Such a beautiful park right next to downtown Ashland. It's peaceful, green, and feels much bigger…read morethan I expected. You can enjoy the scenery without having to do a long hike, which made it perfect for us after a long day of driving. I also love how easily you can walk between the park and downtown. Definitely one of the highlights of Ashland and worth stopping by even if you only have a short amount of time.

A beautiful, lush green park with plenty of space to walk, relax, and play. There are huge trees,…read moregreen grass, and a little river running through the park, making it such a peaceful and delightful place to spend time. You can even see deer walking around or grazing in the park from time to time. It's conveniently located right next to the city center, making it an easy place to visit while exploring the area. The Sunday market is also worth checking out. Local artists and vendors set up booths, and you can find all kinds of cute and unique handmade art and crafts. Such a lovely park--definitely worth a visit!

The owner is very knowledgable, he has a great variety of boards! For our first experience, we…read moredidnt know what to expect. We absolutely loved the sport and are now looking to buy our own board. He provided us with brief lessons, the proper equipment, and even attached it to our car for us! Loved the service and the price!

From the owner: Stand Up Ashland is the first paddle board touring company in Southern Oregon. We specialize in…read moreadventure! We offer Fully Guided Tours on Emigrant Lake as well as board rental. A tour includes all equipment and instruction. First timers welcome! We will teach you everything you need to know and it is actually very easy! Be sure to ask about our Sunrise and Sunset Sessions, Group or Private Tours, Full Moon Paddles, Free Family Fun Days, SUP Yoga, Picnic Tours and more. Join a tour today, you won't want to come back to land!

Troy and April are super personable guides who seem to genuinely want their customers to enjoy…read moretheir time. We booked two kayaks for $50 each for a three hour self-guided tour on the canoe trail of Klamath lake. This was the best deal we could find in the area, and it was well worth it. We had so much fun, and the rental equipment was of good quality. Just remember to bring sunscreen and water. We booked our tour the day of and it worked out, but I would recommend booking in advance. This is a small operation, and we felt terrible that they had to get our rentals ready with such short notice. They did everything perfectly, from communication to the meeting spot to punctuality, but please don't do what we did and book in advance if possible!

We did both a canoe trip and a fishing trip with Adventure Oregon. It was so fun to be on the…read morewater with our guides, Troy and April. Troy, the owner, was very professional to work with, clearly loves his craft, and enjoys showing off this area of Oregon. Would definitely recommend and would definitely tour with them again.

Clean well maintained property. Entire staff is warm kind…read moreand helpful. Cute dogs on staff. Other campers are generous and kind. Also cute friendly dog campers. Beautiful little creek. Nice cool pool. Laundry facilities. Fun activities in the rec room. Little free library. Plenty of ice. Snacks, drinks, & sundries. Right next to wineries and lakes. Truly a wonderful experience. Would come back anytime.

We were completely catfished by Ashland's Creekside Campground. This RV park looks absolutely…read morenothing like its website. There are clearly people living at this campground, and the number of broken-down vehicles and the amount of trash were hard to ignore. Our picnic table was wobbly and looked like it could collapse at any moment. The sites were dirty and poorly maintained. The tent sites along the creek were so overgrown with vegetation that it felt like you were sitting next to a swamp rather than a creek. To make matters worse, when we tried to dump our RV tank on the morning of our departure, we discovered that management had to unlock the dump station, which obviously doesn't work for anyone leaving early. This is, without question, the worst campground we've ever stayed at. Thankfully, it was only for one night while we were passing through.

Very professional and organized outfit. Trip exactly as described, and on time both coming and…read moregoing. Our guide was Trevor, who was skilled, friendly and communicative. Trevor told us that the Rogue River trip is more mellow and the Upper Klamath more intense. Our family did the half-day morning Rogue ride, and though it was mellow there were two Class 4 rapids, which were fun and wet! Perfect for us.

Fun, friendly and safe -- our family loved our morning trip to raft down the Rogue River. Our…read moreguides Trevor and Logan were friendly and nice and gave great safety explanations and then a detailed guide on the river of all the wildlife. We plan to come back next year and do the Klamath.

We have been coming here to squirrel hunt for years and they never disappoint…read more Cole has assumed the business and it has gotten even better.

