Southern Oregon RV Park

{Dates Stayed: December 27-28, 2023} Excellent park comparable to some $$$ Resorts. When we come this way again (to visit Aunt in Ashland) we'll most likely stay here. If the Fair is running events the place may be a bit crowded. Paved drives & sites, picnic tables on concrete slab, nice grass all around. Restrooms, laundry were real nice. Office staff are County employees and were real nice & knowledgeable. There are ducks in the ponds - one very tame one. The only problem - for the Premium Sites - is several feral cats over on the far North East corner.

If you like pavement, sidewalks, bathhouses with combo codes, and the urban feel than this is a great spot to explore southern Oregon from.

We used it is a place to dry out from the fall rains, and loved a chance to reduce the amount of mud and dirt coming inside our camper.

Very nice staff here in October 2023 and all services functioned as you'd expect. Not a whole lot to say as this is very much like living in a neighborhood with a camper but a great spot to reset for us.

This is a relatively new county RV Park which opened in 2017. The sites are all asphalt with a cement patio, fire pit, picnic table and lots of shrubbery and plants to provide some privacy. Site C01 was an end pull-through level site with 50-amp electric, water and sewer. AT&T was 2-3 bars 5G, and only 6 usable OTA channels. The park WiFI was excellent for streaming. We were able to get over to Crater Lake NP, which is a 1 hour 45 minute drive, but so worth it! The staff is excellent and very attentive!

We booked this spot on a whim after finding it on Campendium. We knew we wanted to rest for the night around Medford and we’re not disappointed. Hookups were easy and well located. Pull through sites were wide and long to accommodate leaving the trailer connected to the truck for easy exit in the morning. This will be our new stop when we come through Oregon. May even stay additional days in the future

Location is nice for those coming north out of eastern side of N Cali. Open location, and it can be quite windy in the spring. Nice flat pads, with some grass at the ends of the camping rows. Next door is an abandoned old neighborhood, streets, no houses , so good places to walk dogs.

Communicated well by email for reservations.

WI-FI didn’t work well for a full campground.

The Reviews Said This Was A Brand New Park In 2017…but I would have thought it was brand new now!
Very clean, on back rows it was quiet. We stayed in G8 and it was perfect…almost all sites are pull through and the super clean fenced OFF LEASH pet play area was a pup favorite!
Convenient to i5 and directly beside the fairgrounds.
Shout out to the staff! Very friendly!

Sections H and I are farthest from the access road and the interstate, so the noise is much quieter. I have stayed in both rows and couldn’t hear the traffic from inside my rig at all.

This is a very well run park with access to everything in and around the Rogue Valley. It’s the only one I consider when in the area.

If you’re noise-sensitive, check the Fairgrounds schedule before booking to make sure there’s no concert during your stay. It’s adjacent to the park.