & hospital. He was on time, communicated promptly, safely handled my wheelchair. His van is clean & he is a sage driver. The cost was not exorbitant. And he works weekends, unlike other local services.

Care More Cab arrived promptly at the hospital and safely transported my 90-year old Pop to our…read morehome. They are our go-to medical transportation service!

Excellent service and so nice to boot! Was here right on time and I will use this service again!…read more He always goes beyond what is expected and I so appreciate him!

Used this taxi service for the first time today and I will never use anyone else after this the…read moregentleman was a real gentleman very polite, kind and respectful this is a number 1 service will recommend them to everyone God bless you young man you are a angle from God

'Mazin maze Mountain bike or hiking trails! Be ready! Be fit! Get after it!…read more A steady work out with a fascinating forest of Riparian Oak's, Pines, Madrones and Manzanita. Sparse wildflowers at this time. Most of the time you're in the shade. And you'll be happy because half the time you're climbing or half time headed down. Seldom flat. Often curvaceous and fast curving close to those enchanted trees. Worth the hike or bike. Trails well marked! Blue, green or black diamond. Something for everybody. Even so it is best to carry your smart phone Trail Forks or All Trails app to ensure you're headed in the right direction. Can be confusing because it is a maze of trails!

Lovely park with well-marked trails. A huge relief to find hiker only trails, though they did…read morecross bike trails for short stretches. Looses a star because the map + directions are baffling -- they use the same colors on the map to indicate hiker/multi-use/bike as they do on the directions with the diamonds to indicate easy/moderate/difficult.

Very knowledgeable and friendly guide who took my sister and I out fishing on the upper Rogue. We…read morehad the best time. Will be going again soon.

Seems alot of mixed reviews but if you want a pull thru rv spot bring alot, alot of blocks it's all…read moredown hill. So I know it's camping but this is the worst park yet for flies and reason being is the cow farm right up next to the fence, not to mention the middle of the day heat smell. The camp host has been by multiple times and goes at top speed of his cart you couldn't chase him down if you wanted firewood. We are cutting our trip a day early.

ORANGE CRUSH RESTORATION CELEBRATION:…read more Beautiful day to celebrate the life of Scotty P. 19 year old Scotty P past away at such an early age. Soon after his death, his orange Toyota 4X4 was stolen. It was located wrecked and burned. Community residents along with local and state businesses donated money and time to rebuild Scotty's truck for his parents. Today, they celebrate the restoration of their sons truck with community BBQ here at our park/campground. Community and kindness still exist in our Country.

Great hike and minutes from my house make this a great option for a quick weekend hike/workout…read more Nice maintained trials, beautiful views of the Valley and restrooms are available.

Went on a lovely hike here with my family, including my 20-month-old, who was able to safely hike…read moreon his own with little assistance from us given the trail's wide path. We parked in the upper parking lot (with the port-a-potties) and took the trail (fire road? Think it was called The Loop) about halfway around before heading back. Highly recommend.

This beautiful state park is just north of the town of Medford and runs along the southern bank of…read morethe Rogue River. Though the river is known for its rapids up near Grants Pass, this section is mostly placid with one section of faster water that the little fishing motor boat we saw had no problem with. The dirt, mostly single track trail runs fairly close to the river, with access points for fisherman or fun like throwing rocks into the water. There were plenty of birds to view. We saw one mountain bike and and some sections of the trail had clearly been travelled by horses. There was one groomed loop that was an interpretive trail, with numbered stations but no info. It just may be too early in the season to get maps at entry since the booth was unmanned when we entered the large parking lot. A good time was had by all, including the dogs, though they came home with DOZENS of ticks so be careful out there.

Nice setting of modest size along the Rogue River but completely mismanaged. $5 entry fee via…read moreself-serve kiosk. Other visitors behind us just ignored the ticket booth without consequence. Once we paid and entered the Park we noted 75+% of the grassy/picnic areas were unusable due to being showered by sprinkler system - thus all visitors were uncomfortably squished together in the few dry spots available. The watering system went on-and-on for about an hour and a half. Thus a giant F/U shout-out is due the OR State Park workers who are either too stupid, too lazy, or just plain so inconsiderate to be bothered to handle their park maintenance chores like watering outside of the middle of the afternoon when the Park usage is at it's peak. And note there are two sets of restrooms in the Park - both apparently permanently closed. Instead there are portable units with no running water. So your $5 entry fee is paying for what, exactly? Too bad this place is so poorly managed. It could and should be a community asset. Instead it's just another example of poorly run government. BTW - when the Park employees did come around to finally shut off the spinklers (some of which watered the parking lot as much as the grass) - they didn't bother to do anything else (like check to make sure folks paid the entry fee, or pick up any trash, or bother to check if patrons were complying with Park Rules re alcohol, etc). What a waste of a resource...

5 Stars - A Hidden Gem in the Mountains!…read more From the moment we arrived at Squirrel's Cottage, we felt a sense of peace I haven't experienced in years. Nestled in the quiet of the mountains, the home is thoughtfully appointed with everything you might need for a restful and beautiful stay. Even in the heart of summer, a gentle breeze whispers through the windows, cooling the space like nature's own lullaby. What truly sets this retreat apart, however, is the love and care that's gone into it. The owners have been absolutely wonderful--kind, gracious, and incredibly responsive. Any question or concern we had were answered quickly and with genuine warmth. You can tell they take great pride in ensuring guests feel not just welcomed, but cherished. A special touch that moved me deeply was learning about the cottage's namesake, a sweet rescue dog named Squirrel who lived out her golden years roaming these very grounds. Her memory is honored here, and it gives the place an extra soulfulness--like she's still watching over the land she loved. Whether you're looking to disconnect, recharge, or simply breathe in the stillness of the forest, Squirrel's Cottage is a true sanctuary. I can't recommend it enough. With gratitude and joy, Claudia Faye