Beautiful county park but mainly geared towRd tent camping. The sites are shallow. Nestled into…read morethe redwood trees, its very nice and prices are reasonable.

Love that it's not booked up a year in advance. Quiet for being right off 101. Beautiful grounds,…read moreawesome playground and day use area, friendly and hospitable host. Ability to purchase firewood on site. Met the owner last visit, very nice and accommodating local.

This little campground is a hidden gem!There are 9 campsites plus dry RV sites & 1 large group…read moresite. 4 of these overlook a gorgeous view of the Applegate River. All sites are river accessible. Water fountains available. Handicap friendly. Clean modern restrooms. We bought firewood from the Camp Hosts on premises. Great wknd! Would definitely recommend!

Not too bad of a campground. Nice access to the Applegate River. It was quite at night, bathrooms…read morewere clean. Only complaint I have is there were black widows everywhere. Under the tables and behind the toilets. And my campsite #8 didn't really have a parking spot.

This place is great. I called from town because the wind was blowing me off the road and I wanted…read moreto see if it was as windy at the camp. The owner told me it wasn't, and then gave me very detailed directions there. I could tell he was a character, and he did not disappoint. When I arrived there was no wind, and it's a beautiful spot, flat and very easy access off the road but definitely private. Since I wasn't sure which site to choose he walked the entire park with me, teaching me about the different trees and showing me each site. He spotted a weed and we stopped so he could pull it. He's a treasure. Ps, he built it all himself many years ago, landscaped it and cut all the trails as well! I'd guess him to be near 80.

Very nice campground, and the owners are kind, friendly and very helpful. Lots of trees and shade,…read moreplus the blackberries were delicious! No river or ocean access, but plenty of room and privacy. If you want a clean, spacious, cool, and friendly place to park your RV (or tent), this is the place!

Beautiful park stayed on the river nice folks ! River is beautiful Canadian geese and ducks of some…read morekind the whole time we were there.

Great park that backs up to the Rogue River. Staff was wonderful and easy to work with when we…read morebooked out stay. We found a site and booked it, made a deposit and took paperwork and restaurant suggestions. There was a slight problem with out booking when we got a call asking if we were still coming. We got it settled and had no problems after that. The sites was long enough for our trailer and truck in front. Thanks to Dean who helped direct us in because he got us farther back than I would because of a box in back. He was so kind and helpful!! I would definitely recommend Riverpark RV park and would be happy to return.

What an awesome campground! My family camp for 5 nights here in early August. The cost to camp…read morehere is $16 per night. There are 30 camp sites here and they are maintained. Each campsite comes with a small fire pit, a picnic table, a trash can, a parking space for 2 cars, and a good size camp site. There are water spickets nearby the campsites. There are also flush toilets, automatic water sinks, automatic paper towel dispensers; all of which are well maintained. There are pay showers, if you wish to utilize being clean (50 cents for 4 minutes). Check the web site for all details of the campground. There is also a camp host in case of any emergencies or rowdy campers. Actually, there was one campsite that blared some music past 10pm (noise curfew) for an hour, which I went over there and ask him to turn it down (which he obliged). I will say that many of the campers were more on the strange side (drifters, displaced individuals, and the likes), all which seemed harmless. It seemed that 85% of the campers that were there, all had a dog or two. The Applegate River is about a quarter mile away. My family enjoyed playing in the river twice while we were camping here. Cantrall-Buckley County Park is literally across the street from the campground. And of course, our purpose for camping here was to visit Applegate Christian Fellowship with Pastor Jon Courson (located about 1 mile away). Be aware of speed traps coming into the valley here. There are occasionally police officers stationed along this route.

This was a fair place to stay but was a bit too close to the road. The traffic noise does subside…read moreafter 10pm but never really is totally quiet. The campsites were clean and had green grass surrounded by oak trees. There are some cabins you can stay in if you want as well. I thought they were a little strange with the orange cones in the parking lot to, "Keep people from coming in here and bothering you." as the manager said. We had to move these to drive in and out which was a bit of a hassle. The showers were clean and worked well. Overall a good experience.

First off this is not a KOA the owner is very rude The…read morehighway noise is awful log trucks in the early morning and traffic all day and night Do yourself a favor and pass this place by Go to the Gold Hill KOA it's very nice and well kept and the people are nice & the town of Gold Hill is a nice little town and is close The old reviews on this site are just that old back before Bill the Nasty Little Troll So Travelers Beware this is a good place to Avoid

Business is closed since 2021. Try Ashland Commons Hostel…read more The most affordable accommodation in Ashland. It's exceptionally clean, and safe cozy place to stay.

This "hostel" is more like a Bed and Breakfast! It's in a beautiful old Victorian house! The staff…read moreis small, but friendly, helpful and accommodating. The hostel is very clean and feels very welcoming. We had a 2 person room, which was located on the first floor, near the front door. Our room was cute and comfortable. We had a shared bathroom with another double room. The bathroom was located between the two rooms, and each bedroom had a private entrance to the bathroom from their room. This was pretty nice, but you do have to remember to lock two doors when you used the restroom. The bathroom was clean, and still felt really private. The location is the best part! It is located just a short walk from the theaters and downtown! It's next door to another popular hotel, but I'd rather stay here. Behind the hostel is a residential area with plenty of unrestricted parking. There's also a nice, clean kitchen for use. I think there was some free bread too, but I may be mistaken as I stayed there last spring. One thing to note though is that many, many students and class trips stay here, so the entire hostel could be filled with youth.

