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Siskiyou National Forest Sixmile Campground

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Siskiyou National Forest Sixmile Campground is located near Selma, Oregon, surrounded by forested terrain. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 30°F in winter to 85°F in summer. Nearby attractions include the Oregon Caves National Monument and the Rogue River, offering opportunities for exploration and recreation.

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Location

Siskiyou National Forest Sixmile Campground is located in Oregon

Directions

Off of Highway 199 in the town of Selma is the turn for the Illinois River Road #4301. Take that road approximately 6 miles to the campsites. Just before the Six Mile Day Use Area you will take the spur road to the right to the parking area for the campsites.

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42.2970009 N
123.73000036 W

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Grants Pass KOA

1 hr 1 min away

Sunny Valley Campground

1 hr 5 min away

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48 min from Grants Pass
1 hr 14 min from Medford
2 hrs 59 min from Eugene

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Kayleigh W.

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Reviewed Jul. 23, 2018

favorite

by far my favorite place until they commercialized it. it's still a beautiful spot. must see.

Lisa N.

Scout

Reviewed Mar. 28, 2017

Peaceful

My husband and young children (aged 3,2, and 0) stayed at this campground last year on our way to visit the redwoods for spring break. We started later than planned and needed a place to spend the night and stumbled across this gem. So peaceful. There are a small number of campsite with a pay box. We slept right by a creek and that was the only beautiful sound we could hear. No planes, no cars, no other people. It is the closest I have come to backpacking camping while car camping.

Not going to lie, the complete tranquility somewhat ruined the camping by the redwoods since we were right by a busyish road. There were several people the next day in trucks, but in all I didn't see more than five.

Not really a great place for such young children since the river is quite big and swift, but I a few years, I would love to return here.