Valley of the Rogue State Park
289 Valley of the Rogue State Park
Gold Hill,
Oregon
97525
Phone: Click to view
Sites: 174
Recent Rate:
$$$$
Longitude: -123.13037
Elevation: 1024' (approx.)
Park Features
- Pull-thru Sites Pull-thru Sites yes
- Pets Allowed Pets Allowed yes
- Big Rig Access Big Rig Access yes
- Tent Camping Tent Camping yes
- 55+ Only 55+ Only no
- Kid Friendly Kid Friendly yes
- Boondocking Boondocking no
- Cabins / Cottages / Yurts Cabins / Cottages / Yurts yes
- Dump Station Dump Station yes
- Group Camping Group Camping ?
- Water Spigot Water Spigot yes
Hookups
- Full Hookup Full Hookup yes
- Electric (30 & 50 AMP) Electric (30 & 50 AMP) Electric (30 & 50 AMP)
- Sewer Sewer yes
- Public Phone Public Phone no
- Water Water yes
- Cable/Sat. TV Hookup Cable/Sat. TV Hookup no
Connectivity
- WiFi WiFi no
- ATT Cellular Provider ATT
- Verizon Cellular Provider Verizon
- Sprint Cellular Provider Sprint
- T-Mobile Cellular Provider T-Mobile
Amenities
- Restrooms Restrooms yes
- Showers Showers yes
- Laundry Facilities Laundry Facilities yes
- Camp Store Camp Store no
- Pet Area Pet Area yes
- Propane Available Propane Available no
- Cafe / Snack Bar Cafe / Snack Bar no
- Clubhouse Clubhouse no
- Firewood Available Firewood Available yes
- Group Kitchen Group Kitchen no
- Horse Camp Horse Camp ?
- Landing Strip Landing Strip no
- Picnic Shelter Picnic Shelter ?
- Restrooms: vault Restrooms: vault no
Recreation
- Pool Access Pool Access no
- Playground Playground ?
- Recreational Trails Recreational Trails yes
- Rec Room Rec Room no
- Casino Casino no
- Fishing Fishing yes
- Beach Beach yes
- Biking Biking yes
- Boating Boating yes
- Golf Golf no
- Gym/Workout Facilities Gym/Workout Facilities no
- Horseshoes Horseshoes no
- Mini-Golf Mini-Golf no
- Outdoor Courts Outdoor Courts no
- Pickleball Pickleball no
- Water Access Water Access yes
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Review Details
Reviews by camping type
- Motorhome - 57
- Travel Trailer - 23
- Fifth Wheel - 19
- Tent Trailer - 4
- Truck Camper - 2
105 Reviews
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Review
Count: 395
States
Visited: 35
Helpful
Reviews: 61
Date of Stay:
November, 2018 -
$35.00
Overall Rating:
Oregon State Parks are consistently above average and this heavily used park is no exception. We made reservations for the Labor Day weekend and are glad we did since the full hookup loop was full. Our paved pull-thru site was long and fairly level and had a table and fire ring. A fair amount of OTA TV channels and a few holes in the trees for portable satellite. Verizon cell/data were strong. Easy access to I-5 but there was little road noise. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- B-17
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Mostly Shady
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Review
Count: 20
States
Visited: 13
Helpful
Reviews: 7
Date of Stay:
September, 2018 -
$35.00
Overall Rating:
Very nice park, exceptional value. Paved roads and sites; area was clean, well kept, and residents were friendly and quiet during our stay. Very good website for reservations (includes by site dimensions and a picture). There is an $8 charge to reserve a site and while it might not be economical for a one night stay, it does guarantee your site. We reserved our site for two days but there were multiple space available options during our stay. It was very dry, so most grass around sites was brown with worn spots. Our site was sloped from front to rear, but we achieved level without issue. Most sites will need some minor leveling adjustments, but none are severe. Trees will affect satellite reception, but we got a clear shot from our site. Lots of nice hiking trails with river views. There is some highway noise but less than I anticipated. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- B23
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Nearby
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Tips for other Campers:
Major retail stores are 13 miles away in Grants Pass. We had a very nice dinner at Wild River Brewing and Pizza Company.
