RV Parks in Idleyld Park, Oregon

Idleyld Park is a small unincorporated community in southern Oregon's Douglas County along the North Umpqua River. It hosts 1 RV park for travelers seeking a tranquil base for fishing and hiking. RV Parks USA lists Mountain Country RV Park as the sole camping option here.

What RV park is available in Idleyld Park Oregon?

Mountain Country RV Park operates 30 sites with full hookups including 30 and 50 amp service. Each site measures 40 by 60 feet. The park sits at 1,200 feet elevation on the North Umpqua River.

What are the amenities at the Idleyld Park campground?

Mountain Country RV Park offers free WiFi, laundry facilities for 2 dollars per load, and a propane filling station. The park provides 4 restrooms with showers and a dump station on site.

• 30 full-hookup sites with 30/50 amp
• 2 restroom buildings with showers
• 1 dump station open year-round
• 2 dollar laundry machines

How close is Idleyld Park to nearby Oregon cities?

The town lies 18 miles east of Roseburg, OR along Highway 138. Crater Lake National Park sits 55 miles northeast. Grants Pass, OR lies 65 miles southwest by car.

What fishing and outdoor activities are near the RV park?

The North Umpqua River offers steelhead and rainbow trout fishing from March through October. Hikers access the 4.5 mile Mott Creek Trail within a 5 minute drive. The Umpqua National Forest covers 983,000 acres surrounding the area.

What are the rates and booking details for Mountain Country RV Park?

Seasonal rates start at 35 dollars per night for a pull-through site. Weekly stays cost 195 dollars and monthly rates run 550 dollars. Reservations require a 50 percent deposit for peak season Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Is Idleyld Park a good stop for Pacific Northwest road trips?

The town sits on Highway 138 which connects to Interstate 5 at Roseburg, OR in 20 minutes. Crater Lake Highway passes 3 U.S. Forest Service campgrounds within a 15 mile radius. RV Parks USA lists this city as a quiet alternative to busier Oregon coast towns.