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Twin Rivers Vacation Park
Overview
Twin Rivers Vacation Park offers a scenic retreat where the North and South Umpqua Rivers meet. Known for its lush landscaping and spacious layout, this park provides a peaceful environment for travelers exploring Southern Oregon. The facility is well-regarded for its meticulous grounds maintenance and friendly atmosphere, making it a standout choice for those passing through the region or staying for an extended season in the Umpqua Valley.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just off Highway 99 in Roseburg, Oregon, the park sits right on the riverbank, offering guests immediate access to stunning waterfront views. The surrounding area is characterized by rolling hills, dense evergreen forests, and the unique convergence of two major river systems. This strategic location provides a perfect balance between quiet natural seclusion and convenient proximity to the local shops, breweries, and restaurants found in downtown Roseburg.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is thoughtfully designed to accommodate a variety of RV sizes with spacious full hookup sites that include both 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Guests can take advantage of high-quality amenities that ensure a comfortable stay. Key features include:
- Clean restrooms and private showers
- On-site laundry facilities and propane service
- Direct river access for fishing and kayaking
- A fenced dog run and playground area
The paved roads and level pads ensure a stress-free setup for big rigs and smaller trailers alike.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Travelers will find an abundance of activities within a short drive of the park. The famous Wildlife Safari in Winston is a must-see for families, while wine enthusiasts can spend days exploring the numerous boutique tasting rooms throughout the Umpqua Valley Wine Region. The river itself is a primary draw for world-class steelhead fishing and seasonal rafting. For those willing to drive a bit further, the park serves as a convenient northern gateway to the breathtaking scenery of Crater Lake National Park.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent match for nature-loving RVers who prioritize scenic beauty and river access without sacrificing modern infrastructure. It is particularly well-suited for fishing enthusiasts and retirees looking for a quiet, clean, and community-focused environment. Because of its family-friendly amenities and proximity to local attractions, it also serves as a reliable and welcoming home base for families exploring the diverse landscapes and outdoor adventures of Southern Oregon.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Josh Bailey
Campground is very unfriendly to kids, and the camp host is the rudest woman we’ve ever encountered at any campground in our life. They have permanent residents that live there who watch every little thing you do and make complaints about any little thing that happens. They complained about us sitting around the picnic table playing cards at 10:15pm because quiet time is 10:00pm to 6:00am, but it is perfectly fine for the permanent residents dogs to be out barking at 4:30am. This place should be labeled a retirement home not a vacation campground. Very unfortunate and unpleasant experience. Definitely the worst campground we’ve experienced in Oregon and it’s very sad because there’s so much potential for it to be a great place if it just had better management.
ScottLisa O'Leary
Great place to go. Lots of shade, large lots, big are to walk dog, quiet, next to large park, close to the river. Will definitely go back when in Roseburg. We also stayed in another park which cost more and was not 1/2 as nice.
Jesse Powell
We stay here every year for a week long vacation! I has permanent residents, but they all seem to be pretty cool. It is clean and shaded and has a little store with propane. Spaces are not jammed together to tightly and the price is affordable. Overall it is the best deal in the area. It is also located right next to the river and nestles behind some grape fields. My only warning is.....do not leave your garbage out at night! The little skunk friends like to forage, and you really don't want them as visitors. I will be happy when the extra bathrooms are rebuilt. Update....bathrooms have been rebuilt and are glorious!
Dirk Diggler
Nestled next to the mighty North Umpqua River, you can literally walk from your RV a 100 or 200 feet to Salmon Fishing Bliss! Located next to the Giant River Forks Park with a free Boat ramp including a new playground and Splash pad for the kids as well as picnic tables and plenty of gazebos ready to reserve for birthdays and parties. Grills on rolling grass hills is a big bonus. The sites at Twin Rivers include pull thru for big rigs as well as small trailers and full hookups, Wi-Fi, clean showers and laundry facilities. I lived there for 7 months in the long term sites and it was complete heaven to see all the seasons, wildlife and enjoy the quiet blissful solitude. The park is located a convenient 5 miles from the small town of Roseburg (21k) where you can find all the amenities of a large town. Wal-Mart, Sportsman's Warehouse, In n Out Applebees, and Red Robin also Great restaurants and local Breweries are located in Old Downtown including McMenemans pub and brewery station. Overall for the price, value and service exceeds all my expectations . Get your reservations ASAP because sometimes the entire summer is booked in advance.
Trudy Carron
New owners are extremely rude. “I can do anything I want I own the place”. Said while banging on my RV window. Very flip. Couldn’t avoid her so I left. Planned on staying until 4/1, but they just lost $10,000‼️ In 2 months I was asked to move sites 3 times. The staff are wonderful, just poorly behaved owner