Stay at Secret Camp RV Park and you too will know why the call it Secret Camp.
Located just 3 miles up The Mighty Rogue River from Gold Beach, Oregon.
Try some hiking, or photography in some of the most natural settings in the Pacific Northwest. Try a ride on the Jet Boats, or book a trip on the Mail Boats.
Bring your motor-home, tow your boat or SUV. There is plenty of room to park, and there is plenty of room to turn around. With space left over to spread out your gear.
Covid has affect usage of bathrooms n pool. Extra long pull through sites. 50 amp service is in one area & 30 amp is in another area. Quiet but one can hear interstate traffic when outside. We heard a daily train. One complaint was cloudy, whitish water even after letting it run. We have a filter on waterline which did not help (filter is 6 weeks old). I would recommend this RV park.
nice place...nicely overgrown in all the right places...super clean bathroom....hot showers...short drive into town 3 miles...super great staff...pet friendly. cant think of anything negative..plan longer than you think and call ahead to make arrangements...you will not be disappointed.
What a great place ! so peaceful! and clean . close to the major tourist places . Perfect location for some private and peaceful time .Hot showers and restroom amazingly clean !!! We stayed up the heal in a tent .
Very friendly, cozy little campground, only a few minutes from the 101. The facilities are nice and clean, the hosts are very friendly, and their 8 buck bundle is very generous! The sites are big, yet isolated from the neighbors. Highly recommended!
We stayed here 4 night. As others have mentioned, this campground is relatively small and truly a little gem for those looking to avoid the big sardine-can RV camping experience. Besides the big native firs and oaks, the owner has planted lots of ornamental trees and shrubs throughout, which adds a very homey feel to the place. We had spot #4, which backed up to another small road, but the traffic was relatively light so not too bothersome. Almost the entire space was shaded by the large trees surrounding it. If you want as much quiet as possible, ask to be along the creek side of the campground. There was a nice sturdy picnic table and fire ring at each space. We bought a bundle of wood there for our nightly campfires. There didn't seem to be as many "resident" campers as we had experienced at some of the other parks on our journey, but the two we met were really nice, including Larry and his dog, Chloe, who is the primary groundskeeper. In the center of the campground is a large grassy area with a volleyball net, horseshoe pits and a big bonfire pit surrounded by benches. The restrooms and (free) showers were clean and in good working order. We had no problem with barking dogs as another had mentioned. It was wonderfully quiet in the evenings and through the night. It was very cool watching an opsrey family flying over the campground frequently. Never knew they make such melodic sounds.
