Cave Junction KOA Journey General Information

If you need to cancel your reservation, please call the campground before the deadlines below to receive a refund of your deposit, less a $20 administrative cancellation fee. Text and email notifications of cancellations will not be accepted.Cancellation Deadlines:

• RV & Tent Sites: You must give 7 days cancellation notice. Call the KOA you made your reservation with by 4 p.m., seven days before your scheduled arrival.
  
• Lodging & Accommodations: You must give 14 days cancellation notice. Call the KOA you made your reservation with by 4 p.m., fourteen days before your scheduled arrival.
  

For guests booking accommodations in California, a full refund will be given for reservations canceled within 24 hours of booking, provided the arrival date is at least 72 hours after the time of booking.Cancellation Details:

• Reservations made after these deadlines require nonrefundable deposits.
  
• Cancellations made after the deadlines will result in forfeiture of the full deposit.
  
• No refunds are given due to the discomforts of nature, including no-shows and early checkouts.
  
• No refunds are given on or after the arrival date.
  
• Refunds will be processed using the original credit/debit card, with no exceptions.
  
• The cancellation policy may be amended during a Regional/National travel disruption.
  
• Holidays and special events may have unique deposit and/or cancellation requirements. Please check with your selected KOA for details.
  

Our General Store is open daily from 9AM-6PM April 1st through October 31st and from 10AM-5PM November 1st through March 31st.  The General Store sells ice, firewood, propane, essential camping and RV supplies, and souvenirs.

Arriving guests may check in for their stay at 2PM.  All guests must check out and vacate their site by 11AM so that we can prepare for new arrivals.

Private restrooms with showers are available to all registered guests.  We have a commercial-grade laundry room available to registered guests, as well.  Our washers and dryers are coin-operated.  Detergent may be purchased in our general store.  Guests will be provided restroom/shower/laundry access code upon check-in.

WiFi is available to all registered guests in our campground at no additional charge.  You will be provided the WiFi domain and password upon check-in.

Campfires are generally allowed in our campground, however mid to late summer bring the potential for fire hazard, and with it some restrictions for campfires.  No matter the time of year, be sure that your campfire is not left unattended.  When you tuck in for the night or leave your site, your campfire should be doused with water to ensure the fire is out.  Using firewood from outside areas could introduce invasive species, so bringing your own firewood is discouraged.  We sell locally sourced firewood at our general store for your convenience.

Visitors are welcome in our campground, but must check-in at the general store and purchase a guest vehicle pass before proceeding into the campground and may only stay for the designated dates.  Visitors may park on the site of the guest they are visiting or in designated parking areas.  There is absolutely no parking in fire lanes, emergency access areas, or in other guests sites.

We know that our pets, dogs in particular, are part of our families and we enjoy taking them with us on adventures – Your dog is welcome in our campground, but we ask that dogs (and all pets) and their families practice good pettiquete (pet ettiquette) and adhere to our campground rules during their stay:

1. Only well-behaved, friendly dogs will be permitted.  If your dog is having a bad day, please keep them away from other guests.
   
2. All dogs must remain on a leash, no longer than 6', at all times within the campground. 
   
3. When your dog is tethered at your site, the tethering leash cannot be longer than 6'.
   
4. Leashes must not be wrapped around our trees as they are young and could get damaged.
   
5. Unattended dogs are not permitted.  If you leave the campground, your pup must go with you.
   
6. Dogs bark for many reasons and a little chatter is okay, but when barking becomes excessive or is disruptive to nearby guests, we ask that you address your pup's needs to quiet the barking.
   
7. When your pup goes potty, please be sure to clean up after them and dispose of the doggie bag in the nearest trash can. 
   
8. Our Kamp K9 dog park is available for pups to stretch their legs, roll around, play, and sniff. Please do not leave your dog unattended in the dog park and be respectful of other dogs and their families using the park.
   
9. If your dog is left unattended, displays aggressive behavior, excessive parking, or improper petiquette, and we have made reasonable attempts to inform you of such behavior, we will ask you to leave the campground for the safety and wellbeing of our guests.
   

Connecting with nature and wildlife. Various types of wildlife big and small may be found on and around this campground. Be alert and give them distance and respect. Keep dogs on a leash and properly store food, trash and cooking supplies. Your safety and the future of wildlife depend on you.

Please be respectful of all guests by keeping noise levels tolerant during your stay by practicing camping etiquette.  Strict quiet hours are between 10PM-8AM.  By 10PM, conversations around campfires must be hushed and motorized vehicles and generators should be turned off.  If you must leave early in the morning, please avoid revving or idling your engine, starting equipment, or using outdoor voices until after 8AM.

Cave Junction is located about 35 to 40 miles east of the Pacific Ocean. The coastal range of hills provides a buffer from ocean storms so that we have a mild climate. Summer temperature will go over 100 degrees for a few days. The nighttime temperature will drop to 55 or 60 degrees, making for comfortable sleeping. Winter will see about 20 degrees as an average low. Rainfall averages 50 to 55 inches, most of which occurs in December and January. June, July and August are usually dry. Since our valley is somewhat isolated from major weather patterns, there are normally no large storms and damaging winds. Snow fall is a few inches on the valley floor. The surrounding hills with elevations over 5000 feet will receive a few feet of snow. The last snow is usually gone from the higher elevations by the middle of June.

Enjoy the journey! The road may feel long, but the memories will last a lifetime!

Welcome to Cave Junction KOA Journey!  We would have never imagined the time and labor it would take to build this RV park, and we are so excited to have you as our guest!  We hope that you make lots of good memories during your stay and that we become a much-anticipated stopping point on future journeys.