Tesla
Tesla Supercharger
1 stall · 13 kW · Tesla-native connector
Tesla-native connector at the resort. Pull up, plug in, walk to the general store or your cabin. Overnight charge brings most Teslas to 100% by sunrise.
EV Charging · Tesla Supercharger · Open 24/7
Plug in, stretch, see the creek.
One of the few places between Bend and Klamath Falls where you can charge an EV within 7 miles of Crater Lake National Park. Open to guests and drive-bys, 24/7.
Get directions →Service update: Our Chargepoint Level 2 station for non-Tesla EVs is temporarily offline for repair. The Tesla Supercharger remains active 24/7.
The chargers
On-site, always on (Tesla).
Everyone else (temporarily offline)
Chargepoint Station
Universal J1772 / CCS · currently down for repair
Our Chargepoint Level 2 station is offline while we repair it. Until it's back, the closest non-Tesla charging is in Klamath Falls. Call ahead if your trip depends on charging here.
Use the time
What to do while your car charges.
Grab supplies at the store
Groceries, beer, ice, firewood, OTC pharmacy, fishing tackle, souvenirs.
Walk Fort Creek
Stretch your legs on the creekside trail. Floating bridge, giant tree swing, geocaching.
Stay the night
Charge overnight from your cabin door. Wake up with 100% for the rim.
Stay the night. Wake up to a full battery.
Overnight charging is the most efficient way to top off here. Book any cabin, the vacation home, or the capsule — park, plug in, walk to your door.
Book a Stay →Common questions
EV charging — answered.
- Where exactly is the EV charging located?
- At the Crater Lake Resort general store. 50711 Crater Lake Highway, Fort Klamath, OR. Pull in, park, charge. Open 24/7.
- What chargers do you have?
- Tesla Supercharger (13 kW, Tesla-native connector) at the general store. We also have a Chargepoint Level 2 station for non-Tesla EVs, currently offline for repair — check back soon.
- Do I have to be staying at the resort to charge?
- No — the Tesla Supercharger is open to the public. Many drivers stop on the way to Crater Lake National Park, charge while they grab supplies at the store, and continue on. Resort guests get the same access.
- How fast is the charging?
- The Tesla Supercharger runs at 13 kW. That's a destination-charger speed — slower than a V3 Supercharger — but reliable, free of waitlists, and plenty if you're staying overnight or grabbing a meal at the store.
- What does it cost to charge?
- Tesla charges via your Tesla account at standard destination-charging rates. We don't take payment at the store for charging.
- Is this the closest EV charging to Crater Lake National Park?
- We are one of the few EV charging locations within 30 miles of Crater Lake National Park's south entrance. Inside the park itself, charging is limited. Most EV travelers heading to the rim charge here first.
- Is the EV charging available year-round?
- Yes — both chargers operate year-round, including winter. The chargers are plowed and maintained alongside the rest of the property.
- Can I charge overnight while I stay?
- Yes — and it's a great use of an overnight. Pull in, plug in, walk to your cabin. You'll wake up with a full battery for the rim drive.
- Is there cell service at the chargers?
- Limited cell service. Resort Wi-Fi reaches the store area, which helps for app-based charging. Start any app-based charging session before you wander off.