jenniferybarra

The campground hit all of our requirements - full hookups, spaces for 80 ft length, easy access, laundry facilities, and quiet. After dry camping for 5 days, it was nice to take a long hot shower without worry of water consumption. The property manager was very friendly, and we paid $40. It was worth it to have full hookups, dump, and refill.

After reading all reviews from multiple websites, I booked Crater Lake RV Park and decided I would trust the 5 stars. We pulled in just after 3 pm and immediately noticed how clean the park was. The staff provided a list of surrounding hikes to waterfalls, Crater Lake, and directions to The Top of the World lookout, where you can see (on a clear day) for miles - it's a fantastic view and a must-see! The park has excellent wi-fi coverage! The outside of the office has a vast display of pamphlets for sightseeing. Inside, the office, it's clean and has books and other items of interest. Menus for the local eateries were handy. Prospect Pizza is a must and only a 0.7-mile drive. The staff drove us to our pull-in spot, where we noticed we had extra room for our Jeep when we unhooked. Across from our site was one of the two paths leading to the Rouge River and lake. Walking on the path surrounded by lush greenery has you thinking you are deep into the forest as you can listen to the rushing water of the Upper Rouge River. The river and lake are easy to access. The park is tranquil, and everyone was friendly to wave hello when walking by. Quiet hours are 10 pm to 8 am; it felt like it was quiet all day, so there was no need to worry about wanting the silence. The park's vicinity made it easy to venture out daily to the surrounding excursions. It was hard to leave when it came time to go back home.