Trail, falls, and day use area along OR138 (with toilets). You can park at the decent sized…read moretrailhead or across the highway at the day use area that's set on the river. The trail up is through the burn zone on a well-maintained mostly flat path that zig-zags to the falls. While not one of the more spectacular falls you'll encounter on this road, it's accessible to most anyone.

In A Nutshell: -The…read moreSusan Creek Campground is a cool place to check out b/c of the background is spectacular. -The Tioga Bridge is also located here & if you walk across it & look down at the North Umpqua River, you'll instantly feel refreshed & at peace. -Southern Oregon in general is such an awesome place to visit during the summer months, the weather is much like California. Overall, this is a nice place to check out, I bet the camping rocks.

I love camping at rising River. They are so nice and courteous and made us feel so welcomed. My…read morebrother got married in the clubhouse. They set it up very well. Everything went perfect. We even invited the staff definitely worth coming to.

Rising River is a nice RV park that is along side the Umpqua River. The park office is just when…read moreyou pull in and the staff is friendly and helpful. There are long pull through sites and some sites back up to the river. Everywhere seems fairly well maintained with no mud holes like some places. This is a nice place to stay. The website shows the prices and you can call for availability.

July 25-July 29, 2025 - Roseburg, OR…read more This park has a lovely, park-like feel that I really enjoy. I did notice more long-term rentals this time, which takes away a little from the atmosphere. I also walked the short river trail--it used to be more accessible, and unfortunately, there was some junk piled up that was unsightly. Even so, I still like the location and appreciate the short-term sites.

Twin Rivers is an interesting RV Park. It is out near the Twin Rivers Park where there is a large…read moreplayground, fishing and boat launch. It would be great to have that nearby. We saw it in winter so there were puddles and mud but it is a nice park. It's definitely a place you should check out if you're interested in fishing at the local park.

Bogus Creek Launch is a semi-improved, official put-in and pull-out stop along the North Umpqua…read moreriver. It's the end to Segment 3 (Gravel Bin to Bogus) and the beginning of Segment 4 (Bogus to Susan), where the next launch spot is. There's a campground conveniently located across the street not far away. The improvements here mainly consist of a pullout, bathrooms, a sign mapping the float sections and times, as well as significant rapids. This is not a drive-down launch - anything you want to launch must be ported down to the river via a dirt trail. As with most (if not all) launches on this river. There's at least one picnic table, although I wouldn't count this amongst the most scenic spots to have lunch. It's more for utility's sake. We stopped here on our quick tour of the river. It was a dry year, with much lower-than-average water levels, so floating wasn't even an option, even by late June. This didn't stop us from heading down to the river and wading in. A nice break when road-tripping through the area. There's a shallow shelf of bedrock that runs out into the river, providing a perfect launch platform. It's also a pretty mellow section of river. There aren't really many ideal fishing spots here, however. I'm definitely coming back to float this river some day.

This is a little too rustic. The trail to the hot springs is steep and not well maintained. The…read morepools are gritty and shallow. Went once and that's enough.

This place was worth everything! We recommend coming early when they open so you get a pool. We got…read morethere at 8 and most were full but luckily they

Super friendly and welcoming staff, very well maintained property, campsites were level and clean,…read moreeasy to back into, restrooms were immaculate. Would definitely stay again!

We stayed at The Last Resort in the Umpqua Valley with our friends--two families with four kids…read moretotal--and while the campground itself was tidy and the showers were nice and hot, our experience was seriously soured by the behavior of the staff. Shortly after we arrived, they yelled at our 1.5 and 4.5-year-old kids for touching the sprinkler system. Instead of a polite heads-up, it was immediate hostility. Later, they got snarky with us for being about 10 minutes past checkout--even though no one was waiting for our site, and we were clearly in the process of leaving. It wasn't just a reminder; it was rude and unnecessary. We had to directly ask them not to speak to us so nastily. Between the two families, all of us felt uncomfortable and unwelcome. There are just too many beautiful and friendly places to stay in this region to deal with that kind of treatment. The only reason I'd recommend this place is if you absolutely need a hot shower and can't find one elsewhere. Otherwise, steer clear.

I've been living here for 5 years, and I couldn't be happier. The park is consistently…read morewell-maintained, and you can see the pride the management takes in keeping it that way. There are two laundry rooms, as well as clean and convenient showers and bathrooms. The manager, Josh, and the maintenance manager, Casey, do an outstanding job of making residents feel welcome. They add a personal touch to their interactions with everyone who calls this park home, which really sets this place apart. Thorough background checks ensure a safe and friendly community, and even the overnight guests seem to leave with smiles on their faces based on what I've observed. For visitors, I highly recommend requesting spaces 1, 2, or 3. These spacious pull-through spots are perfect for larger rigs and are conveniently located closer to the boat ramp and beaches. As I always suggest, ask Josh for tips on the best fishing spots on the river. He's a great resource for finding hot spots for steelhead, salmon, and bass.

This place is beautiful, with a lot of awesome long term renters. Love the accesses to the river,…read moreand the affordability of the space. I was surprised to learn the freeway isn't as loud as you would expecting being so close to it. I am disappointed in a couple of things that keep coming up: The showers and bathrooms are not very clean. They seem to get a light cleaning regularly, but not a deep scrub, and the smell of mold/mildew is persistent. ***Owners took off door stops to showers residents used to he8lp air them out, and now it's almost impossible to breath in the showers because the mold/mildew smell is so strong. There is a huge issue with garbage-there isn't enough dumpsters or they don't get picked up often enough, so there is always garbage outside of the dumpster until the host comes and jumps on it to make it compact down enough to fit (OSHA hazard!!) Water is a huge issue in this park, between the owners being upset with how much we use in our spaces to the sprinklers not watering grass but the road we drive in to the fact that drinking the tap water actually gives me heartburn! I am so excited to see this place continue to improve, from what I understand this place used to have a lot of problems but honestly those are the only issues I see! The host did try hard to be on top of all the details, and was always open to hearing what's going on in the park. ***There is no longer any host to the park because of "Covid-19 restrictions" being imposed on businesses. It's all faceless and online to book a stay, and there is an email posted and message phone for contacting the owners for any issues.

