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Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests › Siskiyou Mountains Ranger District › Oregon
› Jackson County
› Jacksonville
› Hart-tish Park At Applegate Lake Campground
› Campsite #RV8
Campsite #RV8 at Hart-tish Park At Applegate Lake Campground, OR
$30
Boat Site #RV8
| Drive-In | 4 people |
| 40 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | no signal |
7/14
7/18
Campsite #RV8 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 40ft driveway, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed, Boat Site
Campsite Reviews (6)
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@JohnB661 · Camped on Aug 6, 2021 at Campsite #RV8
I arrived, no boat ramp, no water access. The “rv” camp site was nothing more than a parking space in front of the “store”. Asked for my reservation to be cancelled and refunded by the supposed camp host and they didn’t. Then my refund was refused through recreation.gov. Absolute garbage in my opinion.
@JohnB8383631 · Camped on Aug 6, 2021 at Campsite #RV8
I arrived, no boat ramp, no water access. The “rv” camp site was nothing more than a parking space in front of the “store”. Asked for my reservation to be cancelled and refunded by the supposed camp host and they didn’t. Then my refund was refused through recreation.gov. Absolute garbage in my opinion.
@CherylM3564547 · Camped on May 15, 2021 at Campsite #RV8
Worse ever camping in a hot exhaust fume parking lot no grass, no way to reach the water unless you are prepared to break a bone. No way to fish unless you drive somewhere you can actually reach the water. Extremely noisy from vehicles driving within 10 feet of you all day long..enjoy the exhaust if that's your thing
Managers took it upon themselves to regulate extreme generator hours as explained in prior reviews. There was absolutely NO mention when making reservations. Store was poorly stocked ..Small bag of ice $5. Trail is extremely rocky and shale ridden you really have to watch your step or possibly break your neck on the very steep bank. Not a place for dogs.no grass a lot of dried out weeds..and even our German Shepherd s could not go down steep banks. Definitely will not stay here again. Nothing to do may as well stay in Wal-Mart parking lot.
Managers took it upon themselves to regulate extreme generator hours as explained in prior reviews. There was absolutely NO mention when making reservations. Store was poorly stocked ..Small bag of ice $5. Trail is extremely rocky and shale ridden you really have to watch your step or possibly break your neck on the very steep bank. Not a place for dogs.no grass a lot of dried out weeds..and even our German Shepherd s could not go down steep banks. Definitely will not stay here again. Nothing to do may as well stay in Wal-Mart parking lot.
@CherylM194 · Camped on May 15, 2021 at Campsite #RV8
Worse ever camping in a hot exhaust fume parking lot no grass, no way to reach the water unless you are prepared to break a bone. No way to fish unless you drive somewhere you can actually reach the water. Extremely noisy from vehicles driving within 10 feet of you all day long..enjoy the exhaust if that's your thing
Managers took it upon themselves to regulate extreme generator hours as explained in prior reviews. There was absolutely NO mention when making reservations. Store was poorly stocked ..Small bag of ice $5. Trail is extremely rocky and shale ridden you really have to watch your step or possibly break your neck on the very steep bank. Not a place for dogs.no grass a lot of dried out weeds..and even our German Shepherd s could not go down steep banks. Definitely will not stay here again. Nothing to do may as well stay in Wal-Mart parking lot.
Managers took it upon themselves to regulate extreme generator hours as explained in prior reviews. There was absolutely NO mention when making reservations. Store was poorly stocked ..Small bag of ice $5. Trail is extremely rocky and shale ridden you really have to watch your step or possibly break your neck on the very steep bank. Not a place for dogs.no grass a lot of dried out weeds..and even our German Shepherd s could not go down steep banks. Definitely will not stay here again. Nothing to do may as well stay in Wal-Mart parking lot.
@CaraT110 · Camped on Jul 27, 2020 at Campsite #RV8
Applegate lake hart-tish park
ok.. so here's the down and dirty for RVrs on this place. worst place to stay EVER! we arrived and it was 102'. I called four days ahead of our arrival and asked how far our site was from the water because if it was too far.. we were going someplace else. Glen the manager told me we had a great spot only 10 feet from the water. he said we were right on the shore. so you'll understand my surprise when we arrived and after 10 feet from our site was a 150 foot sheer drop to the water. seriously. only access to the lake was to go around and down the boat ramp or hike back through the tent campsites and down an extremely treacherous decline to an ankle breaking rocky beach. oh..and forget about bringing the pooch. they can't walk on the brutally hot ground and the water is much to far for them to cool off without third degree burns on their feet. ok but my personal favorite is that this is a State Park. the "managers" live in this cute house in the shade with AC running full time, and a lovely grass front yard. see pictures. however.. the paying "guests" who are parked on asphalt with ABSOLUTELY NO shade are only allowed to run generators from 10am-Noon and from 4pm-6pm. heat stroke much.. the reason.. they don't want to disturb "their" peace. cue de gras.. I got to over hear the managers talking trash about the guests. saying too bad if their hot they can leave. well let me tell you.. we saw people show up and drive away each day. so you may ask, if it was so bad, why didn't we leave? excellent question. well theirs ZERO cell coverage.. none.. and we had family driving from Another part of the state to meet us, so we were just plane screwed. Oh and the store has WiFi.. just not for guests. but check out this notice they have posted about gas. it should give you the right feel of the place.
