Camping near Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

The Bridgeview RV Park is nice, comfortable, clean and quiet. The only exception is that I-5 is right across the river. During the day it's not so bad, but I like playing music to sleep to at night (one of two reasons I didn't rate it five stars). The hosts are great, and the campground is certainly shipshape. Restrooms, showers, laundry, clubhouse and board game area, just all-around nice. Each space has their own sliver of grass; sites are paved and mostly level. The only other reason I didn't rate at five stars is that we are a bit close, but other than seeing the trailers, it's remarkably quiet day and night.

People float and boat by on the river, fishing. The City of Rogue River is a quaint town, small and friendly, and within walking distance of the campground. The picture on the bridge was taken at I walked to town, a five-minute walk to the bridge over the Rogue River.

My family and I have been camping periodically the fairgrounds for a couple of years now.

The grounds used to be well maintained, dump station was free to registered guests, WiFi was decent enough for steaming shows, you were allowed 1 tow vehicle before they started charging, shower access from 8am to 8pm every day and if you needed to make a middle of the night trash run for whatever reason you could.

Now, you have to pay for the dump station no matter what, shower access is limited to if you can get the host to come and unlock them long enough for you to shower (which we have yet to be able to do the last couple times weve been to the park), you have to pay for ALL vehicles and if you have a 5th wheel or any other tow RV you have to keep the tow vehicle WITH the RV the entire stay (and yes you are now charged for the tow vehicle even with a towed RV), the wifi has massive amount of restrictions on it now to the point its basically useless even if you manage to connect to it, most designated fire pits are fire hazards with the amount of growth in them, and recently they have been shutting off the water without notice during high heat days to the point the sheriff's had to come out and talk to the host. Oh, and if you want to file a complaint to the managers in the office for the fairgrounds, it will only cause you issues because they ARE the hosts.

This decline only started when the office managers took over being the hosts. I have no idea why they did since the host before them was an amazing host (and is currently at another campground after they fired her) but they seriously need someone to take over hosting that will actually do the job.

GREAT SPOT. If you are using Apple maps, slow down about 1/2 mile before you are reaching the destination. Pin point takes you past ramp down to bar and it’s a long drive to get turned around. You also will have no cell service ones you turn down the 8 mile road from brookings to get to this spot. I was worried about coming out here bc I didn’t see anyone with reviews around camping here with an RV. As I was approaching you could see this bar was covered in large rigs for the warm weekend. Just go slow and you can easily get a big rig out here. Came on a Saturday afternoon and got a spot right on the water. Huge area with plenty of room for everyone. Site is beautiful and starlink is working great. Reiterating there is no cell service or any type of facilities. Crystal clear river for swimming/floating in. Note this wouldn’t be a place to come if you are looking for a spot to be secluded. It’s a great group camping or stop for passing through for the night. I’d assume it probably stays busy all summer. Really enjoyed my stay here. Felt safe. Would def stay again.