Medford / Gold Hill KOA

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Buffered by hills, it's only half a mile from I-5, conveniently located between Medford and Grants Pass.

In the hills of southern Oregon lies this family-oriented and peaceful campground, situated in a rural area less than a mile from the Rogue River and surrounded by farmland. Buffered by hills, it's only half a mile from I-5, conveniently located between Medford and Grants Pass. You're close to Ashland's Shakespeare Festival, Britt Music Festival in historic Jacksonville, Jackson County Fairgrounds and Expo Park, gold panning and year-round fishing, river rafting and jet boating on the Rogue River. The Oregon coast and Crater Lake are easy day trips. Return to shady Tent Sites, Camping Cabins and Pull-Thru RV Sites up to 100 feet long with free Wi-Fi, cable TV and 50-amp service. Kids will keep busy with the pool, playground, horseshoes, basketball court and rec room with video games and pool table. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: Ken and Kathy Ferris.

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50 Max Amp
80' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/15 - 9/15)
Propane ($)
Firewood ($)

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This is the only KOA I've stayed at and I wouldn't go anywhere else. So friendly and helpful there 😊 3/16/2020

- Vicki Munyon on Google

Very clean and quiet Jodie and Jim are the best Park host I have ever met very welcoming and helpful in making sure you're stay is nice and I have stayed in many RV parks in many places best RV park... 3/9/2020

- Cheri Nunnemaker on Google

We have not yet checked in, but wanted to give a shout-out to Jodi. We stopped in once and I’ve called several times looking for a monthly reservation and asked LOTS of questions... 1/20/2020

- GlobeTrotting824708 on Trip Advisor

Nice and quiet. 4/2/2020

Our stay was very short but we woud definitely stay here again. The staff was very helpful and friendly!!!! 4/1/2020

Good clean park. Great pull through slots. 3/30/2020

Very polite front desk person. Tranquil rural area. Family type guests. 3/30/2020

This was definitely one of the better KOA campgrounds. Others we have stayed at are over priced for the same amenities. 3/28/2020

Great efforts to be cognoscenti of the virus situation. One person at a time in the bathrooms was inconvenient but terrific, at the same time. Great site, not too much highway road noise . Thank you for helping us get home! 3/27/2020

The stay jere was good. I ama not fond of the highway noise but everything else is great. 3/25/2020

Enjoyed our stay. Friendly staff. Not too much road noise. We didn’t hear any train noise. Good wifi and cable. 3/23/2020

Just needed to get out of town. Nice park, had a great weekend. Only negative was our pot smoking neighbors on Saturday night!! 3/23/2020

The campground was very clean, quiet and easy access from I-5. Staff was very helpful and friendly. 3/23/2020

Jody and were amazing 3/22/2020

Excellent service for a quick stay overnight. Easy in & out. Will stay again if in the area. Looks like a fun place-in the summer. 3/18/2020

Me and my husband have been coming here every month as it is very clean and quiet... 3/9/2020

Quiet...noticed that there seem to be more long-term residence than regular campers. 3/6/2020

Just stayed for the night on our way to visit family in Washington. Great place. 3/2/2020

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