Morrisons Rogue Wilderness Lodge

Went there for one night before a rafting trip. Wonderful location on the Rogue River. The cabins are definitely a couple of notches above "Oregon rustic" and quite comfortable (just make sure you bring the blinds down as bright security lights go on around midnight). Comfortable bed. Well maintained grounds, pool, etc.|The bar is good, and the food in the restaurant was exceptional and unexpectedly refined and delicious - truly a memorable surprise. All in all a very pleasant short stay in anticipation of our rafting trip. Would definitely recommend it.

We love this place! My family and I just had a wonderful night of dinning here. I had the 10 course tasting menu and let me tell you everything was on point and very Scrumdiddlyumptious. The rest of the family had either the salmon or the pork and it took everything they had to keep from licking their plates clean. Even the kids options were super dank. I don't know who this head chef is but I bet he's sexy. Will definitely be dinning here again

We came to Morrison's for a day of guided rafting on the Rogue River and it was amazing. It was a super hot day and the chilly water was welcome. Chris, our guide, was fun and competent, kept us safe but also made sure we enjoyed the rapids. We opted for the full day trip, meeting at the lodge and then driving up river to Indian Mary Park for the put it. It was a pretty leisurely float back to the lodge for lunch, and then back on the river for rapids, swimming, spotting wildlife and a little floating. This river trip is incredible and we highly recommend enjoying this unique adventure.

4 days and 3 nights on the Rogue, doesn't|get any better. Thanks to the fantastic guides we we're lucky enough to take us through. Morrision Rogue river lodge from the minute you get there RAWKS. Food was incredible, dining on the deck overlooking the scenic property and river with some of the best custom drinks I have ever had. ||What is not to love, breakfast lunch and dinner made for you, waking up to running river sounds, being off my phone for 4 days while floating incredible rapids and currents. Highly recommend, do not put it off, Im 65 and was not a problem. |Plus you can kayak the Roque which is so cool and doable. 12 and 13 year olds had no problem with it as well as us 60 year olds. The side hikes we took were fun getting to swim and play in some scenic spot

What a great start to a four-day raft trip on the Rogue River. Nice, private accommodations in cabins and what looked to be small- or tiny-home style newer cabin that we were in with beds in a loft and one master bedroom, small kitchen area and living room - more than enough for us. Just be careful in the loft, overhead space is very limited and the climb is steep. The grounds here are well kept with some interesting pieces - an old fire engine, a pool, lots of lounge chairs and more. But, the pièce de résistance is three course dinner served on their large deck. The dinner was phenomenal - I was skeptical with no beef option (chicken, fish and lamb were the options, but I understand that varies), I usually find lamb too greasy, but it was perfection. Probably the best lamb dish I've