What a beautiful campground! Our new favorite! Campsites are nicely spaced, laundry and shower…read morefacilities are clean and the wild horses are such a treat. It cost about $85 but it was well worth it. The river running through the campground is lovely and they have Adirondack chairs spaced out along it so you can sit and enjoy. It is off the highway about 6 miles so there is no noise from the freeway just the sound of the river. Very clean and dog/pet friendly. The owners are helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back!

Wild horses/wildife and the absolute cleanliness and quiet of the place made braving the intense…read moreheatwave worth it. We were a bit worried by the road there (lots of fair sized holes) and the weather (California was experiencing a bad heat wave, and it was 105 here), and considered only staying one of our two nights. So so glad we stayed both nights. The wild horses were hanging out the whole time, and much of it in front of our trailer. I'm sure the heat drove them down to the river and tasty lawn. We also saw the blue heron, bats, and two river otters! Baby bird above the men's bathroom. Lots to see and enjoy. This place is pristine and quiet. We'd just come from a gross Thousand Trails and a loud state park. Coming here with the clean (and air conditioned!!) bathrooms and showers was lovely. The hosts were so nice. And it just felt quiet and relaxing, only punctuated by territorial stallions making a fuss. Nice additions are the giant shaded area with picnics tables and Adirondack chairs to hang out in- our space didn't have a tree so the shaded option was much appreciated. This is a way away from us, but we hope to come back and spend more time here. Also- shoutout to the hosts who spend a lot of time cleaning up horse poop to keep the roads clean for us!

What a hidden jewel! Howard Prairie is not located on Riverside Ave. in Medford. It is on "Hyatt…read morePrairie Road" which is just off Dead Indian Memorial Road out of Ashland. I drove over Sunday to visit but took Hwy. 140 to 37 through the "Rogue Wilderness" which was a little gnarly. Having never been before, I was STUNNED at the beauty of this large, pristine lake. Many people come to fish for trout and bass. Others come for boating, jet skiing and canoeing. Still others come to hike and bike in the mountains. Some just come to kick back & chill. This is a very well maintained campground/resort with all the amenities you could ask for. The store at the marina sells just about anything you may have forgotten, smokes, snacks, food (gotta have those smores around the campfire) and sundries. The restaurant is absolutely lovely and the food delicious and reasonably priced. I enjoyed a creamy pasta, mushroom & veggie dish that was perfectly done, melt in your mouth divinity. The marina blew my mind ... there were yachts and sail boats in addiiton to speed boars moored! There is a regatta each year and this place is so mellow that many, many people leave their boats, fifth wheels and/or camp trailers here for the "season". Yep, you can store your goods here during the week for just a couple bucks, head up Thursday or Friday after work and rent your campsite for the weekend. Week after week, month after month people do this until they close at the end of October. Just a little ways off the beaten path, I highly recommend Howard Prairie Lake & Resort for a nice get away.

Nice Jackson county campground about 4500ft in elevation. Large sites with lots of trees, but not…read morevery level for large rvs. There were deer, ducks, geese and two bald eagles fishing across the lake. Sail boats, ski boats paddle boats and of course fishing boats. They have Friendly staff and host. Little store with mostly fishing tackle, cafe, soft serve ice cream and Marina. Clean restroom and 25 cent showers. We had no internet or satellite. Others had satellite dishes on a 100ft cable out in a clearing. We did have cell service. Very peaceful, even with it being a busy weekend. We will return.

Reasonably priced and quiet. Nice view of pasture next door. We'll establish park. Yelp says my…read morereview is too short!!!??? I just want to get my points across.

I stayed the night at Siskiyou Trailer Village in Ashland, Oregon on 8/13/2011. It was my first…read moretime there. Ashland is not really a motor home friendly place. I was able to stay here at site #46 for $25.00.

A new, 55 and over RV and mobile home park. Small community atmosphere, Managed professionally,…read moreclean, quiet and close to Medford and Phoenix. The extra large fenced spaces and storage shed add so much too. I love it!

I made a reservation but realized I had to cancel that reservation. within one hour of making the…read morereservation I canceled and was due a full refund according to the cancellation policy. They took out a cancellation fee of $ 17.10 when I contacted them to issue the full refund I got the run around telling me only the owner could issue it. It now has been many days and no refund. This is very poor business practice and they should not be able to get away with this. I am a retired veteran and they should be ashamed of themselves.

We spent a week there on the Klamath River in a 39' 5th wheel. They just reopened after the 2022…read moreMcKinley fire so we pretty much had the whole place to ourselves. They have 50 & 30 amp sites, but on riverside is 30amp only. WiFi is generally good, but again we were really the only ones there. They do have some small cabin rentals. Didn't see or use any public bathrooms or showers, but the do have 1 washer & dryer. The General Store is pretty cool and has a Deli, but if you're staying more than a day, better bring your own food. Closest town with provisions is Yreka. There is no cell signal but we went there for peace & quiet and got exactly that. It was super great. Fished the river, saw turkey, deer, river otters, etc. Go here to relax and enjoy the Klamath River. Staff is really friendly and helpful.