Review
Count: 108
States
Visited: 38
Helpful
Reviews: 23
Date of Stay:
July, 2018 -
$36.00
Overall Rating:
We were planning to boondock in this area, but since the temperatures were approaching 100F, we decided we had better find a place with electric hookups. As a result, we made reservations via the online system just before we arrived, and were happy to find sites available, even though we needed them on the weekend. The sites were good - there are many pull thrus and most of them have long enough straight areas to allow big motorhomes like ours to actually pull thru. The electric and water services were reliable. Verizon service was good; AT&T was marginal; both were good with cellular booster. The park is used by a lot of folks who are relatively local - it appeared to be a good park for those with children - there were activities for kids to do. The only reason I did not give the park 10* was due to the reservation system. As mentioned above, we had to book 2 different sites for our 2 night planned stay. The online reservation system (Reserve America) requires an $8 fee per reservation, and since we could not book 2 nights in the same site, we had to not only move during our stay (understandable because we were late booking), but we also had to pay a total of $16 to book the two one-night stays. Other public campground booking services (e.g. national parks in Canada) will allow users to book a stay "night-by-night" and combine multiple nights in the same park into a single booking fee. On a positive note, we decided to stay an additional night, and the folks at the gatehouse were able to "extend" our stay (even though we again had to change sites) and avoid the additional reservation fee. I think if you are willing to risk a site being unavailable, and just show up, you will not need to pay the additional $8. The site fees were $31 for FHU, $28 for electric+water. The rate that I listed ($36) was the average for our 3 night stay (2 FHU, 1 E+W, reservation fees). We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- D03
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Tips for other Campers:
We did not know this when we came, but if it is *hot* in the central valley (where I-5 runs through Oregon), it is probably cool/cold on the coast. We may have tried heading to the coast for boondocking weather if we had known this! We had come to this area to get some suspension work done at Henderson's Line-Up in Grants Pass. If you have any issues with handling or suspension, brakes, etc., we *highly* recommend Henderson's!
Review
Count: 4
States
Visited: 2
Helpful
Reviews: 0
Date of Stay:
June, 2018 -
$29.00
Overall Rating:
Awesome park with tall pine trees and pretty level sites, just off I-5 but sites next to the river are quiet. Close to attractions. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Site Number
- B20
- Site Surface
- Concrete
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Power Hookups
- 30 Amp, 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- No
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Tips for other Campers:
Close to attractions. Loved Teapot on Wheels diner just across river. Great breakfast with a view of the river.
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Review
Count: 15
States
Visited: 8
Helpful
Reviews: 0
Date of Stay:
June, 2018 -
$31.00
Overall Rating:
This is a forested state park. It is located along highway 5, so there is going to be some noise, but it is not disruptive, even when sitting outside. The highway area is flat so there is very minimal noise from trucks either accelerating or slowing down. The noise didn't bother us at all. This park is clean and well maintained. We stayed in D loop about midway between the river and the highway. Spaces are have easy entry and exit. Utilities are well maintained throughout the park and Rangers and Hosts are diligent in park management. They are also very helpful. We chose this park because we wanted to be out of an RV park and into a more natural environment and were not disappointed. The park was near full and we had no issues with noise or traffic. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Travel Trailer.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Site Number
- D27
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Back in
- Site Space
- Long enough for my travel trailer and tow vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 30 Amp, 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Tips for other Campers:
We mostly hiked within the park. Did a jet boat tour along the Rogue (in Grants Pass). The boat tour was good, but due to the low water the excitement level was moderate. We did see a number of Bald Eagles and other birds. We did the 5 1/2 hour tour and felt it was worth the money. Visited both Gold Hill and Rogue River cities. Small but had some nice spots to wander about. We have a dog and she was welcomed in the park. We stayed here in a 23' travel trailer.
