Valley Of the Rogue

Tom Simmons

Loved our stay here. Beautiful park. Can't beat the price. Our dogs really enjoyed their walks along the river. The I-5 can be a bit noisy, but we were close to the river so not a problem. The staff here is super layed back and friendly. Definitely will be back!

Elaina Flick

We reserved a Yurt for one night and it was perfect. There is enough beds to comfortably sleep 5 people (two fulls and a twin) and there would be enough room on the floor to bring your own sleeping equipment. There was a light and a space heater that made it very comfortable. The only reason I made this review 4 stars is because of the camp’s proximity to the highway, that resulted in pretty loud highway noises.

William Brown

We loved our week at Valley of the Rogue State Park! Site E8 was perfect—level, spacious, and right along the river. The paved trail that runs directly from the campground into the town of Rogue River was such a highlight—we explored it on e-bikes and loved how charming the town was with its restaurants and shops. Showers were spotless, staff were friendly, and the campground felt well cared for. Between hammock time, smoking meat, salads, and playing with the dogs, this stay was exactly what we needed. We’d happily come back again!

Don Lowe

The most popular Oregon state park by the number of visitors. A lot of visitors seem to be short term stays during the week since it is right off the freeway with easy on and off and close to the Oregon/California border. This park is located right on the Rogue River between Grants Pass and Medford. The sites are spaced apart and offer sun and shade. They're multiple hiking and biking trails as well. This location could also be used as a home base for a trip to Crater Lake and multiple wineries and tasting rooms as well as canoeing or kayaking the Rogue. I would also make a trip for a jet boat ride on Rogue. Numerous small towns around to discover like Jacksonville.

Carl O'Neil

Very nice campground, big spaces, clean bathrooms and showers (showers are free for campers). Great walking and bicycling trails that go into the small towns of Rogue River and Gold Hill. Couple negatives, our site was very dry and buggy and all the picnic tables in the park need to be replaced, they are super old and brittle and give splinters like crazy. Use at your own risk.