Hart-tish Day Use

3 reviews

Upper Applegate Rd, Jacksonville, OR 97530, USA
+1 541-899-3800
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Hart-tish Day Use Introduce

Hart-tish Day Use is a charming destination nestled in the natural beauty of Upper Applegate Rd, Jacksonville, OR 97530. This day use facility offers a perfect blend of outdoor activities and relaxation, making it ideal for visitors seeking adventure or simply looking to unwind in nature.

Whether you're planning a quick stop or an extended stay, Hart-tish Day Use provides ample amenities for your needs. The park features RV camping areas with tight spaces but stunning views of the lake, making it a unique spot for campers. Additionally, the facility offers boat launch access, adding to its appeal for water enthusiasts.

Our visitors have shared their experiences, highlighting the beauty and convenience of this location. Many appreciate the scenic surroundings and the proximity to trails and attractions. However, some have noted challenges with the one-way road layout and limited parking during peak times, which can be inconvenient for larger vehicles.

Despite these minor inconveniences, Hart-tish Day Use remains a popular choice for those looking to explore the great outdoors. We welcome you to experience the natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere that makes this park a hidden gem in Jacksonville, OR.

Details

Highlights
Picnics

Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Activities
Hiking

Amenities
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites

Children
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes

Parking
On-site parking

Pets
Dogs allowed

Location

Oregon Jackson County Jacksonville Upper Applegate Road

Customer Reviews

4.0

3 reviews

Carl Strohmeyer

May 31, 2024

Beautiful area! We camped in the RV area, which was tighter than most RV parks, but the views behind us of the lake helped make up for this. We did have a tour bus park in the RV spot next to us for a few hours in the late afternoon on our 3rd day there, which unloaded a lot of people right into our campsite, which was a bit disconcerting, but they were not there long. My biggest complaint, though, is how the road is one way through the parking lot and boat launch, yet the RV parking sites are laid out the opposite way forcing Trucks with RV trailers to make a nearly impossible U turn when the parking is full. I have to really question the genius who did this!!

Denise Blansett

Mar 11, 2019

The gate is locked most of the year so there is very little parking for the nearby trails

Hayden Bachtell

Jun 04, 2024