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Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Crater Lake is a 1,943 foot deep, relucent freshwater sanctuary surrounded by sheer cliffs, decorated by two islands and beating with the geological pulse of a violent volcanic past. Come to Oregon’s Read more...
Crater Lake is a 1,943 foot deep, relucent freshwater sanctuary surrounded by sheer cliffs, decorated by two islands and beating with the geological pulse of a violent volcanic past. Come to Oregon’s only National Park to experience hikes from snowy heights to lakeside rims, to ride horses, cruise around Wizard Island, swim in water as blue as Brad Pitt’s iris and backpack 33 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail (if you’re up for it!) No matter your reason, Crater Lake is an unmissable earthly anomaly in Southern Oregon’s Cascade Mountain range and inspires visitors with starry skies, diverse wildlife, unforgettable landscape contrasts and the strong sense of being small in the midst of something grand.
Lorene: The camp store at Mazama Village is very well stocked, which is a good thing since the nearest grocery...
Christina: Its best to go in August or September so that after a long hike you will actually want to jump into...
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Steven: Didn't meet Melissa but her roommates were extremely nice. The garden was huge and we helped ourselves...
Bob & Kori: We developed these sites with lots of room for privacy just down from Crater Lake. In this 450 acre...
Momo: I had a great stay here! The landscape is breathtaking and the sunset is beautiful. Though I didn't...
Angelo: This campsite is primitive though provides the perfect get away from the city in what is considered...
Ann Marie: The family was split about this one. I thought it quite lovely. Our spot backed up to Union Creek and...
Brian: Heavily wooded, spaced out campsites make this place special. You get privacy, and if you aren't...
Teresa: Willow-Witt is the most lovely place I've camped all summer. The facilities are clean and the outdoor...
Watch the boats zip by on the reservoir below when you camp at Joseph H. Stewart. There are campsites...
Eagle Rock Campground offers glimpses of both eagles and rock formations from the shade of mixed...
Evan: Tom and Jan Ball are absolutely amazing and friendly hosts! Going to Sis Q is like going home. All the...
You may not run into a well-mannered blue dog with a Southern drawl, but you can actually pick berries...
In life, there’s no such thing as a free ride—except at Scott Creek Forest Camp! Stay for free at one...
Life at sea level may be easier, breezier and more beautiful than Cover Girl when you spend a few days...
Saddle up! Camp at the Sevenmile Equestrian Trailhead with your trusty steed for easy access to the...
Ann Marie: My family loved his campground. The sites were spacious and divided by trees and brush so they were...
Briana: We were eaten alive here, regardless of long pants and long sleeves. Bring bug spray! They bit us...
This is a biggun’. 130 campsites, four extra-large group sites, and full facilities for campers and...
A camp along the Upper Rogue River, Natural Bridge Campground offers 17 campsites with fire pits,...
Brooke: The blackberry grove is peaceful and suffused with both sunshine and shade. The road is a private...
Imnhaha Campground offers just four tent sites, but comes equipped with drinking water and vault...