July 23-25, 2025 - Ashland, Oregon…read more
The Point RV Park has 32 sites with full hookups overlooking the shoreline on the lake's north end. Each site offers water, 50-amp electrical service, sewer, and 14' x 50' pads. The RV Park is for Recreational Vehicles only. There is a locked restroom and 3 showers within the camping area. Look at your reservation confirmation for the code to the bathrooms and showers. There is a camp host on site.
The campsites are arranged diagonally on a slope, providing a sense of space and privacy--you don't feel like you're right on top of your neighbor, even though you are very close. (The pads themselves are level.) There was no trail to the lake from our site, but the empty site next to us had a trail which a few campers were using to access the lake.
This isn't a particularly quiet campground (except in the early morning), as it's located across from two docks, with boats coming and going throughout the day. During our stay, a helicopter was also conducting water release training, adding to the noise.
Also worth noting are the many stickers, burrs, and foxtails throughout the area. If you have a dog, you'll need to be mindful of where they walk. During our stay, temperatures reached into the 90s, making the pavement too hot in the afternoon--and unfortunately, there wasn't anywhere sticker-free to comfortably walk our pup.
A trail runs along the lake and leads to a rocky beach area--it's a nice walk. However, about a quarter mile in, there's a large poison oak bush encroaching on the trail. I didn't recognize it at first and brushed past it, so take care as you go. (Update on July 28--I did get poison oak...damn.)
We brought our kayak, so my husband was up early each morning to go fishing. He caught a couple of fish, so he was very happy with this camping spot.
On our last night, a distant lightning storm over the mountains treated us to a beautiful light show, which was a nice ending to our stay here.
