The ranch has a toilet, small parking area and drinking water. Volunteers keep the museum open and maintain the ranch from May to October. Tucker Flat Campground has six campsites and is maintained by the Bureau of Land Management. Tucker Flat is right next to Mule Creek and provides rustic, dry camping with toilets, picnic tables, and a trail head to the Wild Rogue Wilderness. There are many small primitive campsites, suitable for hikers, along the trail located near creeks.
Some campsites have a toilet, either at the site or at a nearby river site.
River floaters and hikers will find many large and small primitive campsites along the river. There are at least 40 primitive campsites along the river for trail hikers and river floaters to choose from. See the map or trail log for campsite locations. When you travel in the Wild Rogue River Canyon, plan to carry adequate amounts and types of food, water, clothing, and first aid supplies for your trip. The canyon is considered to be a remote location and it can take several hours to obtain emergency medical assistance.