We loved it. We only stayed one night but would love to spend a week here. Beautiful, quiet, no…read morephone service.

We needed a place to stop for the night while driving from California to Washington. This…read morecampground was BEAUTIFUL! We visited the nearby hot springs, which were a little lackluster, but the campsite, the river and the blue pool itself were to die for. The campsites right along the river are technically walk in, but the walk is incredibly short and 100% worth it. We had a blast and fully intend to return!

The campground itself is very nice and clean. It's very quiet and peaceful. The only reason I'm…read moregiving it such a low score is because the staff is rude and miserable. They would come check on us 3x - 4x per day and ask about our tents or cars, or anything they can ask for, it's like they had nothing better to do. The guy with the white longer hair was super rude. Never staying there again.

Great place to get away from town. Located outside Cottage Grove on the east side of town…read more Check in at the gate or go online to reserve spots. Bring your own fire wood because they don't have any on site Great place to camp! The next day head out to Dorena lake with your boat, jet ski, or bikes. Good long easy path called Row River Trail. Good 15 miles one way, depending on where you start. People are friendly here so do the same :-)

Enjoyed this river/lake spot! Saw lots of wildlife and enjoyed the area. Lots of hiking and…read morewaterfalls near by to this campground. Open year round.

If you're looking for a fun experience, full of trails, waterfalls and beautiful scenery, then this…read moreplace is definitely for you. The staff of the establishments are super nice and friendly, and will be more than happy to assist you in any of the needs that you have especially the questions of the trails and waterfalls around the area. just be aware that if you are traveling, the roads are windy, but the scenery is absolutely wonderful. Definitely recommend coming out here during the summer and winter season to see the beautiful scenery all your round. Definitely recommend this place.

There are three campgrounds here. Slide Creek, Sunnyside and Cougar Crossing. I stayed in Cougar…read moreCrossing in May 2018. Space number 1 is on the riverside. The spots are nice, I camped on my motorcycle with a hammock tent. The sound of the river is nice. Bugs were not too bad. The campground is kinda run-down and the vault toilets are a bit of a walk. Zero cell service here so be prepared. For $15, you can't complain for it baring a little run down. Very close to Terwilleger Hot Springs which is fantastic. The best part of the place is the awesome camp host, Tom. Great, great personable guy who got me my firewood and checked on me with a wave and a smile. Not intrusive at all. Told me about the area, where he would be in the other campground since he covers all 3, just in case I needed anything and is a very nice guy.

Beautiful campground in a forest on the banks of the river feeding into Cougar Reservoir. Sites…read morefeel private and isolated, with tables, fire rings and vault toilets nearby. At the time of my visit, a Sunday in July 2015, this campground was virtually deserted! I spent a very peaceful night here, then drove over to nearby Hot Springs (about a 15-minute drive). Would definitely stay here again!

A Lane County (OR) Park, we camped at Richardson Park in our Class B RV for two nights in late…read moreAugust, 2024. The campground was about 16 miles outside of Eugene, Oregon. Our site included 30 amp electricity, water, and dump services (not used) for $30/night plus a $10 online reservation fee. A bargain! It included a picnic table and fire ring but Oregon was under a fire ban because of Forest wildfires. The campground has spacious sites that are well-spaced, with trees providing good privacy. Our driveway was extra long and paved. For water enthusiasts, the campground is adjacent to beautiful Fern Ridge Lake. While we weren't boating, we enjoyed walking to the lake and watching the sailboats. We also enjoyed picking, and eating, wild blackberries. The campground was quiet. Park staff were very friendly and helpful. The restrooms were clean. We highly recommend this campground.

The best campground ever me and my family go every year. It's so much fun. definitely recommend…read moregoing here with family.

This is a little too rustic. The trail to the hot springs is steep and not well maintained. The…read morepools are gritty and shallow. Went once and that's enough.

This place was worth everything! We recommend coming early when they open so you get a pool. We got…read morethere at 8 and most were full but luckily they

McKercher Park features beautiful landscapes and tall trees with the Calapooia River running…read morealongside. Small, but clean parking lot. Bathrooms available as well. We also stopped on the side of the road a little ways down where there is a pull-out and information about the Calapooia Watershed, which is part of the park.

My partner is a hot springs enthusiast and always seems to have this on his list for how he wants…read moreto celebrate his birthday. The drive out from Portland is long, but after you get here the trip is really enjoyable, we often try to plan a night somewhere closer. It's 12$ for a 2 hour visit, they do take credit cards. We tend to be here mid week mid day so we have not had any issue with parking. There are always other people present, but it has never seemed overly busy. The staff we interact with are always very pleasant. There is a bathroom in the parking lot. It's a short walk up to the hot springs, I'm confident mostly anyone could do this. It's nice to feel like you are in nature. I imagine this was a much more beautiful area before the fires, but I am thankful that it did reopen and is usable. Do make sure you bring some water to stay hydrated while hot springing. Do be aware that sometimes people are unclothed at hot springs. Also know that hot springs are hot and this may not be how you want to spend a hot day. There are multiple pools of multiple sizes which do vary in heat. There is a small stream with cold water running nearby. There are places to sit where you can be partially in the water. If you are planning to walk around a lot you may want water shoes as these rocks can be hot on your feet. We always have a nice time and leave feeling rejuvenated. I keep meaning to look into camping options nearby. I'd love to experience this with some friends on my next visit.

It was a beautiful drive. It is run by a contractor so no park passes are accepted. I think $12 is…read moretoo much, something around $5 would be more acceptable. There is a 2 hour time limit, I think that is annoying (they mark the time on your receipt that goes on the dash of your vehicle). The parking area is tiny and the chalk lines are far too narrow, difficult to put a normal size car in the lines let alone a truck. There are a LOT of rules. Can't do this, can't do that... on and on. But oh, you don't have to wear clothes. It's just over controlled. There is a really gross toilet at the springs -some sort of belt driven system, yuck, a pit toilet would have been better. There were 26 people there when I got there and it felt crowded. I can't imagine the 50 people they allow, that would be ridiculous. The water was nice and warm. I wouldn't rush to go back.