ok.. so here's the down and dirty for RVrs on this place. worst place to stay EVER! we arrived and it was 102'. I called four days ahead of our arrival and asked how far our site was from the water because if it was too far.. we were going someplace else. Glen the manager told me we had a great spot only 10 feet from the water. he said we were right on the shore. so you'll understand my surprise when we arrived and after 10 feet from our site was a 150 foot sheer drop to the water. seriously. only access to the lake was to go around and down the boat ramp or hike back through the tent campsites and down an extremely treacherous decline to an ankle breaking rocky beach. oh..and forget about bringing the pooch. they can't walk on the brutally hot ground and the water is much to far for them to cool off without third degree burns on their feet. ok but my personal favorite is that this is a State Park. the "managers" live in this cute house in the shade with AC running full time, and a lovely grass front yard. see pictures. however.. the paying "guests" who are parked on asphalt with ABSOLUTELY NO shade are only allowed to run generators from 10am-Noon and from 4pm-6pm. heat stroke much.. the reason.. they don't want to disturb "their" peace. cue de gras.. I got to over hear the managers talking trash about the guests. saying too bad if their hot they can leave. well let me tell you.. we saw people show up and drive away each day. so you may ask, if it was so bad, why didn't we leave? excellent question. well theirs ZERO cell coverage.. none.. and we had family driving from Another part of the state to meet us, so we were just plane screwed. Oh and the store has WiFi.. just not for guests. but check out this notice they have posted about gas. it should give you the right feel of the place.
@CaraT4566225 · Camped on Jul 27, 2020 at Campsite #RV8
Applegate lake hart-tish park
ok.. so here's the down and dirty for RVrs on this place. worst place to stay EVER! we arrived and it was 102'. I called four days ahead of our arrival and asked how far our site was from the water because if it was too far.. we were going someplace else. Glen the manager told me we had a great spot only 10 feet from the water. he said we were right on the shore. so you'll understand my surprise when we arrived and after 10 feet from our site was a 150 foot sheer drop to the water. seriously. only access to the lake was to go around and down the boat ramp or hike back through the tent campsites and down an extremely treacherous decline to an ankle breaking rocky beach. oh..and forget about bringing the pooch. they can't walk on the brutally hot ground and the water is much to far for them to cool off without third degree burns on their feet. ok but my personal favorite is that this is a State Park. the "managers" live in this cute house in the shade with AC running full time, and a lovely grass front yard. see pictures. however.. the paying "guests" who are parked on asphalt with ABSOLUTELY NO shade are only allowed to run generators from 10am-Noon and from 4pm-6pm. heat stroke much.. the reason.. they don't want to disturb "their" peace. cue de gras.. I got to over hear the managers talking trash about the guests. saying too bad if their hot they can leave. well let me tell you.. we saw people show up and drive away each day. so you may ask, if it was so bad, why didn't we leave? excellent question. well theirs ZERO cell coverage.. none.. and we had family driving from Another part of the state to meet us, so we were just plane screwed. Oh and the store has WiFi.. just not for guests. but check out this notice they have posted about gas. it should give you the right feel of the place.
ok.. so here's the down and dirty for RVrs on this place. worst place to stay EVER! we arrived and it was 102'. I called four days ahead of our arrival and asked how far our site was from the water because if it was too far.. we were going someplace else. Glen the manager told me we had a great spot only 10 feet from the water. he said we were right on the shore. so you'll understand my surprise when we arrived and after 10 feet from our site was a 150 foot sheer drop to the water. seriously. only access to the lake was to go around and down the boat ramp or hike back through the tent campsites and down an extremely treacherous decline to an ankle breaking rocky beach. oh..and forget about bringing the pooch. they can't walk on the brutally hot ground and the water is much to far for them to cool off without third degree burns on their feet. ok but my personal favorite is that this is a State Park. the "managers" live in this cute house in the shade with AC running full time, and a lovely grass front yard. see pictures. however.. the paying "guests" who are parked on asphalt with ABSOLUTELY NO shade are only allowed to run generators from 10am-Noon and from 4pm-6pm. heat stroke much.. the reason.. they don't want to disturb "their" peace. cue de gras.. I got to over hear the managers talking trash about the guests. saying too bad if their hot they can leave. well let me tell you.. we saw people show up and drive away each day. so you may ask, if it was so bad, why didn't we leave? excellent question. well theirs ZERO cell coverage.. none.. and we had family driving from Another part of the state to meet us, so we were just plane screwed. Oh and the store has WiFi.. just not for guests. but check out this notice they have posted about gas. it should give you the right feel of the place.
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