Griffin Park Campground

This place was amazing and if you time it right in the shoulder season it's almost completely empty!

Site 5 is what we would highly recommend! Back into it and get level with your blocks (it's sloped a bit but nothing crazy) then enjoy the view of the large grassy area and the Rogue River right from your front door!

In early October the days were still warm enough we could launch our paddle boards right from the campground and enjoy the peace and quiet of this amazing area.

Campground hosts were very accommodating and live there full time in a home on site.

The road in is paved and narrow in a few spots with some lower hanging tree branches that bigger rigs may need to negotiate but for our size this was perfect.

Stayed 3 nights here over the weekend in early august. Very quiet, young families. Camp hosts were very helpful and responsive. Electric was buzzing and they repaired it straight away. We’ll kept lawn with hot showers free for campers. Next to day use fee area and right by the river. Bumper time for blackberry picking. Wish I’d discovered the trail and been able to explore it- only found when getting the kids to sleep in the stroller on the last night. It’s at the end of the road to the right.

We stayed here early / mid-August, 2021 for one night and loved it. We had a great view of the river from our site - had electric (it was hot) and the river was perfect for our Lab to cool off in (me too). Site was long enough so we did not have to un-hook, nice camphost, really clean, nice grass - just a cool campground! Can't remember our cell service - I know we had T-mobile coverage as I was texting with a few people. Would definitely stay here again!

Campsite 5 was the perfect spot for our 27’ Airstream. We had full hookups and an uninstructed view of the river, perfect for opening the back hatch. Also found a pretty trail in the woods across the road for running and lunchtime walks. Nothing exciting but pretty enough. Campground is blissfully quiet. The only downside is our cell booster would not talk with the local AT&T tower. We were able to work with AT&T hotspots on our phones just fine, including video calls but the booster couldn’t connect. Only place we’ve had this problem.

After several other parks were full, I went to Griffin. The host was so kind to let me put my tent in the last site available, which was for RV (35$) Was nice to charge my phone. :)

The next day there was an opening on site 12, a tent site that was quiet and shady and private. Sweet! Each day she or her husband let me know if I could keep staying depending on reservations. They were so kind and the place is clean and well cared for. Right on the Rogue. All three hosts were incredibly kind!! Great place. Went for one night and ended up staying 4!

(Gave site quality 4 stars only because of how basic and dusty.) There is a picnic table at each site and trash and water available.centrally throughout. Firewood for sale for 5 bucks. Fire ring in each. Great place.

Was able to work from my phone the entire stay!

We stayed four nights with the Oregon Airstream group and had a wonderful time. The grounds were very well maintained. Lots of wildlife, e.g. Deer, geese, osprey, fish, etc.

This county park has well maintained showers and restrooms for the RV'ers and campers. It is very quite except for the tour boats that come by two or three times per day.

No wifi, but Verizon works OK and AT&T doesn't work at all. Only a couple air TV channels.

This was an excellent place.