If you ever want to unplug and just get some good family time away from the iPods, iPads, iPhones or whatever else your kids can't seem to unplug them selves from, I'd highly recommend taking a long weekend to Paradise Lodge on the Lower Rogue River. They offer 4 different ways to get there and we chose the jet boat...
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The location of the lodge couldn't be better. We expected rustic, but we didn't expect neglected. It appeared the lodge, deck, and many of the buidlings were in disrepair. No mirror in the bathroom, lights seemingly randomly located in rooms, and the deck was in need of complete replacement (someone actually stepped through a deck board - and we noticed...
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we were on a three night raft trip down the rouge, camping for two nights and the last night at the Paradise Lodge....it is a really special place to spend the night. the main lodge and dinning area was very rustic with lots of old pictures and stuff. seemed all very authentic. the rooms were pretty basic, but after two...
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lodge is only accessible by boat and hiking; no road connections. we got to the historic lodge by hiking from foster bar. there are no signs from the trail to identify the place nor any on the buildings; we had to ask staff where we were. when we got to the room, it was disappointing that there were lots of...
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