Crater Lake Resort

A nice small and well run private campground near Crater Lake with 19 RV sites a few cabins. The sites are small (typical for a private campground) but there is a lot of "common area" in the campground so you don't have that cramped feeling that is so common in private campgrounds. There are 6 electric only sites along the main road. At this time of the year (October) the road was not very busy so this was not an issue. In any event, what traffic there is is essentially auto traffic (no trucks) so even the sites along the road are peaceful. The real gems are the 13 full hook up sites that back up to Fox Creek. If you have a rear seating area in your RV, you will definitely appreciate the view. There is a nicely stocked camp store on site which is a good thing because this area is remote and there are not a lot of good food shopping alternatives nearby.

A special note: The wifi at this campground was among the best and most reliable we have encountered. Which is a good thing because cellular data was marginal.

Note, despite the listing on Campendium indicating that they have 50 or so sites, this CG only has 19 RV sites.

Easy access. gravel and grass sites relatively level. not much space between sites/little privacy.
clean bathrooms and showers.
good wifi. makes up for no at&t cell service.
nice little walking trail on site. can use their canoes along the river for free.
community firepit is a nice idea but was too cold last night for anyone to wanna leave their heated rvs.
pretty close to crater lake but not much else.
no big dept stores and only few gas stations so stock up before arriving.
have a nice convenience store that has almost everything youd need.
a few cars driving by at night but not bothersome.
clean campground. workers were nice. would stay here again.

Arrived around dinner time and was greeted warmly by staff at front desk. We were told to take RV site #23 which was at the southern end of the fence along the highway. I was apprehensive about this location, fearing it would be noisy next to the road but traffic noise was essentially nonexistent after dark. On top of that, site #23 has no neighbors to the south (or camp) side. Bonus!!
Wi-Fi was good for YouTube videos, updating maps and weather on iOS devices. AT&T service was ZERO.

We used the shower (note: singular) which was hot and free but didn’t drain well. Other minor complaint: the water spigot at our site leaked significantly - to the point that we opted to simply fill our fresh tank and use our onboard water pump. This was brought to the attention of the manager on duty, she seemed apologetic, took a photo of the leak w/ her smartphone and said she’d report it to the maintenance person.

We would absolutely return to this campground when in the Crater Lake area again. There’s a sweet little walking trail along a gorgeous, clear, and calm little stream. Watch out for the “floating bridge” as it can get your shoes a little wet if you’re not careful when hopping onto it!

This is a great spot to visit Crater Lake National Park from. We found the spots to be a bit tight / short for our large rig, but the accessibility to the actual RV park was pretty good. The people working here were very nice and the park is in great condition. They had group fire pit, grill you could use, and free canoes that you can use on the river that goes through the park. There was a bit of a current in the river so no swimming, but the playground and stuff for the kids was nice as well.

I have to agree with everyone else, it is a beautiful park, staff is very friendly. Even accommodated us when I made the reservation for the wrong dates. It is super close to Crater Lake National Park so very convenient, but their sites are short. We were in site #16, we are 41ft long so we literally stuck out in the middle of the road & they put cones around the front of our coach so nobody would hit it. The creek is beautiful & clear & cold (in October anyway). There is a ton of stuff for kids. They seem to cater more to folks staying in their cabins than RVs, but we would definitely stay here again.
Only dings were the poor Verizon signal & road noise though it does die down after about 2-3 am.

Very small real estate with river front cabins, well stocked general store, full and partial hook ups, and tent camping. Fishing, canoe, pickle ball, dog pick up stations, good WiFi and small hiking trail. 15-20min to crater lake national park. RV sites are very close together but have fire rings and picnic tables. Super busy in summer, but we were only RV in November, and only one cabin besides us in entire resort. No bugs either. Wonderfully friendly hosts, terrific facility, will definitely come back.

This is a privately owned resort that is south of the Crater Lake area. We enjoyed our stay here. The new owners are polite and friendly and working on many improvements. There is some nice amenities including a store, a kitchen that can be rented to prepare meals for a large group, a playground, canoes, a covered bridge and a floating bridge to access the trail on the other side of the creek. There are cottages(which did not appear to be currently open) as well as, log cabins, glamping teepees, full hookup, partial hookup and tent sites. The resort is beautiful and well run with just a few minor repairs that were not yet completed in the women's shower. We were in site 18 which is partial hookup and close to the road. The noise levels at night were not a problem but due to the fact that Crater Lake is not open to yet due to Covid 19 restrictions probably kept the traffic to a bare minimum.The only issue I had with the resort is that they charged us $14 dollars for dog fees on our 2 small dogs. This is the only place that we have stayed that charged that much extra in dog fees with an RV site. I understand that cabins and glamping tents are expensive to repair and dogs can cause significant damage in them which could easily justify a $14 dog fee. Many places will refuse to allow dogs in their buildings for this reason. However there is not much that a dog can damage in an RV site. I am not sure if the fee was $7 dollars per dog or if it would be $14 for even just one dog, but I seriously doubt they have had to do enough repairs on the campsites to justify the fee. Since I will probably always have my dogs with me, I am not likely to stay here again and would not have booked the stay if their website had clearly stated the amount of the dog fee.

Great campground close to Crater lake. Beautiful, well maintained campground. The creek running through is beautiful. Owners are super nice and helpful. Great little camp store with all the essentials. Absolutely would return if we are in the area again. WiFi is available but can be a bit spotty.

This campground is a resort in name only. The Partial hookup sites back directly to the highway. The full hook-up sites are very cramped. even make a KOA Journey look spacious. If you are unhappy with the "resort" tough - 7 day cancel policy. The listing is incorrect there is no dump station. The trail takes maybe 5 minutes. WIFI gave me 900 kb download. Verizon kept dropping calls, forget data. ATT 3g but I was able to work.

This is a clean, neat campground. They had live music the second night we were there and it was great. Lots of kids for our kids to play with. It’s an easy 30 minutes or so to Crater Lake National Park. 30 minutes the other direction gets you to Klamath Falls where there are restaurants.

A couple issues:

There is one one bathhouse and it only has one shower stall. It is very clean though.
The laundry is residential machines so they take forever to dry. They only have two washers and two dryers and one dryer was broken. It also cost 5 dollars to wash and 5 to dry which is crazy high. You have to pay ahead for the laundry and get a key so make sure to do so before the store closes.
The WiFi is terrible and we didn’t have any ATT service.