Schroeder Park Campground
97527 Grants Pass
the United States
Schroeder Park Campground is a campsite with 53 pitches in Grants Pass, the United States, located in the Oregon region.
You can camp here with a tent. Besides camping you can also rent a cabin.
There are several recreational activities on the campsite, such as a playground.
Dogs are welcome at Schroeder Park Campground. Pitches with a water connection and a sewer connection are available.
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Write a reviewOur accommodation requirements in Grants Pass were fulfilled by this reasonably priced county park ($35 per night + $9 reservation fee). Despite being moderately occupied during a midweek in May, the well-distributed sites ensured comfort. The park, surrounded by trees providing shade, was near the river and the town's facilities. There was some noise from the road on the opposite side of the river. The bathrooms, although old, were functional and clean. The park's host was approachable, helpful, and always around the park for any assistance. If I find myself in the area again, I would definitely consider staying here again. (No issues with access for a 22ft travel trailer)
3 years ago
The spot is pretty quiet and has nice trees and grass. The restrooms and showers are old and need cosmetic work but are functional. Hookups are available. Nice flat spots for RVs
4 years ago
we have some friends who were temporarily Camphost there so we spent the weekend there. The road in and the sites are quite narrow. We have a 40 Monaco and it was a tight squeeze. All of the RV spots are fairly close to each other. Over in the tent camping area there were some people living in their tents and working locally. There seem to be a little bit of an iffy element living in the tent area. campground could use some updating.
4 years ago
We have a 25 foot travel trailer and made a reservation for #16 on the park map it looks fine I checked in and was given directions we could not make the corner by #13 we had to back up avoiding tree stumps and cut through site 12 in order to our site I have no idea how the big motorhomes that are in the lower numbers are ever going to get out Park is shady and quiet
4 years ago
Access for large mobile homes is really difficult in some areas I had to reverse to get around a curve with my 34ft rig. Lots of public noise from the street side due to the boat ramp. Park rangers are quick to respond. Bathrooms and sowers ( two each for the entire camp) are in bad shape. No WiFi Dog park nearby and easy access to river and close to town makes this a preferred place to stay
4 years ago
