Now that I've been to Doubletree Ranch several times, two things stand out to me that make this a…read moreunique experience: the hosts and the ranch itself. To start, Rick and Carol are about the best hosts you can imagine. Carol seems to go out of her way to accommodate almost anything you could possibly need, and Rick has some sort of photographic memory in which he remembers things we talked about over a year prior. I'm always greeted with a personalized note on my cabin, and if Rick or Carol aren't around to welcome me, one of the other cabin guests is just as likely to hail me in. Rick and Carol are hosts in the traditional sense- they are sharing their actual home with you, and want to make you feel like you're at home too. The other host that seems to go under-recongized is Shadow, the neighbor's dog who seems to turn up whenever someone wants to go for a hike or fire up the grill. Everyone loves Shadow! And she even seems to get along *really* well with every guest dog I've seen too. The ranch itself is a seemingly endless 160 acres of riverside property composed of woods, meadows, hills, trails and beaches. It's basically nature, complete with wild flowers, plants and animals- land that was once used by Native Americans, homesteaded by Rick and Carol's own family in the 1800s and passed down through the generations. While the trails aren't marked, they are wide, very obvious, well maintained and crisscross the property connecting the meadows with horse pastures, barnes, and ridges with amazing views of the valley below. Most are very easy and accessible to people of all ages. The beach is a particularly good spot for relaxing and swimming, and chairs are provided for guests in a small wagon that remains about 50 feet up shore from the water. It's fun to wave at the jetboats as the zoom by too. Accommodations at the ranch range from moderate-sized cabins (all hand-built by Rick himself) that sleep 4 or 5 to the large house overlooking the main meadow that sleeps about 12. There are also a few extra options like the covered wagon, with room for two, or the wall tents down by the river at the horse camp. So far I've stayed in two of the cabins and they have both proven very comfortable, cool, quiet and private. The screen porches are a really nice touch too, and the WiFi works great. I frequently find myself wishing that I could just let it all go and stay Doubletree Ranch forever. We can all dream I suppose.

WOW this place is beautiful!! is the first thing you think of when you pull up onto the doubletree…read moreranch. My wife and i celebrated our 1st year wedding anniversary here, and we couldnt have wanted anything more!! Rick and Carol are soooo nice!! The cabins was perfect with a new covered patio area making it the best place the relax and with a glass of wine and just look at the beautiful mountians and rouge river. I cant with to come back in september for the steelhead fishing!!!! Thank you sooo much Rick and Carol for the great hospitality and location. My wife talks about it everyday asking when we can go back :)

The Rookery is the perfect place to immerse yourself in total relaxation. The river is right at…read moreyour doorstep and is gentle enough for a quick swim or leisurely inner tube ride down river. Deer and wild turkeys roam freely while ospreys fly overhead. The Rookery is conveniently located to wineries, ziplining, Crater Lake, Rogue Creamery, and so much more. Mary (owner) is entirely accommodating and knowledgeable. She has lots of great tips for local sightseeing and general travel. The cabins are newly renovated inside and are stylishly decorated. There are 2 one room cabins available with kitchenettes. One of them has 2 additional sleeper beds in the living area for extra sleeping options. I would highly recommend staying here!

What a hidden gem in the wilderness! After 4 days rafting the Rogue River we decided to stay here…read morefor our last night on the river. The only access is either by Jetboat, helicopter, rafting or hiking. They have super nice and cozy cabins and serve you dinner and breakfast. Upon arriving via raft we tied it up at their dock. They are located just below Blossom Bar rapid. They have a list that will take you stuff to the top where they will put what you need in a bear box. The rest they will deliver to your room. The rooms are very nice, they have fireplaces and are very clean. The whole place is run on generators so they do limit the electricity use from 5-10pm and then they come back on in the morning. After we checked in we got to see about 10 deer grazing outside of our room in the grass and on the grass airstrip that is located at the lodge. The food was amazing..especially after rafting for three days. We had chicken with asparagus and potatoes with a side salad. They topped it off with a tasty brownie. For breakfast they served a hearty meal that had scrambled eggs, deep fried French toast, sausage, bacon and coffee to top it off. They do have alcoholic beverages for purchase. I would just encourage those who have stayed at the lodge to be kind to the staff. I am sure things are different than in the past but they are doing their best with all the COVID changes! The cost is $165 per adult, $100 for kids 6-11 and kids 5 and under are free. It's well worth the price!

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.

We moved our family in November to Bridgeview RV resort, and in that time the behavior we've…read moreexperienced feels inappropriate and inconsistent with our rental agreement, threatening eviction, while contacting us the moment we leave the property feels invasive and disregard our rights to privacy and a peaceful enjoyment of the space as renters. We expect respectful communication in appropriate boundaries instead of simultaneously invading our personal space by Monitoring and texting us the moment we leave it is created an uncomfortable and hostile environment. Threatening to evict us for using or first amendment rights. "Or cause problems" We are peaceful people who expect privacy and respect. So basically if you're not of retirement age they don't want you.

I have lived her for a year and it's wonderful. They encourage tenants to keep their place cleaned…read moreup, quiet, owners and managers are out cleaning and updating spots. The laundry room is clean and there is enough room for my truck to back out. No gun carrying managers or being mean or intimidating. A good spot for temporary living for a work contract like I have, but will live her longer if I need to. The river area is a dream with grass, a place to fish off of, a gazebo, and plenty of space to have a fun when it's a hot summer day. Office hours are limited but they always get back quickly when I leave a message. One best parks I have stayed at for an R.V.

I have lived in this park for 6 years. May be a little run down but it's slowly being cleaned up…read more Mangers carrying guns????? Not at this park!! Not ever. Nor do they intimidate or bully anyone. We have the sweetest little girl named Abby as a manager and she's a doll. Clean up is slow and we have a few troublemakers but what park doesn't? Still love the park and don't plan on moving anytime soon. Office is open from 12 - 5 pm Mon. - Fri and if not in office they are out cleaning park. Trash 7am - 7pm and Laundry room 9am - 7pm I think ??? Not sure just guessing but keep's homeless from taking over go Abby !!!!

I've lived here a year now. Love it here. The residents management. Very quiet. Residents looking…read moreout for each other, respectful. Love living here

A very clean, quiet park. Most are permanent residents but that's good for safety. Tiered level…read morepull thrus, flat cemented bases. Pretty area. Would have been prettier without the smoke from fires, not their fault. We have a 30 foot trailer. Would stay there again.

Nice older location right off the freeway lots of amenities near by. It's clean and nice…read morelandscaping well kept grounds. Pet friendly and the groundskeeper and girl in the office are very nice.

Very clean, full hookups ,amazing staff . Highly, highly…read morerecommend it, Safe , cameras everywhere . Great location right off. I-5 easy on easy off very reasonable price.

Seems alot of mixed reviews but if you want a pull thru rv spot bring alot, alot of blocks it's all…read moredown hill. So I know it's camping but this is the worst park yet for flies and reason being is the cow farm right up next to the fence, not to mention the middle of the day heat smell. The camp host has been by multiple times and goes at top speed of his cart you couldn't chase him down if you wanted firewood. We are cutting our trip a day early.

ORANGE CRUSH RESTORATION CELEBRATION:…read more Beautiful day to celebrate the life of Scotty P. 19 year old Scotty P past away at such an early age. Soon after his death, his orange Toyota 4X4 was stolen. It was located wrecked and burned. Community residents along with local and state businesses donated money and time to rebuild Scotty's truck for his parents. Today, they celebrate the restoration of their sons truck with community BBQ here at our park/campground. Community and kindness still exist in our Country.