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Crater Lake National Park, Oregon Campgrounds
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7.3 Good
Mazama Village (NPS Campground)
Munson Valley Rd Crater Lake National Park, Oregon 97503 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 214 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 7 8 9 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Aramark managed place. The registration is so busy they don't emphasize things like quiet hours. I've stayed in plenty of campgrounds and I've never had so many crying babies too young to camp, car alarms and guys yapping at midnight around a campfire. I had terrible sleep. Toilets didn't have lights. Showers were dirty. The store runs out of basics. - Jenna S
As others have mentioned, the sites range from short to very long. Although the reservation was for an 'RV site', there was no hookups or other RV amenities. The site was very long but the trees and boulders make it hard to get in the half-circle pull through site. The boulders require a spotter because they are big enough to cause damage but impossible to see from inside a truck or RV. Also, the pull through sites on the left position the door on the wrong side of the site (fire ring, table) and require adjusting so the door isn't blocked by a tree. There are showers in the F loop bathroom and at the main office. - tsparky
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Mazama Village (NPS Campground) »We pulled in after dark due to spending time exploring caves at Lava Beds National Monument. There is a large building complex for Registration, but it was unattended when we got in. Instructions directed us to call on a special phone, but there was no answer. After another 10 minutes looking around for anyone or a sign we might have missed, we saw lights and figures moving in the building. This time the phone was answered, and we were given a code to the little locker containing our campground site number and map. The sites are in a heavily treed area, and can require a bit of maneuvering to ensure room for the slides. There were quite a few mosquitoes, so bring bug spray. The park was clean and well maintained. I recommend the boat tour for anyone who can climb the Cleetwood Cove trail 700 feet down, then back up again. Visiting Crater Lake is a unique and beautiful experience. Aside from the check-in issue, we had no trouble. Our neighbors in the next campsite gave us part of a watermelon after they had eaten what they wanted. We ate some, and passed it on to the folks on the other side of us. This is why we like camping. We would stay there again. - RobinM
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Digit Point Campground USFS 11.95 miles NE
National Forest Development Road 9772 Crescent, Oregon 97733 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 64 |
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Corral Springs Campground USFS 12.64 miles NE
NF-9774 Chemult, Oregon 97731 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 6 |
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7.7 Good
Diamond Lake RV Park 14.65 miles NW
3500 Diamond Lake Loop Diamond Lake, Oregon 97731 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 110 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 5 8 8 9 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Warning: Don't go there during the off season. ***Ask if the main loop is closed first.*** A nice campground that we didn't enjoy. We'd been here about 20 years ago and I had very fond memories of the beautiful spot we'd had amidst the tall trees. So, I reserved 4 nights. Big mistake on my part. As the main loop was closed, we were give an ugly spot devoid of any trees. Dead center on a flat (but not level) central lot with new neighbors every day. Did I mention no trees? Here we are in the Umpqua forest and we have about as many trees near us as we would in Walmart parking lot. In the evening, we walked around looking at all the lovely spots we *could* have been in. Any nice memories I had were quickly dashed. We won't be returning. Ever. Let my mistake be your warning! WiFi: None AT&T: None Verizon: Decent. - ThereTheyGo
Back in site. Staff helpful getting us backed in. Front to back slope. One set of rear tires was off the ground. Very nice 'forest' setting. No WIFI, no cell service. Nearest cell service is 18 miles away. No grocery stores. Very close to Crater lake Nat'l. Park. - JandCandBri
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Diamond Lake RV Park »Very quiet, wonderfully relaxing. Welcomed, escorted to spot and guided through parking. Cell Service for AT&T is non-existence. We would come here again. - BetseyH
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7.2 Good
Diamond Lake Campground USFS 14.98 miles NW
