Very quiet, pleasant park. Love the creek and the wildlife. Great cable TV. The owner is so nice…read moreand gracious. This was a great find! We'll definitely stay there again.

What a great RV Park right off I-5 in Phoenix Oregon. Just south of Medford. Clean, friendly and…read moreeasy on the wallet. Walking distance to Restaurants and shops. Nice bathroom too. We travel up and down this way twice a year and we will be back!

Easy to find and easy to make a reservation. The staff is extremely kind and helpful, I highly…read morerecommend!

We chose to stay here for a couple nights . This is a great spot ! It is easy to find off from I-5…read moreand there are several restaurants nearby . The staff is friendly and the hookups are top notch . The free wi-fi worked well . I don't know when they first opened , but it is new . The spaces are gravel , but everything else is paved-no dust . The spaces are large and there's plenty of room for hooking/unhooking toads . If I have business in the area again , this park will be my first call !

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!

From the owner: Looking for a long term, month to month RV, Tiny Home or Mobile Home space to rent? We provide…read morelarge, quiet fenced spaces. On site laundry will be under construction and provided in the very near future!

Staff have been super helpful, especially Cameron and Sonny (sp?)! Guests have been friendly. Pool…read moreand soaking tub are perfect temperatures and very reasonably priced! There are some old trailers that some people live in, but also a sweet variety of living arrangements and spots for spiritual events and connection. I'm looking forward to returning!

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.

For the price, it's well worth it. You just have to know it's going to be warm in the summer. We…read morehave full hook up for our trailer, a picnic table and fire pit which is great. Bathrooms have single, lockable showers. It's dry, hot, and hard for the kids to play. The loop is narrow and one way which makes traffic a little tricky at times and not good for kids riding bikes in my opinion. They can't play around the camp spot because of the thistle without long pants and boots. We had the lake to ourselves this morning which was nice. We kayaked, didn't swim. The water slides are open Monday, Thursday, Fri-Sun, June-Sept. Pay for it. It's well worth it. The line moves quick and the kids had a great time. The snack bar has treats. Heads up, cash only. Great playground too when it's not in the 90°s.

July 18th, 2026. Not a place to take kids camping when camping in an RV. We are on a literal…read morestraight cliff. Also, they took down the water slide in 2022, so that is a major downfall. My dog has stickers & pokies all over him because there isn't normal grass ANYWHERE. My family & I showed up in sandals & had slivers/stickers all in our sandals. Very painful. Their website photos are either edited or were taken a long time ago because this place looks nothing like it did on the website. If you're looking for a great family camping spot, this is NOT a good one.

This review is for the Watchman Peak Trail which was a ~1.7 miles round trip that took ~1 hours to…read morecomplete. This was a short and popular trail in Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. Trail starts off flat and becomes a steady incline towards the peak. Overall, it would be considered an easy hike. Unfortunately, the peak gets uncomfortably crowded with hikers. Limited parking spots with additional parking on the side of the West Rim Drive. A decent amount of people stop by at this Watchman Overlook because of the stunning views of Crater Lake. No restrooms at this location. The views at Watchman Peak are slightly different from the views at Garfield Peak. The small island is much closer to you on the Watchman Peak side. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/ksW77ALrOK0

What a beautiful national park!…read more Came here on a day where the weather changed between partly cloudy/sunny and snowy/rainy. The snowy surroundings created a nice contrast against the very deep blue color of the lake. In the early morning, it was very peaceful. There were not many people around, likely because of weather. The Steel Visitor Center's film was excellent to get a sense of the geology and history of the park. The lodge also offered an excellent meal with a partial view of the lake. Because of the snow, we were not able to go on the Rim Drive or hike the trails. I would imagine all the views would have been beautiful. The Cleetwood Cove trail down to the lake is closed for 3 summers, through 2028. If weather is of any question, the NPS website has up-to-date information about the weather, including webcams of several spots in the park.

Great park that backs up to the Rogue River. Staff was wonderful and easy to work with when we…read morebooked out stay. We found a site and booked it, made a deposit and took paperwork and restaurant suggestions. There was a slight problem with out booking when we got a call asking if we were still coming. We got it settled and had no problems after that. The sites was long enough for our trailer and truck in front. Thanks to Dean who helped direct us in because he got us farther back than I would because of a box in back. He was so kind and helpful!! I would definitely recommend Riverpark RV park and would be happy to return.

Donna and her husband do a great job here. Park is clean. Really nice people running it…read more Definitely check it out if you're in the area.

Extremely well maintained. Most of the manufactured homes are newer and everyone is very friendly…read more The RV sites are level, paved and roomy. This is definitely not an "RV ghetto", and the monthly prices are the lowest of any in the area. New RV spaces are being added on the west side of the park at this time and the shower/laundry building is scheduled to be remodeled, probably in 2016. The RV sites are occupied mostly by long termers, but without the usual junky appearance of a lot of long term RV parks. There is a little traffic noise from the busy intersection of the 238 and West Main Street, but nothing like those parks located right off a freeway. I highly recommend Cobblestone for anyone who wants to enjoy a clean, safe, friendly RV park in Medford.

This park is a great location: close to both Jacksonville and shopping in Medford. The new RV…read moresites, however, are much too small. Very narrow and some are so short you can't park a vehicle. The water is sketchy and the wifi is beyond terrible. No cable. No amenities and the rates just went up. Owner refuses to make any improvements. At least the people living here are great.