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Rogue Elk (Jackson County Park)
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User Reviews
Kitty
Make sure you have $6 in in exact change. Our dog has Spleen cancer. We took him here to make sure he had some joy in his last days. I wish we had a wagon for a walk. Maybe we will have time before he passes to come back and walk him in a wagon. He enjoyed watching the people go by in kayaks.
Andie Flandro
My friends made reservations to camp there, as they have previously, and what a disappointment! They did not have a portable outhouse, so we had to walk from one side of the campground to the other side...REALLY? The elderly couple was nice, but they didn't do much as the bathrooms were in a state of disrepair. But then they had to shut the water off due to scientific issues. To top it off, a heat warning was in effect; however, it EXPIRED at a certain time, but they would not let us have a fire in the pit. It was just wrong! My friends should get a refund for the errors on the park's part, as they had paid for full service. Thank God I was only visiting, for I was not impressed with the services. Maybe close the campground down and get the area upgraded, ready for actual camping.
Michael P
No dump station for RV's? Nice spot but really close to the highway. Honestly, the county should maintain this park & re-open the RV dump station and the roads are more pot holes than pavement. No water & no dump station but still full price. The camp hosts are extremely kind & gracious, always friendly and helpful. A couple of the sweetest, kindest people I've ever met.
Vanessa Bell
Beautiful and serene, road noise was obnoxious but tolerable. Saw a huge group of people that showed up on the bank of the river next to us, did a baptism and went on their way. Definitely a unique experience!
Herbert Kellogg
Adequate campground *if* you want to be *specifically* along this stretch of the river. It’s more like camping in a park than a campground — and not all spots are created equal; you might be chasing the shade a lot and if your neighbors don’t observe quiet hours (10p-7am), it’s pretty close quarters, so you’ll be hearing them. … Some sites have 20amp (30amp for RVs) electric pedestals and water. … You’ll be hearing road noise day and night and they water the weeds here… I recommend other campgrounds.