RV campgrounds around Gold Hill, Oregon offer convenient access to the Rogue River, with most situated within a 20-mile radius of town. Located in Jackson County at 1,121 feet elevation, Gold Hill experiences hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters typical of the Rogue Valley. The camping season extends year-round, though winter brings cooler temperatures and occasional snow at higher elevations.
What to do
River activities: 8 minutes from Riverpark RV Resort, visitors can experience the Rogue River's recreational opportunities. "My family and I stopped here for an overnight stay... There's also a beautiful little river that runs through the property making the spot a beautiful place to stop," shares a visitor at Holiday RV Park.
Local trails: Visit nearby Table Rock mountain for hiking with views of the valley. "Short drive to hike on Table Rock mountain," notes Kevin H. about Southern Oregon RV Park. The area also features the Bear Creek Greenway connecting multiple towns.
Explore covered bridges: Near Sunny Valley Campground you can see historic structures. "The nearby covered bridge is neat to see," mentions one camper who stayed at Sunny Valley Campground, which serves as a convenient base for exploring local heritage sites.
What campers like
Quiet settings: Prospect RV Park provides peaceful campsites away from highway noise. "This was the quietest park I have ever stayed in, by 8:30-9:00 it was silent," notes Thomas B., who appreciated the tranquil environment.
Swimming options: Several parks feature pools for recreation during hot summer months. "The pool was the biggest hit with our team!" reports Stacy C. about Mr. Bigfoot RV Park, a newer facility in Medford.
Dog-friendly amenities: Many campgrounds accommodate pets with dedicated areas. "There's also a nice sized, fenced dog area," mentions a camper about Southern Oregon RV Park, while another visitor at Sunny Valley Campground notes, "There's also a dog park, which my dog loved!"
What you should know
Reservation requirements: Most RV parks in the area require advance booking, especially during summer. "We called hoping for availability and got lucky with their last one. Dani was super helpful over the phone and made booking seamless," shares a camper at Riverpark RV Resort.
Highway noise considerations: Some campgrounds experience traffic sound from nearby roads. "Recommend a spot away from the freeway, but the noise did not bother us too much," advises Louise L. about Southern Oregon RV Park.
Site configurations: Many parks offer a mix of back-in and pull-through sites with varying privacy levels. "We got in around midnight when no staff was on, but they made sure to have a welcome package for us with a direct map to our spot (super helpful). The site is easy to maneuver with all pull through spots to avoid how tricky it is to back up a big rig!" reports a camper at Holiday RV Park.
Tips for camping with families
Recreation options: Look for parks with dedicated play areas and activities. "Safe, family campground with a nice shop, pool, restroom. You can rent a cabin, wagons, or a campground," mentions Andrea M. about Sunny Valley Campground, which offers various accommodation types.
Fishing opportunities: Several parks provide fishing access for all ages. "Fishing lakes, great place to stay, we use it as a pass thru rv park, nice and quite," notes Andy M. about a local campground. Another camper observed, "We noticed that a lot of campers went fishing at the little fishing spot across from our site."
Seasonal considerations: Check for special activities during holidays. "They also have a really fun Halloween setup during that season," mentions Aaron K., who enjoyed the seasonal decorations and events at Sunny Valley Campground.
Tips from RVers
Accessibility features: Some parks offer accommodations for those with mobility needs. "Just did an overnight stay was easy check in paved and easy for my wife to move around in a walker," shares Kevin F. about Southern Oregon RV Park.
Level sites: Most RV campgrounds near Gold Hill provide level parking areas. "Sites are paved and level with grass and fire pits. There is a walking bike trail that goes along Bear Creek to Ashland," reports Dean about Southern Oregon RV Park, making setup easier for all rig sizes.
Access to amenities: RVers appreciate parks with well-maintained facilities. "This park has a beautiful view and access to the Rogue River in Oregon. Not much by way of privacy, but the park is clean and welcoming," notes Pamela H. about Bridgeview RV Park, one of several options along the river.
