The Rogue River Visitors Center is a small cabin-like building at the I-5 & 99 exchange on the…read moreRogue River hwy (99) road frontage. Plenty of parking and loaded with information about the greater area, sights, attractions and venues. This facility also sits in front of a very nice memorial park, with maintained grounds, picnic tables and grills, with water front access to the river, a boat ramp and hike and bike trails. We were able to find out all kinds of information about the local area from the person inside, as well as pick up brochures and pamphlets about some of the more popular attractions in the area. This is a nice community service that lets visitors gather information about the area in one convenient location. Worth a stop if you are not familiar with the surrounding areas, and there are lots of great things to do and see all around. 00272

Nice campground and we really like it there. Lots of trees and shade, the bathroom needed a little…read moreattention but otherwise we will return. Very enjoyable.

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.

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

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

Awesome place to go. New owners were SO nice to me when I came in and asked permission to fish…read more (Taking older folks there cause of the access) So many places I've been turned away. For doing the same thing. These new owners met with a smile for asking permission instead of just sneaking in there. I highly suggest you stay at a place that cares about what happens to the older and weaker folks in the community.

Great place on the river with very friendly and helpful staff. Stayed with a group of friends and…read morewe all really enjoyed our stay.

A wonderful wine tour in an luxurious limo style van. Darrin DeRoule is the best! It was the…read morehottest day of the year but we were quite comfortable as Darrin delivered us (8 members of my family, all women) to three lovely wineries along the Applegate Wine Trail. A great day of fun and being with my family! Thank you Platinum Excursions for making our day grand!

Chief Miwaleta Compground is a beautiful park overlooking Galesville Reservoir in Azalea, Oregon…read more The Chief Miwaleta Campground provides cabins for rental, a tent camping and 20 full hookups and 11 non-hookups and 1 group site for RVs. Most of the sites have a view of the reservoir. I definitely recommend checking them out.

A beautiful place to get away to tho we want it just for ourselves! Close to 7 feathers is a plus!read more

We have camped before. This RV campground is under new management and they are exceptionally…read moreorganized, clean, and they are running this place very well so much better

this was a disappointing stop after a wonderful 6 day roadtrip along the Organ coast…read more placed our reservation thinking we paid for a lovely riverside camp site. come to find out upon arrival the site was a gravel unmarked drive way with the very loud sound of the freeway. not sure of our site we drove back up to the office of course, knowone there (office hours 10 to 3pm) called office manager Amanda and recieved a very unwelcoming response to our question and verification of camp site. drove back to site , hooked up sat down, got back up unhooked and spate gravel out of there...so worth leaving our $64.50 behind.