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We had a great stay here. Friendly, helpful staff. Long office hours - 8a-9p or 10p.
Well maintained facilities.
Variety of sites based on your needs, free dump for non sewer sites.
Pools, small playground, pool table and book/DVD shelves.
Mature tree shaded spots - much appreciated during record heat. Quiet, despite size of campground and proximity to I-5.
Excellent base for exploring Southern Oregon- specifically Crater Lake and Oregon Caves.
Also convenient to Rogue River, National Forests and cities of Medford and Grants Pass.
Be sure to order an amazing pizza from Figaro's, delivered to your site!

We had a very pleasant stay. The staff is great, grounds are attractive and kept clean and it was generally quiet. Nice private bathroom/shower rooms attached to their reasonably priced & clean laundry room. Convenient location to shops, restaurants and excellent Wildlife Refuge.
Of note: the online map and aerial tour doesn't really show that the park is multi level. Spaces are close together with only a narrow area for outdoor use. Spaces are not assigned until you arrive, I don't know if it's possible to call ahead and request - I'd try that next time. Some of the pull thrus are a challenge to level a long rig.
Also, there is no direct river access - steep slope. We were able to walk a fairly short path to the 99w bridge launch spot with our kayak.

Note: this is now a KOA Journey. Same great amenites and service as always. Excellent restaurant. We like the pool and hot showers after being on the road. It's a good place to stop along CA-99.
Cable TV available, we get good antenna reception.
Be aware that the trains run (and sound their horns) near the north end of this park...all night long. Some traffic noise from 99 & Wible Road, tho not bad at night.

On the plus side, this place is apparently under fairly new management and they are making efforts to improve.
The bar and restaurant are nice and food was very good with friendly staff.
Level sites with various length and hookup type options. Back in or pull thru. Rates range from $65 to $85.
We had originally booked a site in the National Forest down the road but it was crazy hot so we relocated to be able to run AC. So we didn't feel like running around looking for another spot. We did get a 10% discount. We were here on weekdays and it was almost deserted. Noise from I-5 not bad, there is a train very close that runs all hours of the day & night.
I think it's overpriced for what you get and compared to the area. The lake here (Doney Creek) is extremely low and you'd have to drive elsewhere to launch even a small boat/kayak.
Bathrooms/showers were old and dirty - I would not want to camp here without being self contained. Pool looked pretty nice and clean. Playground was in good shape, too.