Grassy Flat Campground was an ideal roadside stop for me to spend the night before venturing along…read moremy Redwood National and State Parks journey. I highly recommend this campground perfect for those adventurers needing a place to rest their heads on a whim at the spur of the moment. That's how I discovered Grassy Flat Campground. I was driving along my cross country summer road trip and needed a place to crash for the evening. As usual and during so many times along my travels, I opened up the app on my phone called CAMPENDIUM! I also recommend to all those campers and tourists out there who appreciate sleeping among the great outdoors, definitely download Campendium. It's free to use and as long as you have cell phone reception...it'll always list the available campsites within any area in the United States. Campendium was my saving grace from my road trip!! Grassy Flat Campground was so convenient. When I arrived here over the summer, it was basically first come, first served. You don't need reservations. It was about 4pm in the afternoon when I found one of the last remaining campsites still unoccupied. Wow...I was grateful for this because along this area of Highway 199 and around the Redwood Forest section...I found accommodations to be few and far between. Lol, basically, I was grateful I wasn't crashing in my car for the night. And for me...I had just visited Crater Lake and was making my way south from Oregon. Grassy Flat was situated just outside the Hiouchi Visitor Center (about 14 miles away) great for starting my Redwood Parks itinerary. In terms of location, Grassy Flat Campground was ideal! Being just off the road of Highway 199 and not far away from the major town of Crescent City...it felt comforting knowing I was nearby a place to get gas, food and supplies continuing along my trip. Now to describe Grassy Flat Campground...it was scenic...right in the heart of the forest and woods! I felt like I was breathing in nothing but fresh air enjoying nature at it's finest! When pulling into my campsite...it had a fire-pit for barbecuing and a picnic table set beside random trees. I sincerely appreciated relaxing and taking in the authentic camping surroundings. It's simple $10 fee to camp for the night. You have to pay immediately upon choosing a campsite. You can pay by check if you don't have the exact amount of $10. Then just drop it into the safe/drop box. There wasn't a Camp Host on the grounds, but I guess they go by the honor system. They do offer portable toilets. Although the porter potties weren't the cleanest...they were certainly sufficient enough to make it through the night, lol. My one and only deterrent about this Grassy Flat Campground (and it's a small one) was that I didn't have cell phone reception...to sort of play on my phone and entertain myself. But it was still perfectly fine not using my phone as I easily sat back in my lounge chair and enjoyed being in the woods. Ya know, it's times like these when you go back to the basics, that I truly appreciated the simple things in life. So...not having cell phone reception was a blessing in disguise...a chance for me to reset my engine and put into perspective that I was about to witness some of the tallest trees in the world! Overall, I can't recommend Grassy Flat Campground enough. It's a perfect spot to rest for the night, especially for those getting ready to start their Redwood Forest journeys (assuming they're coming from the north and headed south, lol).

Absolutely Loved this place! We went as 4 families and rented the Majestree, Pleasantree and…read moreTreeroom Suites. We used the Treeroom as the base for cooking n gathering as a large group. Obviously when you see the Majestree, everything else pales in comparison, which is their best property onsite, and the Pleasantree looked a bit small n not so spacious but it is what it is. Majestree is so spacious n luxurious. The view here is so gorgeous especially in spring. The staff are so amazing including ziplining staff - ziplining is expensive here compared to other places but the experience was simply amazing with their Big Dipper. One of their key highlights is their amazing spread of breakfast - the best I've ever had at a bed n breakfast. One of their chefs is a young girl Eden who is so skilled and talented and even willingly shared her recipe for lavender cake when I told her how awesome it was. All the staff are really friendly. In fact they kindly agreed to refund 80% of our ziplining fee when one of their coins kids were scared after the practice ziplining abd refused to continue. No one would do that. Some of us did horse riding, and they loved it as well. Would love to return sometime! My husband n I came back here after 13 years and none of our friends were disappointed.

Absolutely not. The room we had couldn't be locked from the outside, so good luck securing your…read morebelongings. The decor is 1980's homeless shelter. There was wiring on the suspended walkways to our room that was exposed to the weather (and protected by a discarded Amazon mailer). None of this was disclosed on their website or the booking confirmation. It was entirely unacceptable, particularly for a price of over $200 for a room that was worse than a Motel 6 (at least their doors lock). We stayed for 20 minutes. I strongly DO NOT recommend.

It's one heck of a drive to get here, but it's so worth it…read more My husband has always wanted to go see the redwoods so I'm glad we were able to cross it off the list finally. It's magical to get to drive through and walkthrough the redwoods as it rained during our time here. I wish there was more I can say, but you're just going to have to plan a trip here and see it for yourself. We would happily plan a second trip back here.

I mean... wow. I went hiking here last weekend, and it honestly took my breath away…read more As a SoCal girl now living in NorCal, I've made it my mission to explore as much as I can around this beautiful state, and Jedediah Smith Redwoods completely stole my heart. These trees are absolutely massive, walking among them feels like stepping into another world. The light, the air, the silence... everything feels calm, ancient, and sacred. The trails are super well maintained, the weather was perfect, and there was plenty of parking even though it was busy. The roads and trails are a bit narrow, but honestly, that just adds to the charm. The river that runs through the park is crystal-clear and peaceful a perfect little spot to stop and take it all in. Standing next to those giant redwoods makes you realize how tiny you are in the best possible way. It's humbling and magical at the same time If you're driving from Eureka toward Crescent City, the entire drive is breathtaking, every curve along the coast looks like a postcard. You'll even pass through Elk Valley, and oh my god, there are actual elks just hanging out by the side of the road! They're so beautiful and so used to seeing people; it felt like nature welcoming you in. If you love hiking, nature, or just want to feel grounded and amazed, this place is a must. California, you really outdid yourself with this one.