TouVelle State Recreation Site, State recreation site along Rogue River in Oregon, United States

TouVelle State Recreation Site is a recreation area along the Rogue River with fishing spots, swimming areas, and hiking paths near Table Rocks. The grounds feature a boat ramp, multiple picnic areas with cooking facilities, and three campsites equipped with water and electrical connections.

The park covers 51 acres where Table Rock Road crosses the Rogue River, 9 miles north of Medford in Jackson County. It is administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, and a daily user fee or annual permit is required to enter.

The park is named after the TouVelle family, early settlers in the Rogue River valley. Today it is a day-use site where visitors fish, swim and launch boats at the ramp on the lower end of an easily navigated stretch of the Rogue. Birders walk the adjacent Denman Wildlife Area.

The park sits where Table Rock Road crosses the Rogue River, 9 miles (14 km) north of Medford, and a daily user fee or annual permit is required. The boat ramp lies at the lower end of an easily navigated stretch of the river. Hiking continues into the adjacent Denman Wildlife Area.

The adjacent Denman Wildlife Refuge shelters many bird species that can be observed from the nearby banks. During certain seasons, salmon and steelhead migrate through the waters, offering rare chances to watch these migrations firsthand.