Wow, what an RV park!!! A must-stop if you’re RV’ing in this part of Oregon.
On a scale of 1 to 10, this one might be a 15…no lie!
Seven Feathers is just off of I-15, in Canyonville, Oregon, just south of Medford. The Indian casino is on the east side of the freeway, and the RV park in on the west side (I think?). The RV park is within a forested area, and you can’t really hear the freeway.
The whole development is owned by an Indian tribe…
…and they have spared no expense in the park. (I think Umpqua, in Native American, means “Rich MF’er”.
A watercourse flows through the place, and (signs say) salmon run up the creek to spawn.
There are bridges, wonderful landscaping, nicely designed buildings, an indoor swimming pool…
…and shuttle bus that comes by every 15 minutes to take you and your wallet over to the casino. For free.
If you hate the color green, you’d never want to visit Oregon. Everything grows here…in abundance. Flowers do well, too. Every site in this large park is framed by large rhododendron shrubs. Very pretty.
We’re doing NOTHING today. It’s nice and cool outside, it’s a Sunday, so no one’s calling Charlie, and she’s taking the rare opportunity to read a book.
Tonight we’re going over to the casino to nosh on their $9.99 Chinese extravaganza buffet. (Let’s hope it doesn’t turn into a $109.99 meal. That’s how nice RV parks are built.)
Tomorrow could be an RV repair day. I’ve got a loss of power to my air leveling system and have exhausted my diagnostic skills (essentially, checking fuses). So, if we’re lucky, a mobile RV repair guy will come by and take a look.
If he can’t make it, we will soldier on…living on a slant until we get to the coast.
