Mountain Man RV Park

When we arrived on a Sunday morning, we were met by a camp host, as the regular office staff members were at church. The lady was very helpful in getting us a pull-through so we didn't have to disconnect the 5th wheel. She also helped guide my husband to the spot so he could find it easily. We were warned there was low water pressure, but that was not a deal-breaker for our particular one-night stay (and, it didn’t seem too bad to us). Free, but very slow, public WiFi and limited cable hookup were available. The campground is relatively small and the layout is a bit confusing till you get the hang of it, but it's quiet and next to a river and full of pine trees with huge pine cones, so we liked the scenery. It's not terribly far from Grant's Pass (about 29 miles, I think), if you need anything in that direction. We had no issues and no real complaints about our stay, but we were only there overnight during our move. If it hadn't been for all the rainy weather we experienced on our trip, we would've been able to enjoy the quaint outdoors that surrounded us. If you're looking for a quick overnight, or even weekend stay, this might be the place for you, too! - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group

We arrived after dark. It was a bit confusing pulling into the right gate, but the manager came out and helped us back up onto highway and get set straight. The place is not new or resort like. A small mom and pop place. Descent shower. Had we stayed more than just overnight the river would have been fun to explore with the dogs. We didn't see anyone since we left early. Key Locks on shower/restroom was nice since its dark and not much activity along that stretch of road. Our site was a bit uneven but did okay for us. - Review provided by RV Park Recommendations & Reviews Facebook Group