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Elderberry Flat Campground provides 11 campsites along the beautiful West Fork of Evans Creek, a tributary to the famous Rogue River. There is a paved road that provides easy access to the campground which is typically open from late May to September. The area offers a variety of recreation activities including camping, biking, hiking, hunting, OHV riding, picnicking, swimming, and wildlife viewing. The campground provides multiple access points to the creek to enjoy the cool water on hot summer days. Granite sand bars, calm water, and gentle sloping access provide family friendly access to the water. Campsites are equipped with picnic tables and grills and there is one pit toilet. There is no fee to use the campground but a 14 day limit is enforced.
Directions From I-5 Exit 48/Rogue River: Head northeast on Depot St – Turn left onto Pine St – Continue onto E Evans Creek Rd – in 6 miles take a slight right onto Covered Bridge Rd – Slight right onto E Evans Creek Rd – in 10.5 miles turn left onto W Fork Evans Creek Rd – travel approximately 9.1 miles and campground will be on the left.Directions From Medford I-5 Exit 30: Follow signs for Airport/Biddle Road – Turn right onto Biddle Rd – in 2.2 miles turn right on Table Rock Rd – in 9.7 miles turn right onto OR-234 E – Turn left onto Meadows Rd – in 8 miles turn left onto E Evans Creek Rd – in 3.6 miles turn right onto W Fork Evans Creek Rd – travel approximately 9.1 miles and the campground will be on the left.
No Fee
Very nice great swim hole kids had so much fun and is very kid friendly
This BLM campground is off the path, and has seen better days, but can still be a nice spot in north Jackson county. The camping spots are a bit overgrown and that's a good and bad thing. You won't see your neighbors, but it also brings the bugs closer to camp. As a free campground, you will need to pack out your trash. This campground also has OHV trails nearby, so you should be prepared for some noise.
Nice wooded campground. Lots of offroad trails for miles of riding. Nice creek side places to picnic and play in the water.
The campground is nice but the clearcut logging in the surrounding area was heartbreaking. There wasn't a single view that wasn't tarnished by large areas completely stripped of vegetation, piles of byproduct and gates everywhere. There is a better way people!
Felt like a nice road trip on my Harley so I went out Table Rock hit Meadows road then over Meadows to East Evans took a left about 2 miles to West Evans Creek then 9 miles up west Evans Creek is this little gem campground is very very well maintained beautiful creek campgrounds are secluded from each other I would highly recommend it I thoroughly enjoyed it for a day trip 👍👊🍒💯😎
