Medford / Gold Hill KOA Journey

"Very nice clean, friendly camp ground, close to hwy but quited down around 9 and did not keep me awake, very pet friendly with 3 different fenced areas and best of all they did not ask or charge extra per pet(have4)"

"We stayed one night getting there around 11pm. There was a packet waiting for us with a map and our site marked on it. They gave us a site right next the bathroom and the staff was very kind and accommodating. Would highly recommend."

"Clean bathrooms, easy pull up. Fire pit, and very nice people. A little noisey close to I-5...maybe a few more conifers would help, but over all a great place to stop. About 55.00 night for small trailer."

"The Gold Hill Oregon KOA is a fine place to stay for an overnight stay, but it's not ideal for a longer stay if you're looking for a more peaceful and secluded camping experience. The sites are close together and there's a lot of traffic coming and going all day long. However, the campground does have a number of amenities, including a pool, bath house, laundry, horse shoes, frisbee golf, and three dog runs. The sites themselves are level and well-maintained, but they're not very private. There's not much space between sites, so you can hear your neighbors talking and laughing. The noise level is also high, especially during the day when people are coming and going. The campground's amenities are nice, but they're also busy. The pool is small and can get crowded, especially on hot days. The bath house is clean and well-maintained, but the showers can be backed up during peak times. The laundry facilities are also clean and well-maintained, but they're expensive. Overall, the Gold Hill Oregon KOA is a good option for an overnight stay, but it's not ideal for a longer stay if you're looking for a more peaceful and secluded camping experience. The sites are close together and there's a lot of traffic coming and going all day long. However, the campground does have a number of amenities, including a pool, bath house, laundry, horse shoes, frisbee golf, and three dog runs. If you're planning to stay at the Gold Hill Oregon KOA for more than one night, I recommend choosing a site that's away from the main road and the pool area. You may also want to consider staying during the week, when the campground is less crowded."

"Wow, this place is beautiful. Next time we will stay longer than a night. It was quiet and staff were nice & friendly. It was clean beautiful greenery. Dog parks full of grass for pups. Bathrooms clan and spacious. And they had alot of cabins for people traveling through with out tents & trailers. We will be back Thank you"