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Park Information:
months in advance by calling 1-800-452-5687
or visiting www.oregonstateparks.org.
If your reservation is for today, call 541-582-3128.
Otherwise, call 1-800-452-5687.
1-800-551-6949
www.oregonstateparks.org
With its three miles of shaded green frontage property
Things to Do
Trail Choices
on the scenic Rogue River, Valley of the Rogue State Park
is a pleasant place for camping, boating, fishing, and
enjoying nature.
Year-Round Camping
Note: Loops A, D and E are open year-round. Remaining loops
open May-September.
•95 full-hookup sites
Camping Rates
Rates for state park campsites are subject to change. You can
get up-to-date information by calling 1-800-551-6949 or
visiting www.oregonstateparks.org.
Valley of the Rogue State Park
I-5 at Exit 45B, 12 miles E of Grants Pass
541-582-3128
Latitude: 42.411111 N
Longitude: -123.148611 W
Yurts!
Enjoy the comforts of a domed tent with structural support,
a wood floor, a lockable wooden door, lights, heat, and beds
with vinyl-covered mattresses. A bunk bed sleeps three, and
a fold-out couch sleeps two. A fire ring, a picnic table, and
paved parking are right outside. Up to two pets (cats and/
or dogs only) are allowed in the pet-friendly facilities for an
additional fee.
Smoking in Oregon State Parks is allowed only in personal vehicles, RVs,
campsites and portions of day use parks along state highways that are
designated as safety rest areas by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
City of
Rogue River
Group camping
Group picnicking
Boat ramp
Gold Country
99
The hills and streams surrounding the Rogue River Valley were
once a rich gold mining region. The state park lies along the
route of the Applegate Trail and the 1857 Oregon gold rush.
An interpretive kiosk with information on this time period is
located in the rest area near the river.
Local museums, historic buildings, and
reconstructed “frontier” towns also tell the
story of the mining era. One of the museums
is in Jacksonville, a former gold mining
boom town just west of Medford. The
abandoned gold-mining town of Golden,
three miles west of Wolf Creek Inn, is
now state park property. A church with an
adjacent cemetery, an original homestead,
and a building once used as a post office
and general store are among the structures still
standing on what is now Golden Townsite
State Heritage Site.
Key
5
Loop F
Canyonville,
Wolf Creek Inn SHS,
Golden Townsite SHS
Ro
gu
eR
Loop A
Loops B-E
Campground
Casey SRS,
Joseph H. Stewart SRA,
Crater Lake
National Park
Valley of the Rogue
State Park
5
.
(Exit 45B)
Park entrance,
campground
registration
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Campsite E7 and A8 is accessible to campers with disabilities.
The park’s central location in the Rogue River Valley
makes it an excellent base from which to explore the area.
Regional attractions include:
•Tou Velle State Recreation Site and Joseph Stewart State
Recreation Area
•Dining and lodging at the historic Wolf Creek Inn
•Crater Lake National Park
•Oregon Caves National Monument
•The Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland
•Britt music festivals and the historic district of Jacksonville
•Jet boat tours of the Rogue River and Hellgate Canyon
d
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ive
camping areas
•Meeting hall
•Flush toilets
and hot showers
•Laundry facilities in C
and F camping loops
•Firewood for sale
(see park host)
RV
• dump station (located
a half a mile past the
registration booth)
A 3½-mile paved, multi-use trail through the park is the
first segment of the new Rogue River Greenway Trail, a
key link in a proposed recreation route connecting Ashland
and Grants Pass. The trail connects the park with the city of
Rogue River.
hR
Universal Access
•Three group tent
Stretch your legs on our River’s Edge Trail, a 1¼-mile
route along the Rogue River. A platform for salmon and
wildlife viewing is open on the trail near our campground
program area.
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No
(23 pull-through)
•55 electrical sites
with water
•14 tent sites
with water nearby
•Eight yurts (four petfriendly)
•Paved parking, picnic table,
and fire ring at all sites
Valley of the Rogue offers many recreational amenities,
including an outdoor amphitheater/stage that hosts Junior
Ranger and other interpretive programs during the summer
as well as fire rings, horseshoe pits, a group picnic area, a
sand volleyball court, three miles of river access for fishing,
and a boat ramp.
