Indian Mary offers many fun outdoor activities as well as a quiet escape from your busy life, but not too far from civilization. Indian Mary is a great place to throw your line in the water and try your chances at catching some Salmon, Steelhead or Trout. You can explore the different variety of trees at the park or sit down with your binoculars and spot some of the area’s most beautiful birds. We also offer picnicking, swimming, bicycle riding, disc golf and a small volleyball area. There is also a large shelter to host family gatherings, weddings, and many more. There is no cell service at this location.

Indian Mary Park

Sweet place on the Rogue River to camp and play disc golf.

Large grassy area with volleyball court, too. Nice playground for the kids.

You can float from Hog Creek to Indian Mary in about an hour, then drive back and float again.

Disc golf!

A hotspot for locals for birthdays and celebrations, our campsite was large and included a fire pit and picnic bench with nearby bathrooms. The river was nice and cool in the warm weather and there are nearby volleyball nets and playground for kids.

Local river fun

Indian Mary is a really nice campground, clean, well maintained, friendly staff, and activities to keep the family busy.  

\*Payment is cash only\*

$35/night for FHU, $30 for PHU, and $25 for a no hookup tent camp site.  Group camp is $75. We did see a yurt, but didn't see a price posted.

Firewood for sale here at $5/bundle, ice is $3/bag, and they have ice cream for sale as well.  They do also provide basketballs, disc golf discs, horseshoes, etc available for checkout for free!

Showers were really nice and new, and clean enough.   I like the set up of each individual shower with a locking door opening to the outside.

Garbage dumpsters available throughout, and there are no recycling bins.

We stayed here in mid May, and there were only a few other campers, and the campground was nice and quiet (other than road noise).  However, if the campground had been full, if we'd had neighbors, I think we'd be uncomfortable with how close the sites are to each other.  There is zero privacy between sites, and closeness to your neighbor almost approaches RV park distances.

The sewer hole is the smallest we've seen, and in the hole there is visible liquid or whatever the last person dumped last.  The park employee said that's how they're set up, and the dumping went fine, though I was nervous of an overflow.  Also the hole is set back pretty far, and we had to back up the RV in order to reach it.

No cell service here, but the cell booster gave us some connection on both the Verizon and ATT phone.