Took a multi day rafting trip and camped on the river.....it was very beautiful, peaceful, saw wildlife.....the water was not too cold so we were able to swim without getting numb....definitely recommend doing if you have never been.

We drove along it for a long time. Very pretty and wild. The road next to it demands constant attention but the views are worth it. We will fish or do a jet boat in the next few days.

Rating 9 of 10 The trip was great 👍 I definitely want to do it again the only thing I didn't like was I didn't know how to pack for it and was a bit underprepared, other than that the trip was awesome.

One of the best rivers in S. OR to take a raft or tube & float down. Depending on the speed of the water you can float 2hrs to 8 hrs. Great fun & relaxing. Bring lunch & pullout for a bit. Small oats help...More

We have rafted from the dam to Shady cove in rental rafts many times - It's always a fun trip if it is 90 degrees or hotter. We love the trip on weekdays to avoid crowds. Lucky us - we have friends with extra inflatable...More

So much to do from fishing, swimming or just floating down the Rogue. Now that they took out the Savage Rapids damn above Grants Pass the river has returned to a river not a pool or lake. Nice B&B's all along the river from Medford...More

We had an excellent time on the jet boat rides! Our driver made the experience educational and fun! Definitely a worthwhile experience.

We had our first adventure with white water rafting, and it was a blast! Our guide, Thorn, was wonderful. He was very knowledgeable about not only rafting, but also local history. We felt completely safe with his directions and guidance. We took the half day...More

Staying right on the river. It is beautiful. I love watching the water. We stayed in a campground right on the river -- Riverpark RV resort. Great family place.

There are many ways to enjoy the river - jet boats, fishings, scenic drives, hiking, you name it. There is a great drive along the river to Crater Lake and also Hwy 99 skirts the river out of Grants Pass. One of my all time...More