Forest Road 4795 (Diamond Lake Loop) Diamond Lake, Oregon 97731 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 238 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 7 9 6 10 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The Good: beautiful setting - heavily forested with lake and mountain views The Bad: Mosquitoes! This is a slightly upgraded National Forest Service Campground. We camped in G loop, which is supposedly more suitable for RVs. Good jumping off point for Crater Lake NP Verizon: Fair; OK for calls or texts but not for streaming. 2 bars LTE, upload 3.83, download 0.35, Ping 84 Roads To: close to SR 138, asphalt from the main road with a few bumps Interior Roads: asphalt, curvy but navigable. Might be a challenge for bigger rigs Parking pad: asphalt; some sites have sloped driveways; our pad was mostly flat and level, but from observation, every site was a little different and some sites looked unsuitable for an RV Pricing: $8 with discount, plus $8 on-line fee Power: none Water: threaded spigot near dump station to fill RV tank; spigots and drinking fountains scattered through the camp Dump station near entry: first time I've ever seen a dump station with a opening positioned vertically. Bathrooms: cement floors and flush toilets; power outlet for razors near the mirror Noise: very quiet. Store is open Noon to 9pm, but it looks pretty small. We were not there during open hours. G Loop has spaces big enough for most RVs, but they might be hard to find. There is a permanent "reserved" sign near the entry, but not all sites have reserved tags. It may be possible to obtain an RV-suitable site on a first come basis. - OlderGoat
The price reflects a 50% discount. We also paid a one time $10 reservation fee. This is an incredibly long and narrow national forest campground. It took us an hour to do a walk from one end to the other. It's on the shore in a thick conifer forest. Most sites are short and narrow. There are some that will fit a class A. The loop roads are narrow, curvy, and tree-lined. June into September some loops are only available by reservation. The forest service web site has a pdf campground map showing which sites require reservations. Check rec.gov to see what the specific reserve dates are and for details on the levelness of each site. It will list how long the pad is and how many feet are considered level. Then it will tell you the amount of incline percentage for the slanted portion. The slant will be at the front of the site. Some sites are close to each other. Many sites are generously spaced and private. There are some wonderful waterfront sites. These are sites we especially liked C8, G25, G37, and M15. G25 had sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon. It is on the waterfront, partially blocked by trees. We stayed during the week just before Labor Day weekend. There were many open sites. We did not have a problem with mosquitoes. - Neil and JoAnn
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Diamond Lake Campground USFS »USFS camp. Check Rec.gov for description of site to make sure you will fit. Some sites are a challenge and will require leveling. Roads are narrow with nasty speedbumps. Sites ae nice and spacious and in most cases screened by vegetation. Restrooms needed more detailed attention. - gumper
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9.5 Excellent
Broken Arrow Campground 15.01 miles NE
NF-4795 Crescent, Oregon 97733 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 200 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Large campground, large and level site, well spaced for privacy. Close to lake and boat launch. Only downside is Mosquitos, Mosquitos, Mosquitos. Bug spray is a must. Showers available, easy access to restrooms - and they have electricity (think blow dryers ladies). - C Young
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Broken Arrow Campground »This is a very large campground with asphalt access roads and sites, some of them are "double" which means you pay more, but most of them are deep enough to back up anything you are driving. Some pull through sites near the entrance. There are about 10 loops, I would avoid J loop if you are driving a motor home or pulling a trailer as the sites are more suited for tents. We basically had this campground to ourselves, it is not on the water but there is a ramp close by. This campground is about 4 miles south of Diamond Lake Campground ( both USFS) and is way better for RVs. There is a paved bike/hiking path that goes to the Resort area. - 10-10
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Jackson Creek Forest Camp USFS 21.57 miles NE
Silver Lake Rd Chemult, Oregon 97731 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 12 |
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Inlet Campground USFS 22.29 miles NW
National Forest Development Road 2612 Idleyld Park, Oregon 97447 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 13 |
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Clearwater Falls Campground USFS 22.4 miles NW
Forest Road 4785 Roseburg, Oregon 97471 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 9 |
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East Lemolo Campground USFS 22.45 miles NW
NF-430 Idleyld Park, Oregon 97447 (map) | Click To View Phone
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