Millsite RV Park

We totally enjoy our time at the RV Park.
Trees, grass, creek, birds and a walking trail is very close.
We discovered there were railway tracks nearby, but not utilized a lot and the trains are very short.
Not far off I5 which was nice.
Very homey feeling and the town did a great job with this park. They even want you to sign their guest book with your name and where you're from.

There are lots of things to see in the Umpqua Valley and this is a great place to stay during your visit. The town of Myrtle Creek has interesting restaurants and a good sized grocery store. They were having a brew fest during out stay, which was fun. The city of Roseburg is just a short drive away. It’s the county seat and has a great museum.

The park is right off the freeway but we never heard noise from it in our trailer, but you can hear it when sitting outside. The park is small but the sites are level pull through, with grass and some trees between, full hook ups and good Wi-Fi. Hosts were very nice. There is a paved/gravel path that was perfect for dog walking or you can take it into town to walk around.

Delightful clean campground, friendly hosts. Good WiFi.

Nice quiet place next to softball fields. Walking distance of town. About a dozen level sites with grass between sites & picnic table.

Did not use facilities as site is full hookup.

Only negative is that I cannot stay longer

This is our third stay here, and we love it for a layover when traveling I-5! The setting is nice, green grass and tall trees. Our dog loves watching the giant squirrels that live here! There’s a nice walking trail. The long-time hosts are friendly and helpful. The river is just a short hike away. No complaints.

We didn’t stay but drove through while in the area. Bathrooms were clean. It looked like a fine spot to spend a day or two. Was very quiet and peaceful while we were there.

Good place to stop for the night. Friendly camp host, loved his lawnmower:) He seemed to be mowing everything in site. Clean bathrooms. Shower takes quarters. Full hookups. Not much shade. Watched girls softball while eating dinner at our site, fun! Easy walk to town. A few shops and places to eat. Freeway noise not to bad. Train tracks at edge of park but not used much. We would stay again if just looking for overnight. Definitely not a destination.

Great little RV park/city park. Pulled in after dark to the host giving great directions on how to pull in to the spot #5. Paved, level, quiet, some freeway noise but not much for a Saturday night. Clean, warm shower areas. Great little town, we did our morning walk exploring. Covered bridge near by, mini-mart, restaurants, bakery and more.
Would definitely stay here again.

Small 14 site campground in a town park by a river. Nice people, good hookups, dog friendly. Ice cream cones at the diner nearby.

This place has been great for one or two nIghts as we travel between California and BC. There is lots of grass, big trees, a river nearby. And the hosts, Donny and Jolene, are very kind, efficient, and friendly.
Love the trains (they are very close, but not too frequent), the walk around the park, big shade trees, convenience, and the extremely rare price! $25 is great!

Friendly host, was there to great us as we came in. Showed us to our site. Loved the nice walking path around the park. Close to town, walking distance. Nice big toy for kids to play across the ball field. Cool covered bridge built in 1930. Sites were large and level. Will take a morning walk before we hit the road. Quite sleeping. clean showers too.