We stayed there for 5 days in space # 7. This spot was perfect! So beautiful. My husband is…read moredisabled and when we arrived thereit was a little late, (after hours) and we we met by Dawn who help us get our trailer all settled in. Could not have done that without her! Thank you Dawn! The trails were beyond amazing, there were places to take my dog that were super fun. All our neighbors were great as we made new friends in our little area. The showers and restrooms were very clean and the bathroom always kept warm for hot showers. Thank you Amanda! Who was also great! When booking our spot Cathy was also super helpful and accomodatin g. And their store prices were very reasonable, unlike most campsite general stores and they had everything we needed. This place is by far oiur most favorite place to stay....a definite 5 star plus. Also, their cabins and yurts are so cute and homey! we are already booking for next month! Thank you Dawn, Cathy and Amanda for a wonderful stay and looking forward to seeing you all again soon. !!!!!!!!!!!

Love this campground! We stay here a couple of times a year as it's our mid point to the central…read morecoast of Oregon. Spacious well maintained sites, beautiful shade trees, kind staff, dog park, and clean. We are so grateful to the owners that they did not cave to pressure, they dropped their affiliation, and are keeping this campground as a beautiful destination to be cherished. Thanks for saving the shade trees.

This isn't camping. It's seeing how many RVs can we get in here. Can't even put put our awning out…read more Noooo if you're here in business or looking for a one night stay but not a fun campground. No room for bbq extra table chairs.

Well overall it was good. The park is nice, some trashy sites. When we arrived the water was off. I…read moreguess some pipe or whatever burst. OK, not their fault. It came back for a while but the next day it was out again. We have water onboard, but had to go get drinking water. Not a big deal as we had to go to the store anyway. The one problem, and I still don't really know if it was the park or what. Our power was crazy. We had never had that issue before. We didn't know if it was something electrical that went wrong. It happens. We could only use so many things at once. We got to a new park today and everything is fine. So not sure what happened if it was us or them. Do with that what you will.

We chose to stay here because of a write up we had seen in an online magazine. So often we don't…read moreget what is advertised and we end up Disappointed, not the case here it is a nice mid sized rv park. Very family friendly with lots of games and sports equipment, and a nice green lawn to play on. Be sure to say hello to wop-o and keep an eye out for big foot.

Stayed the weekend for their Octoberfest celebration and had the most pleasant experience in a…read morecampground environment. They had a live band and vendors and even a jump house for children. The campground itself was clean and well kept. The owners were so nice and very accommodating to any of our needs. People were laughing and just having a great time. Couldn't have asked for anything better. They even have a little store there that you can get anything you may have forgotten to bring. I will not only return again, but also refer anyone I know to stay a weekend or longer there. They have cabins and even covered wagons you can stay in. One of the best places around.

This is a beautiful county campground. Located on the upper Rogue River, there are 38 campsites,…read more16 of which have water/electric hookups. There is a boat ramp and access to the Rogue River and Elk Creek. Campsites are $26/night for hookups, $22/night for no hookups. Sites are level and spacious. Camp host is friendly. When we first arrived, we realized our reserved site (#15) had no shade whatsoever, which was an issue because we were in the middle of a major heat wave with 90-100 degree heat. We were lucky, because we were able to find an unreserved site that had full shade. If you want shade, stay away from Site 15. Another issue with site 15 is that it is right next to the spot on the river where rafters pull out, so it gets a lot of foot traffic. There were people who parked their cars in what was our reserved site, even though it had a reserved sign on it. We were happy in our new site, but the beast of this campground is the road noise. The campground is located RIGHT NEXT TO Crater Lake Highway 62. We knew this when we made the reservations, but in reading the reviews no one had mentioned road noise. We didn't realize how much traffic there would be, especially truck traffic, all through the night. The highway curves near the campground, so it is a section where drivers are constantly braking, then accelerating as they go up the hill. Also, like many campgrounds, the vibe changes on the weekend. The weekend campers were noisier and messier. I have to say, in all the camping we have done, I have never been in a campground where campers left food, clothes, trash, etc. out all over tables and the ground the entire time they were in their sites. I'm not a neat freak, and I know we are here to relax because "we're camping", but I have never seen anything like it. Also, the dumpster near our campsite was full, and even though there was a sign asking people to take their trash to a nearby dumpster that was not full, people just dumped their trash on the outside of the dumpster, where it piled up. Such a shame. Quite an eyesore until the trash was finally picked up days later.

The RV pump out facilities and out of service and have been so for an extended time according to…read morethe campground host. Also given its proximity to the host campsite, I doubt there's any incentive to get it fixed. The next park towards Crater Lake was allowing campers to use their facilities but they have stopped allowing it according to the host. The inner ring of campsites have water and AC but no sewage A very low key park that seems to cater mostly to locals at least this time of the year- Early May. We would come back

As a California girl, I am always amazed at the park system in Oregon. The campsites are always SO…read morebeautiful and well maintained! Grassy sites, clean bathrooms, just beautiful! We only stopped here for day use and access to the Rogue, and this park did not disappoint. Quite a ways off of I-5, you venture through an amazing gorge and come around the bend to see this lovely park! We splashed around in the river next to the boat launch... this is a popular spot to end a rafting trip (!) and enjoyed the trees, shade, and peace. Would absolutely return to camp - what a place!