Realistically the drive is 40 minutes off of I-5 or about an hour from the coast. This place is a…read morevacation destination for RV travelers who want swimming, tubing, and boat access to a river. A big plus is that the park is family-run by a husband/wife team who are very accommodating. They charge by the number of guests visiting but that covers the water, electricity that you will be using while there so I think that is fair. They offer clean restrooms and showers and a small laundry room (bring your quarters - $1.75 to wash/$2 to dry), plus a dog park, covered picnic pavilion, BBQ, and sink for cleaning fish. There is daily ice delivery for a small fee and the owner delivered a free cool treat to the kids (with parent's permission) one hot Saturday afternoon. It truly felt like we were in a rustic resort. The RV sites are lined up somewhat close to each other but offer enough room and privacy to make it comfortable. The park is very quiet and you will find it silent at night. You will not find tent camping here, nor will you find long-term RV tenants. The grounds are clean and rustic but well kept. We met many nice families, many who are locals who visit this park to get away from their coastal towns. The river access is by rocky boat ramp, though a rustic dirt path that lead down to the river, or by another boat ramp that was unpaved. The river had shallow rocks to sit on and sunbathe or wade out around and was deeper in the center. Small kids could play, find tadpoles, fish, swim, or kayak safely near the shore. We also noticed a few adults fishing too. It was fun playing on the river and the owners have a few tubes and kayaks to use but I recommend you bring your own river "toys" to guarantee you have what you need for your enjoyment. Also there are no close-by stores, so pack up all the food and supplies that you need for your trip and prepare to be off the grid for your visit. There is no camp store or café on site. Spotty cell reception only allowed us to receive and send a few texts. As others have said, do not expect Wi-Fi or cable here. Overall, two nights were not enough as we had such a good time on the river. If it wasn't so far away from home, we would definitely make this a regular summer destination.

My wife is a hotel person, so staying at a place that does not give you a mint on your pillow is…read morenot my usual review. We rented the cabin as relatives stayed in the RV park and had the best time which was aided by the owner, who was super helpful. The cabin is isolated from the rv's in an open field next to some shady trees. It features four twin beds (2 up in a loft). There is a couple of chairs, shelfs, a heater, a usb port for mild charging, a swing on the porch a gas bbq and a firepit with some wood and kindling. They thoughtfully provide a few odds and ends such as lighter fluid, briquets and bug spray (that was not needed). It's clean and functional and perfect for a weekend of roughing it, without sleeping on the ground. The owner called it a tent when we booked it, which is not the case. I'm sure he was setting our expectations so not to expect a standard motel accommodation. It was plenty warm at night and all the windows captured the breeze in the day. Also, bring your own pillows and sleeping bags. The only negative is the bathroom which is an outhouse across the field. The normal bathrooms with showers are about a 3 minute walk into the RV park. They are very clean and the hot water just keeps coming! This is where there is a laundry room (don't forget to bring quarters) and a great fish cleaning sink. Once again, they provided some helpful stuff here. The RV spots are pull through with a picnic table and a full hookups overlooking the river. This proximity cannot be understated as it is beautiful. It is quiet as well, great place to get your fish gear together and watch the running water. There is no separation between the spots, so friendly conversations with your neighbor is a sure bet. There is a lighted common picnic area and shade cover with a bbq provided as well as a corn-hole pitch game. We are planning on coming back next year with a large group and using this as a gathering place. Plenty of safe areas for kids to swim as well as great fishing. Our group caught a load of fish the first day from canoes. I think there is some equipment you can rent here. There is a small boat launch and ample parking for day guest. Our large group cannot say enough good things about the hands-on owner of the resort. He comes by occasionally to check that all is well. He provided river whistles (a requirement when tubing in Oregon) and a couple of life jackets as we ran short. We understand the prior owner was more laid back and some of the camp got run down. That is not the case now, as everything was in great shape. By the way, cell services is really spotty here, so don't plan on being connected to your social media. Just enjoy the river.

My wife and I have had great experiences at county parks and this one under scored that. In a…read moreSunday and Monday night in September there was only one other camper in the lower loop. Our spot by the Umpqua River was peaceful and a lovely view. Our van has solar so no hookups or noisy generator needed. A 27 hole disc golf course, rated 8th in the USA. Terrific cycling in the area. Did a very nice 63 mile loop into and out of Roseburg, then back on the north bank road. You do need to bring everything with you. The whistler bend store 4 miles away had limited supplies. Otherwise it's 16 miles into Roseburg. The only bummer was the showers ( which are free by the way) were only working at the upper camp area as they're doing maintenance on the ones at the lower camp.

Nice place with full hookups. Surrounded by the river, mountains and heards of deer. No cell…read moreservice but Internet is accessible if you can get the password from the host. Each site is very different from each other so do your research whether upper or lower fits your needs. Sites can differ greatly with bathrooms, showers, bbq grill rings, hookups, etc. Great place for golf disc enthusiasts. Course is ranked very high in terms of course quality/layout. Yurts are also available to rent. Came here and we were the only ones here which was amazing, not sure I'd stay here if it was at full capacity and packed with people. Lots of amenities and activities to do close by. Depending on your needs, site 44 is the best location here in my opinion! Camp host was nice and courteous.