RV rental Valley of the Rogue State Park, OR: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There is only one campground at this state park, but it is home to over 90 RV sites that campers can choose from. Over 20 of these sites are pull-through with concrete pads, so when travelling with an over-sized rental RV be sure to call ahead to ensure a larger spot is available. All RV sites enjoy full hooks for water, in addition to both 30 and 50 amp electricity hookups. There is an on-site dumping station that runs on donations, and firewood can also be purchased at the campground. The sites themselves offer decent privacy thanks to onsite trees, and campsite amenities like flushing toilets and hot showers help make the stay smoother and more enjoyable. There is also laundry machines available for guests to use during their stay, and there are also picnic shelters with grills and seating that are shared by all campers. Two of the campsites are completely ADA compliant and are reserved for those who need them, and these two campsites may be booked ahead of time by phone.

The area surrounding Valley of the Rogue State Park is a lush green landscape that has many mountains in the distance. Valley of the Rogue State Park camping will give you a chance to explore this part of Oregon, and the nearest town to your campsite will be Grants Pass, which is just to the east. This town is home to many restaurants, including a collection of authentic Mexican restaurants, breweries, sushi, pub style, pizza and sandwich places, and more. Grants Pass is also a great place to fill up on gas before heading further along Interstate 5 since there isn’t another large town until you hit Roseburg to the north. Grants Pass is also home to the Schmidt House Museum & Library, which has collections and artifacts dating as far back as 1901. The interior of the house and library have been decorated using time period appropriate designs, and guided tours are offered during the weekdays to show guests throughout the property. The museum is fun for the whole family and includes many interactive exhibits and artifacts to keep everyone entertained. For those who wish to know what life was like for generations past in the area, the Medford Railroad Park is a great destination to check out. This outdoor train museum is filled with plenty of information on local train lines, building techniques, and pictures of the past. There are also many full-size cars kept on the property that guests can explore, and the open-air model railroad is a fun way to learn about trains in general. There are also rides available on a mini train, which can accommodate both adults and children alike.