Paradise Lodge

This was a very nice property. This was my 1st time here and was the 2nd night stop for my four Day Rogue River Drift Boat Fishing Trip. Very nice place where several presidents like Ronald Reagan, George and Laura Bush and Jimmy and Roslyn Carter have visited and stayed. The dinner and breakfast that was served was top notch. Great tasting food with really good service along with a full bar. The rooms were very nice. Large rooms nicely furnished BUT their mattresses need to be replaced in my opinion. Just a suggestion since the rest of this fantastic lodge is awesome.

I’ve been taking groups to this lodge for years and it just keeps getting better. Beautiful setting in an amazing place overlooking the Rogue River. Bill and Heather are great hosts. Food is outstanding. Rooms are beyond nice. I really like working with them. One of my favorite places.

Paradise Lodge was true to it's name. It was a fantastic adventure getting out there and a world class lodge experience. I truly felt the most off grid and in-nature that I ever have, without having to sleep in a tent. The staff was friendly and attentive and I spent my two days there hiking, fishing, and eating incredible food.

I had a very similar experience to what others have said about this being a very unfriendly place to stop if you’re on the river or a thru hiker. I was treated very rudely and they wouldn’t sell me anything other than candy or a drink and then I had to leave. The man was angry that I was there.

We've just came back from 2 very enjoyable days at Paradise Lodge - and that's even during the Covid restrictions. Firstly, the staff. As another reviewer said, they deserve a 10/10 all round, from the manager all the way down. Everyone made us feel welcome, they couldn't do enough for us, nothing was too much trouble (not that we're 'that' needy, just based on the couple of requests we had and their general demeanor). Your enjoyment of the lodge itself and the accommodation is going to depend on your attitude. If you come in expecting this to be like the Waldorf Astoria, you're going to be disappointed at a perceived 'lack of facilities'. If you come in with a sensible attitude realizing where you are, you'll appreciate the lack of cellphone reception or wifi, and won't mind there's