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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The facility, services, and staff were top notch. Very nice place to stay with one exception. You could hear freeway noise all night. 10/18/2020

Stayed here one night with a last minute reservation. The host was very friendly and accommodating. This is a clean, quiet, and family friendly park. Plenty of room for our 35 ft. 5th wheel with 3 slides. Hope to stay here again. 10/18/2020

Very clean and properly run! We enjoyed our stay and will return again! 10/17/2020

Great campground and host 10/16/2020

good location very clean decent price 10/13/2020

It was clean and enjoyable 10/12/2020

We stopped for overnight on our road trip. We would stay again-everyone was friendly and the campground was clean! 10/11/2020

Not alot of stuff for kids to do. No fire grill at site. 10/11/2020

nice and easy to get to, clean grounds and bathrooms, friendly front desk. 10/8/2020

Our stay was amazing. The staff was incredibly helpful in getting us started on our RV camping journey. We are brand new RV owners. A shout out to Jody for the excellent service. 10/8/2020

Nice place, check in was easy and site is exactly what I was expecting. 10/7/2020

Everything was very. Lean and everyone was very polite. The freeway noise was bad... 10/6/2020

Campground is tired looking. Friendly staff.Clean bathroom. 10/5/2020

nice and clean close to the action 10/2/2020

Very small, quiet park. Not a scenic park, but my pull thru site had green grass on both sides, a large shade tree overhead but a weathered picnic table. There is some freeway "white" noise but with my closed acrylic windows I heard nothing. I stayed midweek... 9/30/2020

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