63400-8671 (4/15)
Day-us
area e
Valley
of the Rogue
Reserve early! Reserve campsites and yurts one day to nine
Rogue River
Grants Pass
234
Gold
Hill
Tou Velle
State Rec. Site
99
199
N
238
Klamath Falls
5
Exit 45B
Kerby, Cave Junction,
Illinois River Forks State Park,
Oregon Caves National Monument
140
99
Medford
Jacksonville
238
62
Ashland
A Loop
5
Gra
nts
Pa
s s (1
2 mile
s)
Ro
g
ue
R
i
A11
A9
Registration
booth
A12
A13
A B
C
Group camp area
r
ve
A8
(p av
ed )
A7
A15
G
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ue
r
eT
rail
F14(50) F12(86)
A14
Edg
F17
Medf
(15 mord
i l es )
5B
Exit
4
F11(50)
F16
Park (51) (73)
host
A5
A6
F10(80)
A17 A19
A16
A10
er’s
55 electrical sites
F19
F21 (50)
(75)
F18
(81)
A4
F8(52)
Riv
F24(80)
F23
(53)
Park
host
F9(40)
A18
een
wa
yT
ra il
F Loop
F26(52)
(38)
F15 F13
(32) (35)
A2
A3
Ro
g
F27(82)
F25(30)
F51
(48)
F7(32)
Boat launch
45B
F28(50)
F22
(40) F20
F52(37)
A20
A1
5
F6(75)
ad
F29(30)
F30(67)
F53(40)
F4(50)
Exit
F31(65)
A21 Yurt
(53) host
F2(71)
F3
F49 (36)
(38)
F5(62)
F54 F47
(33) (36)
ver R
o
F32(50)
F1(54)
d
F33(79)
F40
(40)
F55
(54)
14 tent sites
6 yurts
ce R
To overflo
parking w
F34(30)
F42
(34)
F50(49)
Registration
booth
nen
F38(37)
F35(45)
F46
(50)
A Loop
inte
F37(57)
F48(79)
Ma
F36(85)
F45
(76)
F43
F39 F41 (74) F44
(47)
(44)
(78)
Rogue R. Greenway Trail
3½ miles from
N River Road to Medford
N Ri
Valley of the Rogue
5
E
Amphitheater
C
D Loop B Loop
’s
River
(
ail
e Tr
g
d
E
Non-flush toilet
Parking (overflow)
Trail head
Electric site
(site length in feet)
A5
Tent site
E12
Yurt
Group camp
Shower
Fire wood
Restroom
River access
Information kiosk
Hiking trail
Bicycle trail
Laundry
Vending machine
D31
(90)
D30(48)
D29(47)
D27(60)
D25(48)
D24(47)
D28
(71)
D3
(100)
E12
E11
D26
7)
(88) E9(3
D23 E8(34)
(76)
D22(45)
D21(48)
D20(78)
D19(52)
D & E Loops
46 full-hookup sites, 2 yurts
All information or fees subject to change without notice. This brochure is available in alternative formats upon request. Call 1-800-551-6949. Oregon Relay for the hearing impaired: dial 711.
D5
(98)
1)
E10(42)
E3(4
E7
(37)
(33
D17(77)
D18
(60)
)
E5(4
D14(89)
D10(54) B25(47)
D12(50)
D13(47)
D16
(45)
D15(47)
River ’s Edg
e
C
14(
B30
44
(80) C13(48 )
)
B29
C12(51
D7 (46)
)
B27
(44)
C
1
1
(4
(64)
8
)
B28
D9 (47)
B2 C10(44)
(44)
B26(53) 3(70) C9(44)
D8
D11
(89)
0)
B31(47)
Trail
B20(70)
B24(46)
B22(49)
Volleyball court
B4(45)
B2
(83)
B33
(85)
B32(50)
D6(38)
)
E4(42 (87)
E6
B34(46)
D2(48)
D4(39)
B6(45)
B5
(70)
B7(46)
B9(46)
0) B8
C3(5
(60)
C4(47)
B10(45)
C5(47) B11
C6(47
(80)
B12(45)
)
)0
B13(47)
(8
14
B
)
(60
4)
• All vehicles must be parked on pavement.
• Bicycles are permitted on the bike path and on park roads, but must be ridden with the
traffic flow. Bicycles are not allowed on restroom paths. Riders younger than 16 must
wear helmets.
• Please adhere to the 15 mph speed limit in the campground.
• Use the RV dump station when dumping a full holding tank.
• Pets must be physically restrained at all times when not confined in a vehicle or tent.
Leashes must be no longer than six feet. All waste must be properly removed.
(See our “Pets in Parks” brochure for details.)
B18
(50)
(site length in feet)
D34
(84)
Park B1 B3(44)
host (51)
B35(47)
C7(4
Meeting hall
Full-hookup site
D1(52) Park host
C8(44)
• Campground quiet hours are between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.
F39
(78)
D33(49)
D32(48)
D35(43) D36(44)
E2(41)
Salmon/wildlife
viewing platform
Pet-friendly facility
)
E1(36
Check-in after 4 p.m.
Check-out by 1 p.m.
Accessible facility
il
1m
)
Overflow
parking
Interpretive host
(49
F Loop
Park host
8)
Disc golf course
C1(
4
Rog
Overflow
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parking
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rail
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(pav
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ed )
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C2
to C
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sur
fac
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i l es
e, s
oft
2½
m
B17
B15(44)
B21 B19 B18
(44) (45) (50)
B16(45)
B & C Loops
49 full-hookup sites