Had a wonderful time with the family in this gorgeous side of Klamath Falls, Oregon! We wanted to…read moredo both kayaking and zip lining but free from tours and practically do our own kayaking. We decided to purchase them separately - 3-hour tandem kayaking (2 people in 1 kayak) for one day and zip lining for the following day. Unlike some people, we're not super fit individuals so, for us, it was a great idea to separate the 2 activities and get some rest and recuperation in between. The 3-hour kayaking was fantastic with gorgeous views all around. Contrary to what other bad reviews experienced... maybe things have been changed since then? Anyways, from my experience the process was rather simple and painless. The meeting point was clear in the email and a text message with a link to fill out waivers for each party member was very, very simple to complete and submit. Email confirmations were received just in case I needed to show proof of waiver completions. The staff drove the 2 tandem kayaks (family of 4) to the drop off point not far from their base. We requested for life vests but after seeing how deep the water is in the lake, it definitely wasn't needed at all. It's practically shallow throughout the lake EXCEPT for the drop off point. We know how to swim too so really, the life vests aren't necessary if you know how to swim (or stand/float in 2-3 feet depths). We made a right from the drop off point and found an opening for pathway between the bushes - LOOONG kayaking path we came across but definitely worth the view, peace, tranquility, and workout! We eventually found our way out but if you plan to have the kayaks for 3 hours max, you may not want to take the inner pathways and just enjoy the open lake otherwise try to keep a good pace throughout the inner path. Very fun experience. The next day we decided to do the zip lining (Crater Lake Ziplining) and with Ethan and Shiloh as our guides/instructors, we had tons of fun! The zip lining adventure involves learning the basics for safety purposes (which they go through with you thoroughly and even have you try it out before live action), no pressure in case you want to back out, no tolerance for anything unsafe (like unhooking your line - just don't do it!), a few great and long lines to zip through, a couple of drops to make you feel like an assassin super star in an action movie, and wonderful group people to enjoy this activity with! Makes sure you purchase the photo package towards the end to capture all of your fun moments. I do admit the prices are a bit high compared to some places I've been to, but then again the scenery wasn't quite as beautiful as the surroundings in Klamath Falls. So all in all, I'd say worth the price tag that comes with it. Highly recommended - a MUST if you plan to stop by or pass through Klamath Falls. Be sure to use Bug Spray before you go!

I went out with TIm on very short notice and he was more than accommodating. I'm a fairly…read moreexperienced fly fisherman but this was my first drift boat trip and my first steelhead trip. TIm was amazing, he knew the river very well and exactly where to position the boat for each drift. We hooked a total of 4 Steehead, 2 juveniles and 2 big ones. I only landed one of the big ones but it was one of the best fishing trips I've ever had. Tim is a great guide and a great person. Very easy to talk to and get along with. I definitely recommend going with Andras Outfitters.

From the owner: Fly fishing guide service on the Rogue and Klamath Rivers. Professional fly fishing guiding and…read moreinstruction on and off the water. Private Fly Fishing classes and group sessions. Fly Tying. Kid's Fly Fishing Camps.

What a day! We caught a beast of a salmon (let her go so she could lay her eggs), caught a 2 foot…read moresteelhead and finished the day on Class IV rapids. Loved our guide, Dave. Capable, knowledgeable and top enjoyed his company. Would definitely do this trip again.

So chill, great guides, super easy in and out, pictures if you want them :) No notes!read more

Hands down a blast ... Chris put us on the fish and showed us a great time on the water..read more

From the owner: Southern Oregon is a paradise for anglers, with a diverse range of fish species and ample…read moreopportunities for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. From the majestic Rogue River to the scenic lakes and streams of the Cascades, southern Oregon has something for every type of fisherman. Southern Oregon is home to a variety of fish species, including salmon, steelhead, trout, bass, and panfish. The Rogue River is known for its abundant salmon and steelhead runs, with Chinook salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead all making their way up the river each year. The Rogue is also home to rainbow trout, brown trout, and cutthroat trout, which can be found in the river's tributaries and in the many lakes and streams of the region. Other popular fish species in southern Oregon include largemouth bass, which can be found in many of the region's lakes and reservoirs, and panfish such as bluegill and crappie, which can be caught in the smaller streams and ponds of the Cascades. Southern Oregon is home to many popular fishing spots, including the Rogue River, the Applegate River, and the Klamath River. The Rogue River is perhaps the most well-known fishing destination in the region, with its abundant salmon and steelhead runs, as well as its trophy-sized trout. Other popular spots on the Rogue include the Lost Creek Lake, the Applegate River, and the Upper Klamath Lake. We work hard to know where the fish are and to get our gests to them. Come get your trophy!