Emigrant Lake is truly a beautiful location. And, if you have some sort of motorcraft, even more so. I would have given this location a higher rating if it were not for the following: the current hosts, while quite friendly, did not seem to have much of a grasp or concern about this place, perhaps because this was their first time in such a position. It was very frustrating trying to get any assistance from them. During the summer, this place gets VERY crowded, especially with families and lots of kids. If you don't like noise, radios blasting at all hours or screaming kids, this is not the place for you. No cable, no TV at all with the antenna and definitely no wi-fi. This is a terraced location and some of the spots can be a might steep, so be forewarned. Check the sites first. Again, the lake and view is gorgeous (visible from all the sites) and you can't beat the price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New park, trees are small - so not much shade. There was a $6 reservation fee (in addition to the $20/night). There is a waterslide for the kids. It would be a great place to bring a boat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park, but we were there early in the season so not yet fully spruced up. Nicest, cleanest bath/shower rooms of the 7 parks we stayed in during our Olympia-San Diego trip. Rated 8 instead of higher because we were assigned a scruffty site on the fringe of the park when lots of nicer ones, closer to the facilities, were available. We would stay here again when in the area. Highly recommend the Iron Skillet at Talent, Ore for meals out. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is an older campground, lots of full-timers. It was an overnight stop on the way to California, but next trip, would probably stay somewhere else. Recommend big rigs avoid this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The hosts are friendly. There are limited number of full hookup sites, and the ones that have sewer are not located in a great area. It is pretty tight, especially when they have tenters located behind your site. It can become quite noisy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is located about 20 miles east of Ashland but has an Ashland mailing address. It is well worth the drive if you are looking for a quiet, cool and friendly park next to a great fishing and boating lake. I would have given this park a "10" but reserve that for parks with WIFI. You can plug your laptop into a phone connection in the restaurant but the connection is slow. There are boat rentals, a great restaurant with SOFT SERVE ice cream. This park opens about April 15 and closes October 15 of each year. Virtually every spot is in the shade, good for the summer months, but cold during the off season and of course rain drips off the branches onto the trailer. We have camped here early, middle and late season and aways enjoy this resort. Don't count on getting a holiday weekend spot unless you arrive early. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Located on site of Jackson Wellsprings sulphur hot springs. Overgrown grass/weeds, almost all long term trailers/mobile homes not well kept. Nice residents, hippie-like lifestyle. Water hook-ups provide sulphur water. Facilities in very poor condition, not clean. OK if only overnighting, but not for short/long term stay while on vacation. Free admission to hot springs while in RV slot. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.