This little park is a testament to all the caring individuals who work and volunteer here…read more It's a bit of history on how things were at a different time and quite a bit of acreage that is adjacent to a baseball park. The baseball park was in use and a few people were wandering the park. Not too busy on a Saturday but there was a lot of nature to see. They have a lot of displays set up so you can see how various animals make their homes. For example black bears and some varieties of birds. Lots of time and money (there are many interpretive signs) has went into this location. It's worth a walk through. The office is open M-F but you can check out the nature outside anytime. Price: Free I'll check it out again when I'm in the neighborhood.

Railroad Park is a cool little outdoor spot. It's about 2 acres in size and is located on "A"…read moreStreet between 6th and 8th. The park opened late fall of 1994 with a picnic shelter, restrooms, playground, half-court basketball, wetlands area, and bike path. The design of this park follows the historic look of the old railroad era. In fact, you can see the track and the view from one side and part of the old Depot across the street

It was my first time to this park as my friend invited me and they didn't pass on the message that…read morethis was a paid park so I didn't have enough cash. Well, they apparently do not have the same lenient rules for online payment when it comes to people of darker skin color because as I had my friend on the phone, who, of course you guessed it does not have darker skin color. She told me on the phone, which the guy could hear in an ear shots because she was on speakerphone that she was let through without paying and he had her take a picture of the online payment for code for her to do it that way. I proceeded to tell him exactly what she's telling me and he's acting confused. He never showed me this paper clip or or acknowledges the fact that you could pay online at all. I tell him I need to go cause they're actually leaving soon, so can I just go and I will do the payment some other way, he continues to act weird and confused and like cash is the only way or or else he's not gonna let me go through. Then he says oh the rangers are gonna be stopping by, blah blah. so to end this so that it doesn't turn into me sitting there for 10-30 minutes. I had to tell him my plans to go there quickly and come back because I can't be here all day. They're gonna leave soon. I get to my friends and tell them this story and they confirmed that this is a very odd interaction and clearly probably has a lot to do with discrimination/ the way that I look. To add to this a very angry looking female Park Ranger was staring like somebody had just spit in her Cheerios like she was ready to fight someone maybe the only person of color at the park over six dollars...? You need to do better. This is ridiculous behavior in 2026 especially. They're lucky I probably can't sue for this stupid interaction. Only adding a star because it is a nice park/play area.

Situated on a country road with many wineries and we checked a few out. Close to many hiking and…read moremountain biking trails. Just 10 miles from downtown historic Jacksonville. The county park could be so much more - at least for the camping aspect. The day use area is pretty awesome. A few short trails and lots of places to lay down a blanket to sunbathe or take a dip or wade in the river. Tubing and getting wet in the river on a hot sunny day is the thing around here for sure. Good for picnics with barbecue pits and tables. Campground where we spent four nights with our trailer does need a little bit more care and maintenance. Mostly tenters but room for trailers and RV's around 30 foot max. Some tight turns between trees as the road weaves through the camp ground on a dirt road with some big holes. One of the night's or a 4-day stay was a loud and obnoxious party of peeps moving back and forth flashlights on between two campsites - that went on till 4 AM in the morning. How rude! We were a bit concerned about our trailer safety - a few shady and a few routy characters camped and I think the Ranger should have asked them to leave. The Ranger did speak with those disruptive parties a few times. The Ranger patrols in the evening were welcome. Another night music played too loud past midnight. Hello, quiet time is 10 PM! I like to enjoy myself and party too but not at the expense of being loud and disturbing to others after 10 PM. An on site host would help with noise and provide more safety. Most campers left their camp sites during the day for wine tasting, hiking, biking, fishing, and playing on the river. So, it would be nice if a host were there to keep an eye on campers trailers, RV's and tents. There is a host at the day use area making a few passes thru camp in the afternoon. Restroom maintenance needs a little improvement particularly in the Covid crisis, more sanitation and trash pick up frequency. We didn't use the restroom because we had our trailer. More attention to camp site tidiness and picnic tables is recommended. All in all, the campground is nestled in a stand of glorious trees of Madrone, pine and oak. Quite the outdoor experience for sitting in the shade of trees and around a campfire. Did I go in the river? Yes! It was so hot hot hot! Ole Ole Ole! Water cold cold cold! Ole Ole Ol! So so so refreshing! County parks can be hit or miss - in my experience - we get out on the road alot too. Stay with state parks for consistency! While the day use area is awesome, we spent most of our time at the park in the campground why I am giving it a 2-star, close to 3-stars with a possibility upgrading to 4-stars provided my recommendations are implemented. I welcome the park management comments any time. YelpOut!

The park is nice but if your not from here be aware that Apple Maps will tell you to pull into the…read morewalking path for the driveway. There is no curb so no reason to think it wasn't where I pull in. It has you go through the middle of the playground. It isn't labeled but based on all the odd and pissed off looks I got I'm pretty sure it's not for driving.

W the recent rebuilding of the playground, this park has really been changed. Bbq's thru out, great…read moregrassy hills and a covered pavilion near restrooms. This park is a hidden gem that is being rediscovered. Good job Medford parks and Rec dept

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!

I agree with the previous review, Linda is very friendly to all and to the pets, gives out treats…read more very clean and take pride in what they do. very quiet park, can walk down to the river and enjoy seeing the hellsgate boat coming through. if you haven't been on the tour you gotta go well worth it. thanks for everything.

This is the best campsite we had on our recent California/Oregon trip, Winnie, the camp host is…read moresouthern grace and charm personified, I will definitely be back. Also, very fairly priced and right on the Rogue river

Great little park for a 100 deg. Day for grownups and kids swings playground water feature dogs…read morewelcome sand volleyball clean restrooms

Ashland has quite an extensive open space, of which Lithia Park immediately comes to mind. Then…read morethere are the neighborhood parks like Garfield that Gayle and I happened on during a couple of our walks. It's green, flat, and a nice place to stretch out over its 3 acres. Also available are basketball courts; volleyball courts; a playground; the "Zero Depth Waterplay Facility"; mountain views; open lawn space; and picnic tables. The park is dog friendly and ample street parking is available.

We love the asphalt trail for its flatness and safety. Occasionally we'll take the rock path for…read moresomething different but when you're in your 70's you Choose safety over view every time...

Beautiful falls. The falls have 2 entrances…read more Main road directs to the location with designated parking and bike trail. It has a look out area. Several side trails to water but not a great view of the falls. When leaving Gold Hill before you reached the freeway entrance had a roadway under a bridge. I was able to follow that road until we reached the falls. I'm giving it a 4 star since no restrooms at either location that I was able to see. Also not able to access Falls safely.