What a beautiful park. Love everything about it except no cell…read moreService, but some might consider that a blessing in disguise!

We enjoyed an early fall trip here with our travel trailer. The campsites have good spacing from…read moreeach other and the camp hosts were all very friendly. Sadly the resevoir was shockingly low and what would have normally been nearby water views were limited. Our campsite had water and power and everything worked well for the entire stay. There are two dump stations near the entrance. When the park is full I suspect the dump station could get crowded. There are playgrounds for the kids in between the major campground areas. Restrooms and showers were decent. It's a well maintained campground especially for a public one.

Great place to camp. We were there this past weekend, probably will avoid holidays going forward…read more Wish they'd upgrade tho, old setups, no 50 amp and no sewer. There is a dump tho. Busy place on the holiday weekend. LOTS of kids riding all over the place on noisy motorized playtoys / scooters / power wheels. Campsites are well spaced. If you have a trailer / 5th wheel / motorhome, watch out for dead dry branches that'll tear up your rig. ​

This is the place you go to get a sense of Oregon's full beauty and peace. The lodgings were divine…read moreand comfortable. Rustic but still chic. The owner was very kind and helpful when we struggled to figure out how to work the woodstove without getting smoke everywhere. Beautiful scenery and comfortable lodging. It is on the pricey side, so certainly a splurge. But you won't walk away disappointed.

Was a beautiful place to hold the wedding. It is high on a mountain. It opens up to meadows in…read more valleys. The people are wonderful. Our camp host, Emily was very helpful and right there when needed. The commercial kitchen had everything we needed. Clean and well appointed. We stayed in Meadow House. It is a beautiful farm house. They owner brought us eggs, fresh goat milk, and butter. We were able to watch Sandhill Cranes, a doe, with 2 tiny fawns, other deer. Go see baby goats,19 in all. Baby pigs. I would go there again, just to relax.

Very pleasant soaking experience. The warm pool is 102 which is perfect for me. I was pleased to…read morelearn that sauna and steam room were also available.

I honestly cannot understand how the ratings can be so high…read more I did not enjoy this experience AT ALL. As an another reviewer opined just six days ago--- it was-- "disgusting." I find it really interesting that there seems to be some sort of public consensus to not rate this place honestly. Do I have to fear the wrath of the owner or the Oregon Hippie Community or something? Well, bring it on. I had been looking forward to visiting Jackson Wellsprings for YEARS, having first read about it in the book Thru Hiking Will Break Your Heart. My cousin and I had reservations this summer, but we ended up canceling most of our trip. Now I know that she did not miss out. I arrived on New Year's Eve, after having called first to make sure tent camping would be allowed. The woman at the front desk who checked me in was very friendly and polite, and could not speak highly enough about the place. After paying $25 to camp in the meadow, I could use the rest of the facilities for an additional $10. Generally speaking, $25 is cheap to camp, especially for someone with less experience on where you can camp for free, or how to get the kinds of massive discounts I usually get. But $25 is a lot to put up a tent on a communal noisy, tobacco filled lawn. I would note that sharing a group site at camp 4 in Yosemite is actually more glamorous for only $10/person. I'm not sure why Jackson Wellsprings feels that sleeping on their lawn is worth so much. The bathroom was so terrible that I did everything I could to avoid using it. There was literally five inches of space between the toilet seat and door, creating an impossible situation for any female who is larger than Twinkie. I literally was not able to shut the door while using the toilet without risking the fact that my pants would wipe the entire underside of the toilet clean of its ample soil. None of the restroom water was filtered in any way. The water that I used to wash my hands stunk like sulfur until I was able to take a shower somewhere else the next day. The spa shower was the same way. The water smelled so bad, it made me really uncomfortable. I felt like I was bathing in sewage. As a nursing school dropout, before dropping out, I got the highest grade in my microbiology class at Sac State. In this class, we learned to identify several pathogens by smell alone. I've also worked in volcanic environments and am familiar with how hot springs normally smell gassy. But this place just smelled bad. Bad bad bad. Like a literal toilet and like bad bacteria. For the public soak rate of $10-15, you get access to ONLY ONE COMMUNAL HOT SPRING which is set up like a hot tub and does not feel "natural" at all. This one pool had a lot of visible dirt and sediment floating in the water. It smelled like human chicken broth. An old rich lady and her autistic grandson were loudly gossiping about how fat everyone else looked. The fancier springs pictured on the internet cost about $85/hour to rent, and even if I had the money and audacity to do this, I would not do so based on the lack of cleanliness in the public facilities. The bathrooms were not clean, and in fact, everything was so dirty and gross that I'm confused by the more positive reviews. I felt itchy, smelly, and stuffed up until I was able to get to the nearest state park for a proper shower in clean water. When I got out of the shower and smelled the clothes that had been on my body, I understood why I'd overheard a Walmart associate gossip to her peers in Spanish (a few hours earlier) that "that white girl stinks." Even after doing laundry, my swimsuit still smells like a literal pile of garbage. This might have actually ruined my swimsuit. I would never do this again and I definitely don't recommend it.