This park would be a 10 except: All the surrounding grounds are nothing but stickers and thistles of some sort. The sewer gas is really overwhelming starting about 11am. Too bad, because everything else is so good. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice little hillside park on the lake. Water was down in October but still enough to boat, canoe, etc. About 3-4 miles from Ashland on Rte 66 to park entrance. Another 1 1/2 miles over some fairly sharp curves to RV park. Tent camping is across valley from RV park. Didn't have/need reservations in Oct. but park stayed about 70% full. Would probably need reservations during summer. Don't recommend taking RV over mountains to Klamath Falls by Rte 66 or Dead Indian Highway. Very steep and crooked. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great views, clean park. No permanent stays. We will be going back yearly due to the parks sites are spacious and have wonderful views. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We loved this park. We saw no earwigs. Has great views and good sites. Sites are laid out to give views of the lake. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nightly rate includes $1 nightly dog fee & $8 admin fee. This is a great campground with full lake views. You can view Osprey diving for fish and Canada Geese floating by. Very clean & quiet but not a lot of shade although we didn't need it with the crappy weather we had in early June. No cable TV or wi-fi so the Aircard really came in handy and worked fine. Ashland is not dog friendly, but Emigrant Lake is thank goodness. We were here for 9 nights, and I would come back again, but disappointed that there were no recycling bins. Ashland is so 'green' so we assumed a nearby campground would be too. Also, the closest laundry facilities are in downtown Ashland. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a lovely site and I wish I could give it a higher score but we ran into one irritating problem - earwigs! We left our camp chairs and firmly-closed Rubbermaid containers outside and in the morning they were full of hundreds of earwigs (our neighbor had them in his closed tackle box). We ended up unpacking and cleaning out the boxes multiple times and even days later, another earwig would appear. Maybe we were just camping there at the wrong time of year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There is a tent area which is wooded - no hookups but a dump station, and an "RV Park" which has small trees. The views are gorgeous! We were here during the week late spring so didn't experience boat noise. This is a great stop-over park along I-5. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.

The staff/owners were very friendly and helpful. We stayed twice in one week. The first night, we got there early and they let us check in early. The owner went and trimmed a tree for us because we are nearly 13' 6". As one reviewer said, there are some long-term residents here, but we did not find them unfriendly. In fact, during our first stay, someone in a site next to us was having difficulty with their trailer jack. One of the long-term residents helped to fix the problem and get the trailer hitched to the pickup. The creek behind us was wonderful. It helped to relax us and help us to sleep after a long day of driving. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for two weeks while we looked for a home to buy as we are moving to Ashland. The price was $31 per night. Friends recommended the campground as they stayed here during the Shakespeare Festival. This appears to be an older park and would be a very clean if not for a few irresponsible dog owners. It's very quiet. Sites are dirt and when it rains you have mud to deal with. The roads are narrow and one permanent resident’s auto blocked our path. He moved but only after waiting 10 long minutes: a little irritating. Some residents complained about voltage spikes (we asked after reading some reviews) but we were fine. The site hook-up equipment was old and could use some TLC. This looks like an older park that has gone past its “hay-day.” My wife found some poison oak near the creek so be careful. Staff was not overly friendly but got the job done. Verizon data service works well along with Cable TV but the Wi-Fi was poor or inconsistent. If internet is important, get a space close to the office. There are a few permanent sites that could use some serious clean up. Not sure if I would go back or recommend to other RVers as it needs some TLC. Problem is there are not many good campgrounds, in my opinion, close to Medford/Talent/Ashland. With this said, overnight would be okay but would second-think a long term stay. My wife feels a 1 is justified but I feel a 3 is appropriate given the needed TLC. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This would be a very clean park were it not for a few irresponsible dog owners. It's very quiet. Sites are dirt, with a wide variation in size, shade, level, and condition. I measured as high as 131 volts at the 30 amp outlet. Roads are asphalt or dirt, medium width, in good condition. Staff are friendly. Verizon data service works well. Cable TV is Charter. The rate includes tax and AAA discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We almost missed staying at this very special place due to some of the other reviews. That would have been a shame as we just loved this park. The owners could not have been more helpful. We had planned on staying just a few nights and ended up staying over a week. We even made reservations for next year and I can't wait to go back. Many sites are right on the creek and we just loved listening to that during the day and falling asleep to it each evening. This is a very relaxing, casual environment. It is a rustic setting but clean. Bathrooms and grounds are clean. It is true there are a few permanent sites that could use some clean up. On the other hand one of the permanent residents has a lovely flower and vegetable garden. He even gave me a yellow rose and squash from his garden and was very friendly. The campground is quiet and in a very pretty rural setting yet is only six miles from Ashland. Sites closer to the office have the best internet. We loved Ashland. We walked in Lithia Park, went for bike rides around Ashland. We had a fantastic dinner at Alex's Restaurant. We sat outside. The crabcakes were the best we have ever eaten; chicken piccata was delicous with mashed potatoes and vegetables. All parks have pluses and minuses. To us, Glenyan has many pluses. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rather rustic. Our pull through was a little narrow for today's rigs. We had only Electric (30A) and Water in the pull through. Some of the back ins were FHU. The faucet had a broken handle. It had been that way a long time. Staff was pleasant. Verizon service was good. Not sure if I would go back, it needs some TLC. Rate includes discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Pleasantly surprised! Just minutes from Ashland. Easy access pulling 38' 5th wheel. Large shade trees with the sound of Neil Creek all thru the park. A few permanent sites. The facilities are dated, but nicely maintained with fresh paint and very clean. The pool looked nice, but it was too cold to swim while we were there. Paved roads with crushed granite sites. It rained while we stayed and very little dirt tracked inside. Pet friendly. Lots of birds to watch and hear. Will definitely stay again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a pleasant stay in a charming older park where each site is named. Ours backed up to a rushing creek, the sounds of which made for a good rest. Residents out number transients here and there are a good number of tenting sites. Some may call it "hippie-dippy" but we felt completely welcome and everything seemed well maintained. We'll definitely return here with tenting friends for a week of Shakespeare fest events. We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is true that this campground looks out of date. However, the lady at the office is sympathetic. The restrooms are old but clean and the swimming pool seems OK. If you travel in a small RV, ask for site 18 or 19. The road nearby is quiet at night, and these particular sites are wide and surrounded by high shrubs of wild roses and berries so it is two very private sites with hard sand ground. Real campsites as it used to be before the invention of big rigs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If this were $20 a night it might be barely acceptable. At $32 it is a rip off as it is badly in need of paint, gravel, and cleaning. It is full of trashy trailers, dead cars and rusting unused trailers. The road is paved but the sites are plain dirt. It is too bad because the setting is beautiful, nestled in Oak tress on a creek. At one time it must have been one of KOA's flagship parks. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not worth it. Keep on going and stay in Phoenix. Glenyan was dusty and dirty and run down. Full of shabby semi-permanents. Lots of barking dogs and the proximity of the road (noisier than a freeway) made this a real drag. The pool was covered during a heat wave and looked to have been covered for months. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I agree with the previous reviewers. First and last time we stay here. I did not feel safe walking our dog after dark! Almost forgot: no hot water in the shower! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The web site makes the park seem nice. I was unpleasantly surprised when we arrived. There are lots of long term residents and some sites are very trashy. All of the sites are dirt and the small amount of grass is mostly dead. The only plus is that it is only a short distance from Ashland. We definitely won't stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed at Glenyan Campground for the last five years because of its proximity to downtown Ashland. The facilities are adequate. We thought the owners were going to upgrade the park, but it seems that each year there are more permanent residents and some sites are very, very shabby with wash hanging on lines outside and junk piled around the sites. There are lots of tent sites and less than a handful of sites suited for motorhomes over 35 feet. None of the sites we have stayed in had asphalt, concrete or grass. They were all dry, dusty dirt. With over 60 sites, it is pretty quiet. The owners are friendly and helpful if needed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Don't always depend on the TL ratings. We drove 3 1/2 miles each way from the freeway and when we got there at 3:30PM the office was closed and it said register and then find a site. We drove through and weren't impressed with any of it. Narrow roads with overhanging trees, messy spaces, and a lot of junky permanents. I have stayed in places with worse ratings and were nicer places. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is the cleanest park in Ashland. It is wonderful to find a clean, heated bathroom and shower house. The owners were not very friendly towards us however. Rarely would the husband smile and he stopped us at the entrance to the park when we returned in our car. It made us feel unwelcome. The park itself was beautiful, nice creek, and allows dogs. Lots of long term renters so we did not get a good spot. Only long term renters get full hook ups. Overnight stayers do not have sewer. That was inconvenient. The trailer parked next to us had its tank overflow. I bet this happens often in these spots. 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.

We chose this RV park because it was the closest to the Ashland Shakespeare Festival. Older park, with paved but narrow roads. Sites were tight and close together. 50 sites but only 9 pull-thru and only 11 with sewer, but they do have a sewer dump. Staff was friendly, and it appears the new owners (2004) are making some improvements. Clean restrooms and showers. Cable TV and wireless internet included in fee. Very quiet park with stream running through in. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is not an RV park. It is a run down, full on friendly hippie commune. Weeds, dirt, vile, stinky, sulfur-water with 90% permanents in ratty rusted trailers, and nasty bathrooms are what's here at the park. However, the Wellsprings is semi-separate from the park, and it's pretty good. They have a huge colder springs pool and a huge hot springs pool. It's a great place to to take the toad to and soak your aching bones. Highly recommended! Due note: still more hippie vibe than not. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The atmosphere in this camp ground is very hippie and kind. The access to a Sauna is also included when camping here! We were able to pick up a weak wifi signal at our spot. The water is the worst aspect of this resort. It is a sulfur spring water that STINKS like rotten eggs. You do not want to use this water in your RV. The smell lingers. Aside from the smell, it also leaves an oily/slimmy residue on your hands. Someone who works at the park knocked on our door two hours prior to check out, hassling us about where we were going next. This was a negative for me because I like my privacy. Lastly, let me describe the bathrooms. The main lodge has a larger bathroom/shower and sauna that is descent. (They only clean it once a week, Monday afternoon). This main lodge is only open 9am-10pm. It is an attraction the park has, so many people may be paying to use the sauna as well. The second bath house which is particularly for the RV Park is COLD, and not clean. I wish they would heat this building, because there is no way I could shower in there. It must have been 40 degrees in the cement building. Over-all, it is a friendly park, with nice people, but it has a run down, too laid-back feeling at times. No good water. Fine for overnight. Safe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.