Review
Count: 72
States
Visited: 4
Helpful
Reviews: 23
Date of Stay:
February, 2018 -
$31.00
Overall Rating:
This is a scenic park with big trees and grass. It's very convenient to I-5. In fact, there's a nice rest stop here. It's also along the Rogue River. We stayed one night in February while traveling north on I-5. Loops and sites are paved. They're reasonably well spaced, but you will see your neighbors. We stayed in the D loop. D12 going up to D22 are on the river side. This is the bottom half of the loop. Some of these will give you a river view. D22 where we stayed didn't have an actual view of the river. We'd stay in D22 again or D24. The upper part of the loop is closer to I-5. The E loop is a circle within the bigger D loop. It's hard to say what the actual I-5 noise would be like in nicer weather. We didn't do it this trip but want to come back in the summer and check out their trails. There's a soft surface river trail and a paved segment of the Rogue River Greenway trail. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
Site Details
- Site Number
- D22
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Back in
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Nearby
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
Review
Count: 123
States
Visited: 12
Helpful
Reviews: 15
Date of Stay:
November, 2017 -
$38.00
Overall Rating:
Very nice state park right off the 5. Very clean, well run park. A couple of the loops were closed for the winter, We were on D loop pretty close to the river. Large pull thru sites get take quickly, but for $8.00 you can reserve one. No wiFi/cable or OTA, nice... Great place to stay a week or over night. We will be back! We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- A220
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Quite a bit longer than my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring
- Power Hookups
- 20 Amp, 30 Amp, 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- No
Review
Count: 8
States
Visited: 3
Helpful
Reviews: 1
Date of Stay:
October, 2017 -
$35.00
Overall Rating:
This is a great place to spend the night or a few days to see the area. The rangers are very accommodating, and helpful. The park host are also very nice. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Travel Trailer.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- D-5
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Quite a bit longer than my travel trailer and tow vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 30 Amp, 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- No
Review
Count: 22
States
Visited: 7
Helpful
Reviews: 2
Date of Stay:
September, 2017 -
$30.00
Overall Rating:
We've stayed here several times over the years. It's lovely, even though just off the freeway. Extremely treed, very big and spacious. Lovely walking trails. On the Rogue River. Ready access to Grants Pass and Ashland and wineries. We don't hear the freeway in our travel trailer. We love how chill the place is. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Travel Trailer.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Surface
- Asphalt, Grass
- Site Type
- Back in
- Site Space
- Long enough for my travel trailer and tow vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 30 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Sunny Open, Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Tips for other Campers:
So much. Grants Pass, Ashland, Wineries, and more.
Review
Count: 43
States
Visited: 12
Helpful
Reviews: 2
Date of Stay:
September, 2017 -
$1.00
Overall Rating:
This park is one of the nicest state parks we have ever stayed. I was very impressed with the pull through sites. Very pretty park. Good Verizon signal. No cable or OTA channels. Not sure about satellite. Our site was free because my husband is disabled Vet. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Site Number
- D26
- Site Surface
- Concrete
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring
- Power Hookups
- 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Sunny Open
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- No
Review
Count: 395
States
Visited: 35
Helpful
Reviews: 61
Date of Stay:
September, 2017 -
$29.00
Overall Rating:
Another Oregon State park that delivers a quality product at a reasonable price. Large sites, both back-in and pull-thru are paved and most, but not all, are level. Lots of trees, green grass, and paths to walk. No cable, little OTA, and depending on the site difficult to have a clear shot to the satellites. No WiFi but good Verizon cell/data. Close to Medford and many area attractions. In any other location this park would be a 10, but the interstate noise is significant. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Sun & Foliage
- Mostly Shady
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Review
Count: 15
States
Visited: 2
Helpful
Reviews: 2
Date of Stay:
July, 2017 -
$37.00
Overall Rating:
Very close to I-5, right along the Rogue River. We only stayed for the night on our way back home from California, but I would definitely come back for a longer stay. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Travel Trailer.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- B17
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Quite a bit longer than my travel trailer and tow vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 20 Amp, 30 Amp, 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Spacious
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- No
Tips for other Campers:
Talk a walk along the beautiful Rogue River, right next to the park!
Review
Count: 33
States
Visited: 23
Helpful
Reviews: 8
Date of Stay:
June, 2017 -
$29.00
Overall Rating:
This is a state park that you get to by going through a rest area. It was fairly easy access in and out and provided full hook-ups at a very reasonable price. We used it as a base to visit the Redwood Forrest and Crater Lake, each about an hour and a half away. We had a pull through that was not exactly level but do-able as far as leveling is concerned. We were near the back of the first loop and did not hear any Interstate noise. I am giving it a 7 but is at least a 7.5. We would camp here again if in the area because it is a good value for $29 per night. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Fifth Wheel.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my 5th wheel and truck (I didn't have to disconnect
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 50 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Nearby
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- Yes, Convenient
Review
Count: 239
States
Visited: 13
Helpful
Reviews: 32
Date of Stay:
June, 2017 -
$29.00
Overall Rating:
This is an Oregon State Park, most of them are fabulous. This State Park is very noisy near the I-5 Highway and I think we would not return due to the traffic. some parts of the park are old and roads are bumpy so hard to level. The bike path and hiking path near the river are nice, but there is no access to the river, such as a beach, open area. Lots of Blackberry vines cover the banks and land area. This may be a good thing, as the river is swift and not usable for wading or swimming. Next time we will pick something quieter. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- B2
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Pull through
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 30 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Nearby
- Sun & Foliage
- Mostly Shady
- Tow Vehicle Parking
- No
Tips for other Campers:
Our satellite did not work due to all the trees...