BEDBUGS (confirmed by their hired exterminator). That's the short version. If you're considering…read morestaying here, please read on: We had a one-night reservation and arrived very late. Wanting to enjoy the property, we stayed up -- made a fire, used the hot tub, ate some food -- and finally headed to bed way past our usual bedtime. When I moved a pillow to pull back the blankets, I spotted a bug. Assuming it was just a random outdoor bug (since we were in the woods), I snapped a quick photo to ID it online while my boyfriend tossed it outside. To my shock, results came back: bedbug. A second site confirmed it, and when I posted on Reddit, the unanimous responses were: "definitely a bedbug." We hadn't even gotten into bed yet, but our suitcases and clothes had been at the foot of the bed. Knowing this could be serious, we immediately looked online for next steps. We double-bagged everything, cleaned hard surfaces, and checked the mattress. Under the comforter, sheets, and two mattress covers, we found multiple bedbug casings along the mattress corners. Needless to say, we did not sleep. I messaged the hotel right away and at 8am the manager, Scott, arrived. At first, he was very apologetic and kind. He offered to put us in another hotel in town, cover laundry service, and said he was bringing in an exterminator right away. This reassured us -- temporarily. When the exterminator arrived, he looked at our photos and immediately said: "Yep, bedbug." About the casings, his words were: "Definitely a bedbug infestation." He used the word infestation. But after inspecting the cabin with the manager (where they spoke in hushed voices, which felt odd), their tone shifted. Suddenly, the story became: "We don't know if you brought them with you." That is simply not possible -- we never got into bed, and the casings were under multiple layers of bedding and mattress protectors. There's no way we introduced that kind of activity in just a few hours. From there, the offers were downgraded: no outside hotel, no outside laundry service, just another on-site cabin and laundry done there. We thanked them for the offer but didn't feel comfortable staying. This was supposed to be our final night of a two-week family road trip through the PNW, and we had originally planned to drive from Ashland back to the Bay Area after checkout. But since we hadn't slept, we were absolutely exhausted and knew that was no longer an option. As a family, we decided not to risk staying in another cabin (since bedding is likely laundered together). Instead, we scrambled to find alternate lodging. With very limited options in town, we ended up paying way too much for a musty old hotel and had to buy new clothes at Walmart, since ours were bagged up and stored in our car's rooftop cargo bin. The manager promised a refund. Almost three weeks later: nothing. When I followed up, I got excuses about booking through a third party. I only received money back because the booking site stepped in -- not because the hotel did the right thing. To be fair, we liked the cabin at first glance. But then we found the bedbugs. Bedbugs are a serious health and sanitation issue, and the way this was handled made everything worse: initial kindness and accountability, followed by denial, retracted promises, and a refund that only happened through the booking site. Even the exterminator they hired didn't seem particularly professional, which makes me question whether the problem was ever truly resolved. From what I've read, it's not an easy pest to eliminate, and based on what I saw, I'm not confident this was taken seriously. Bottom line: BEDBUGS and poor management response. Avoid this property until there is proof the infestation has been fully and professionally eliminated. Travelers deserve safe, clean accommodations -- and this was the opposite.

Green Springs Inn was the magical place our daughter chose to have her fall wedding. The entire…read morestaff was amazing! From booking reservations, to dealing with all our vendors, management executed professionally and flawlessly our daughters wishes for her special day. The beautiful location with tall pine trees and cozy cabins added to the entire weekend. Thank you for all the time and effort you gave!!!

My dad and I stopped in on a motorcycle ride the other day. We were greeted by the general manager,…read moreSheresa. She welcomed us like family. The atmosphere of the restaurant reminds me of a family cabin tucked away in the woods. I had the patty melt. My dad had the small cove pizza. I must say the food was incredible for the price it tasted authentic and like someone really took the time and love to make this food. The server Baker was very respectful while also being very personal, by the time we were done dining at this establishment I felt like family with the whole staff. I would Absloutly reccomend this place to anyone who is in the area. The views of the lake are Absloutly stunning this time of year the way the sun glances off of the water. When we finished our meal a problem with one of our bikes appeared which lead us to having to leave one of the bikes up here. Sheresa was a saint by letting us store the bike next to the restaurant keeping it away from anyone who was around while we went and got a pickup to bring it back home. This place is a gem I would give it 6 out of 5 stars if that was an option thank you to the staff here again.

Reviewing the restaurant only. We ate here for lunch, dinner, and breakfast during our 1 night stay…read morein early July 2026. Low expectations going in were somewhat exceeded by very good standard diner fare. Alison V's review is spot on.

The bathrooms are very clean which is saying a lot for such a popular restaurant stop. It's sunny…read morebut they have shaded areas and walkways for walking around, and you can go down near the river to look at it. There's a gift shop / tourism thing I'm pretty sure but it's never open when I'm there.

Large rest stop that looks more like a park. Lots of green area for humans but if you are a pup,…read moreyou get the woody bark area and NOT welcome in the grass. Our dog was excited thinking he could walk in the grass but tail went down when we lead him to the pet (second class citizen) area. So many workers attending to the green area, even scrubbing the tables and benches.