Medford / Gold Hill KOA Journey

Doug Mccutcheon

The staff and the community around this place is amazing. We recently had car issues in the area being from Florida had nowhere to go. Booked a few nights here and then had to keep extending it due to the auto shop. They were very kind and understanding. They assisted us where they could. Again I would like to say thank you!

Courtney B

Easy check in, decent wifi and large spots for RVs. Good amenities, horse shoes, nice large dog area and a clean pool. We loved the sunset over the foothills, very beautiful!

Persis Howe

Best KOA I’ve stayed in! Free coffee, staff were lovely and so friendly. However it’s close to the highway, so you’ll want your earplugs.

Christiana Lundeen

The hospitality at Medford KOA is below standards and evident no regard to correct. Our reservations were made five months in advance; however, upon arrival, Medford KOA could not accommodate our staying, placing us in overflow. This should have been the moment we realized our stay would be difficult. We traveled to Oregon for a club soccer tournament and knew our stay would only be present during the night as we would be at soccer fields all day for play. Being placed into overflow directly behind the check-in point is the worst for any guest. We were harassed about everything we did. On day one, after being told where to park and how to park, an older woman sternly advised us that we violated the grass “rule”, by being parked where we’d been originally told to park. Then, informed to move our camping rug outside our trailer because it covered 2 feet of the grass. Day two, after being gone from our site from 6:30am to 6pm (almost 12 hours) we arrived at the site where our 8lbs yorkie-poo jumped out to our son that was standing 3 feet from our truck, only to be yelled at (and I mean yelled at) by an older gentlemen grounds keeper to keep our dog on a leash if not within 6 feet of us. No regard for the situation and never mind we’d be compliant with the rule the entire stay. Day three, no signage about the direction to go for dumping station the same older gentlemen yelled at us for going the wrong way even though he admitted there wasn’t proper signage. As we attempting to dump this same worker accused us of holding everyone up because of being there first but pulling in facing the wrong direction. As we pulled out he proceeded to yell that we were blocking other camper but there we no campers around our truck or trailer attempting to move. In all, as a KOA member and frequent patron of KOA’s this goes down and they worst stay and staff.