Review
Count: 448
States
Visited: 47
Helpful
Reviews: 121
Date of Stay:
June, 2017 -
$29.00
Overall Rating:
29 full hookup sites $29, 55 water & electric sites $26, 14 tent sites. Bike trails, fishing, bathhouse with showers. Site B19. This park has three miles of shaded green frontage on the scenic Rogue River. The campground has six loops. Laundry facilities in C and F loops, dump station. There are ranger interpretive programs during the summer. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring. Horseshoe pits, volleyball court, fishing, and a boat ramp. The bike trail must just have been repaved because it was excellent. Nice campground and very busy; reservations are advised. River rafting, kayaking and jet boat tours of the Rogue River and Hellgate Canyon are nearby. This is right off Interstate 5, and The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland is within driving distance. If in the area this is a nice place to camp. We camped at Valley of the Rogue State Park in a Motorhome.
- Value
- Clean Restrooms
- Service
- Clean Showers
- Cleanliness
Site Details
- Campsite
- Site Number
- B18
- Site Surface
- Asphalt
- Site Type
- Back in
- Site Space
- Long enough for my motorhome and a towed vehicle
- Campsite Features
- Fire Ring, Picnic Table
- Power Hookups
- 30 Amp
- Sewer Connection
- Yes
Campground Details
- Space Between Lots
- Nearby
- Sun & Foliage
- Some Shade
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Top Tips for this Campground
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Close to attractions. Loved Teapot on Wheels diner just across river. Great breakfast with a view of the river.
fritored • September 2018 -
Major retail stores are 13 miles away in Grants Pass. We had a very nice dinner at Wild River Brewing and Pizza Company.
LeslieGary • September 2018 -
We did not know this when we came, but if it is *hot* in the central valley (where I-5 runs through Oregon), it is probably cool/cold on the coast. We may have tried heading to the coast for boondocking weather if we had known this! We had come to this area to get some suspension work done at Henderson's Line-Up in Grants Pass. If you have any issues with handling or suspension, brakes, etc., we *highly* recommend Henderson's!
pattic777 • August 2018 -
We mostly hiked within the park. Did a jet boat tour along the Rogue (in Grants Pass). The boat tour was good, but due to the low water the excitement level was moderate. We did see a number of Bald Eagles and other birds. We did the 5 1/2 hour tour and felt it was worth the money. Visited both Gold Hill and Rogue River cities. Small but had some nice spots to wander about. We have a dog and she was welcomed in the park. We stayed here in a 23' travel trailer.
travelingjw • June 2018 -
Talk a walk along the beautiful Rogue River, right next to the park!
NotSoPro • June 2018 -
So much. Grants Pass, Ashland, Wineries, and more.
jclifton • March 2018 -
Our satellite did not work due to all the trees...
saturn7 • June 2017 -
Taylor's Sausages and Oregon Caves in Cave Junction. http://taylorsausage.com/ https://www.nps.gov/orca/index.htm
StarlifterFE • September 2016 -
Several activities planned in the park itself. Besides river activities, the city of Grants Pass is close by. Several things to do in the city, including catching a ride on the jetboats down the Rogue River to Hellgate Canyon. Other sidetrip areas close by include Gold Hill, Medford and Ashland (home of the Shakespeare Theatre).
SeenAll50 • August 2016 -
City of Rouge River is close enough to go into for a meal. I drove an hour north to the Wildlife Safari.
juziduck • August 2016 -
Bring sunscreen!
TriumphTim • August 2016 -
Lots of wineries in the area. Check out Aurora Vines in Talent. Jacksonville is a fun town for art and eats. Gary West beef jerky is super. Ashland is artsy without being foo-foo. Be sure to check out Harry & David in Medford.
LMandTinView • July 2016 -
Located midway between Medford and Grants Pass. Many shopping and dining options within 20 miles.
Navy RV Traveler • October 2015 -
Recommend a side trip up the Rogue river highway to the town of Shady Cove.
RognBon • October 2015 -
The Greenway Trail is a paved easy hiking trail that leads into City of Rogue River.
gartail • August 2015 -
Easy bike ride to Rogue River for supplies.
Bev Dean • May 2015 -
There were many ticks in the grass and our dogs brought quite a few back with them into the RV before we started doing dog (and human) inspections outside before coming in.
LifeRebooted • May 2015 -
Do take time to visit Jacksonville if you like historic towns.
BruceandKathyWA • May 2015 -
Walmart Supercenter in Grants Pass is just up the road.
mockturtle • April 2015