Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Jacksonville, Oregon

Located in Smith River, California, Howonquet (Xaa-wan'-k'wvt) Village and Resort offers 36 30/50 amp electric RV sites located within steps of the Pristine Smith River and the Pacific Ocean. This is a quiet park with visitors from all around the country! Bring your kayak and paddle board over to the Tolowa Dunes State Park. Boat launch is free to all resort guests. Visitors have access to restrooms and showers onsite, community fire pits, horseshoes, corn hole, disc golf range, clubhouse, pool and ping pong table along with laundry facilities. Whether its for a short and or long term stay, we hope to see you soon!

Cypress Hills RV Campground is located directly off of the Wild Rivers Coast Highway 101 in serene Langlois, Oregon. This quiet setting offers pull-through RV sites with full-service hookups and excellent amenities to ensure an enjoyable stay. Onsite they have provided heated showers and restrooms, a laundry facility, and Wi-Fi. The park is only 2.5 miles from the beautiful Pacific Ocean for great windsurfing, hiking, and incredible ocean views. Book your stay on the stunning Oregon Coast today!

Located in the heart of the Redwood Forest with spectacular views, beaches, and outdoor recreation is Kamp Klamath RV Park & Campground. Stay by RV or tent and camp along the beautiful Klamath River. The park's location offers hiking trails right from camp and is less than a half-mile to Klamath Beach. Enjoy onsite activities with badminton court, kid's playground, fishing, and more. The park is located within short drives of all the beautiful offerings of the Redwood National Park and State Parks. Take a day trip and be surrounded by the remarkable giants of the forest. Get ready for a vacation of a lifetime in Klamath, CA!

Under new management, Paradise Point RV Village is a small and quiet RV park located in the beautiful Port Orford, Oregon. All visitors are within close proximity of both the lake and beach! We host full amenities, including free Wifi and full 30/50 amp hookups! Short and long term visitors are welcomed! Can't wait to host you all!     

Mystic Forest RV Park is a good old-fashion campground in the Northern California established in 1977. We are in the coastal redwood area and minutes away from both Redwood National and State Parks. In addition to the 30 RV sites, we have 14 tent sites and 3 cabins. The campground is equipped with showers and restrooms, a dog-run, a playground, a mini golf and a half mile trail around the park.  By car, we are located less than 2 minutes away from Tree of Mystery. In the store we have a cafe where you can get espresso coffee/latte/cappuccino (everyday) and pastries on some days. Guests can only stay 14 consecutive days at our park.

Located in the High Cascades of Central Oregon between Crater lake and Bend, Oregon in the town of Crescent Lake, we are within minutes of Pacific Crest Trail and the Willamette Pass Ski Area. The Inn has spacious rooms, accommodating from 1 to 6 people. Our rooms are furnished with satellite TV, including HBO & Showtime, VCR’s, telephones, kitchenettes complete with utensils and most have wood burning fireplaces.

Here at Umpqua's Last Resort we offer a variety of way to stay. You can pitch a tent in one of the lovely, shaded tent sites. You can pack up the toy hauler and bring the family on an RV adventure. You could want a romantic weekend away and rent one of our Cabins. We are a family friendly and pet friendly establishment. There is always a Park Host in the campground, so help and answers to questions are never faw away. Each staff member lives here, so we can offer some insights that brochures and info websites can't offer. We are so much more then a campground, we are an experience. We offer guide services for both hiking and biking. the North Umpqua Trail is at our door step and is some of the best mountain biking on the west coast! There are Waterfalls and swimming holes, not to mention the North Umpqua River is right across the street. We look forward to your visit, and as we like to say "Come as Guests, Leave as Friends"