Gorgeous grassy park with sun and shade, benches and a spray area for the kids…read more A large covered area with tables and a water fountain (doggy friendly). Playground equipment is also a plus. Bathrooms make this the a perfect place to enjoy.

Awesome park with a good variety of climbing and slides for a toddler. A good amount of grass with…read morebathrooms nicer than some restaurants I've been to. Even had a heater pumping warm air while you handle your business! Friendly people both times we have been. And thankful our little dude was able to find some kids his age to play with. Great surroundings, playground equipment, and cool people 5 stars for sure!

Situated on a country road with many wineries and we checked a few out. Close to many hiking and…read moremountain biking trails. Just 10 miles from downtown historic Jacksonville. The county park could be so much more - at least for the camping aspect. The day use area is pretty awesome. A few short trails and lots of places to lay down a blanket to sunbathe or take a dip or wade in the river. Tubing and getting wet in the river on a hot sunny day is the thing around here for sure. Good for picnics with barbecue pits and tables. Campground where we spent four nights with our trailer does need a little bit more care and maintenance. Mostly tenters but room for trailers and RV's around 30 foot max. Some tight turns between trees as the road weaves through the camp ground on a dirt road with some big holes. One of the night's or a 4-day stay was a loud and obnoxious party of peeps moving back and forth flashlights on between two campsites - that went on till 4 AM in the morning. How rude! We were a bit concerned about our trailer safety - a few shady and a few routy characters camped and I think the Ranger should have asked them to leave. The Ranger did speak with those disruptive parties a few times. The Ranger patrols in the evening were welcome. Another night music played too loud past midnight. Hello, quiet time is 10 PM! I like to enjoy myself and party too but not at the expense of being loud and disturbing to others after 10 PM. An on site host would help with noise and provide more safety. Most campers left their camp sites during the day for wine tasting, hiking, biking, fishing, and playing on the river. So, it would be nice if a host were there to keep an eye on campers trailers, RV's and tents. There is a host at the day use area making a few passes thru camp in the afternoon. Restroom maintenance needs a little improvement particularly in the Covid crisis, more sanitation and trash pick up frequency. We didn't use the restroom because we had our trailer. More attention to camp site tidiness and picnic tables is recommended. All in all, the campground is nestled in a stand of glorious trees of Madrone, pine and oak. Quite the outdoor experience for sitting in the shade of trees and around a campfire. Did I go in the river? Yes! It was so hot hot hot! Ole Ole Ole! Water cold cold cold! Ole Ole Ol! So so so refreshing! County parks can be hit or miss - in my experience - we get out on the road alot too. Stay with state parks for consistency! While the day use area is awesome, we spent most of our time at the park in the campground why I am giving it a 2-star, close to 3-stars with a possibility upgrading to 4-stars provided my recommendations are implemented. I welcome the park management comments any time. YelpOut!

Great place for summer group events, BBQ's, celebrations. You can set up reservations they have…read moreseveral locations at the park to host several functions at a time. Pretty nice place to check out and very cool people to work with.

I agree with the previous review, Linda is very friendly to all and to the pets, gives out treats…read more very clean and take pride in what they do. very quiet park, can walk down to the river and enjoy seeing the hellsgate boat coming through. if you haven't been on the tour you gotta go well worth it. thanks for everything.

This is the best campsite we had on our recent California/Oregon trip, Winnie, the camp host is…read moresouthern grace and charm personified, I will definitely be back. Also, very fairly priced and right on the Rogue river

As a California girl, I am always amazed at the park system in Oregon. The campsites are always SO…read morebeautiful and well maintained! Grassy sites, clean bathrooms, just beautiful! We only stopped here for day use and access to the Rogue, and this park did not disappoint. Quite a ways off of I-5, you venture through an amazing gorge and come around the bend to see this lovely park! We splashed around in the river next to the boat launch... this is a popular spot to end a rafting trip (!) and enjoyed the trees, shade, and peace. Would absolutely return to camp - what a place!

What a beautiful park. Love everything about it except no cell…read moreService, but some might consider that a blessing in disguise!

Picnic tables. Older playground. View point overlooking the Rogue River. Dock for rafters…read more Restrooms. Nice little shady park. 4 stars for the views. It could use a little upkeeping

Great little BLM trail and recreation site! I'm impressed. Clean bathrooms, nice parking area and…read moreaccessible trail. Great birding location too. Right on Applegate River. Great picnic spot as well.

lake is horrible, plant growth everywhere to the surface. boating almost impossible, this was the…read moreworst boating experience I have ever had. they should close the boat ramps and clean up that mess of a lake. will never waste my time by going there again.

Heading to Washington for 4th of July when we booked Lake Selmac for a 2 night stay... All we can…read moresay is we LOVED it! Motorhome hookups and service was great. Awesome grass area where kids from all camps played soccer and other sports. Very clean park. Store was great where we rented boats and kayaks that the kids loved with making many memories to remember. Vince and Shannon were amazing camp hosts and we loved getting to know them! If you're looking for a quiet but fun place to stay in RV, rent a cabin or sleep in a tent which we also did for a night... this is the place!!!! Hats off to Lake Selmac and Shannon and Vince for welcoming our crazy RV group and taking such good care of us! We will be sure to return!

This small park is located alongside the Rogue River and is next to the Depot Street Bridge. I've…read moreseen some other Veteran's Parks and this one is way better than nearly all. It's well maintained, it has a great view, there is a lovely memorial and there are even picnic tables. Enjoy the river view and maybe do some fishing! [Review 20950 overall - 34 in Oregon - 1935 of 2023.]

The John F. Fleming memorial, is a local memorial dedicated to all veterans of Rogue River, who…read morepaid the ultimate price for our freedoms. A beautiful memorial on a nice maintained green belt right on the Rogue river at exit 48 off of the I-5 in southern central Oregon, by the town of Rogue River, adjacent to the Rogue River Visitors Center on the 99 (Rogue River Hwy) road frontage. There are few picnic tables and a few grills under lots of nice shade trees, against a backdrop of the tree lined water front of the river. Plenty of parking, and handicap accessible, this small park is very peaceful and serene. I walked it several times over our most recent visit. There is also access to the water at several points and a water craft ramp under the bridge that passes over. This memorial park is quite busy with people coming and going throughout the day. This is a great memorial that recognizes all veterans past to present day of the area, and should be treated with a certain reverence while there, as a great tribute to those who sacrificed everything... a 5 star memorial 00268