Pull in. Plug in. Stay a while.
Full-hookup (water + 30/50-amp power + sewer) and partial-hookup (water + power) RV sites under tall pines. 35-foot max, back-in only. Pet-friendly. 7 miles from Crater Lake National Park.
From $57/night · rates vary by season + hookup type
Reserve an RV Site →What you get
Everything plugged in. Nothing missing.
Full + partial hookups
Full: water, 30/50-amp power, sewer. Partial: water + power. Pick what your rig needs.
35-foot max, back-in only
Most sites accommodate up to 35 feet. Back-in setup with a level pad and easy access.
Pet-friendly
$10 per night, per pet. Bring the dog — there are creek paths and trails next door.
Bathhouse + laundry + dump station
Hot showers, flush toilets, on-site laundry, and a dump station available to all guests.
EV + propane on site
Tesla Supercharger (13 kW) and Chargepoint station for everyone else. Propane refills available.
General store + free canoes
Groceries, ice, firewood, beer, fishing tackle. Free canoes on Fort Creek for guests.
Two tiers
Pick the hookup that matches your rig.
Full Hookup RV Site
From $73.67/night
- Hookups
- Water + 30/50-amp power + sewer
- Allowed
- RVs only — no car camping or pop-up tents
The premium tier. Dump at your site, no driving to the station.
Reserve →Partial Hookup RV Site
From $57.33/night
- Hookups
- Water + power
- Allowed
- RVs, car campers, vehicles with pop-up tents
More flexible — bring whatever rolls. Use the on-site dump station as needed.
Reserve →From the sites
Real rigs. Real sites.
What's nearby
The route through southern Oregon — covered.
Crater Lake National Park (south entrance) · 7 mi · 30 min
Rim Drive, Wizard Island, Pumice Castle Overlook.
Annie Creek Sno-Park · 10 min
Snowshoeing in winter; trail access year-round.
Fort Klamath Museum · 1 mi
Walking distance from the resort.
Train Mountain Museum · 15 min
World's largest miniature railroad — open seasonally.
Collier State Park & Logging Museum · 20 min
Pacific Northwest logging history and old-growth riverside park.
Crater Lake Zipline · 25 min
9 zips, two suspension bridges through old-growth forest.
Klamath Falls Airport (LMT) · 45 min
Closest commercial airport.
Diesel + gas in Fort Klamath · 5 min
Fuel up before the rim drive.
On the property
Step out of the rig — and you're already there.
Free canoes + Fort Creek
Canoes available to guests at no charge. Cast a line from the bank. Floating bridge across the lagoon.
General store on site
Groceries, beer, ice, firewood, propane refills, fishing tackle, souvenirs, OTC pharmacy.
EV charging
Tesla Supercharger (13 kW) plus a Chargepoint station for everyone else.
Bathhouse + laundry
Hot showers, flush toilets, on-site laundry. Dump station available.
Recreation hall
For RV club meet-ups, family gatherings, and pre-park-day planning sessions.
Pet paths along the creek
Leash-friendly walks along Fort Creek. Bring the dog — every RV site is pet-friendly.
Other ways to stay
Not bringing a rig? We've got options.
Tent Sites
Shaded sites under old-growth pines. Picnic table + fire ring. From $40/night.
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Glamping
Bell tents on raised wood platforms. Real beds, lanterns, sleeps 4. May 15 – Oct 15.
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Cabins
13 pet-friendly cabins in 6 layouts. Year-round. From $187/night.
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Common questions
Before you pull in.
- What's the maximum RV length?
- Most sites accommodate rigs up to 35 feet. All sites are back-in only — no pull-throughs. If your rig is over 35 feet or you have specific clearance/slide-out needs, call us at (541) 381-2349 before booking so we can match you to the right site.
- Do all RV sites have full hookups?
- No — we offer two tiers. Full Hookup RV Sites include water, 30/50-amp power, and sewer at the site. Partial Hookup RV Sites include water and power but no sewer — use our on-site dump station as needed.
- Can I tent camp at an RV site?
- Only at Partial Hookup sites. Full Hookup sites are RV-only — no car camping or pop-up tent vehicles allowed. Partial sites accommodate RVs, car campers, and pop-up tent setups. For dedicated tent camping, book one of our shaded Tent Sites.
- Is the RV park open in winter?
- Yes — RV sites are open year-round. We are one of the few RV parks near Crater Lake National Park that stays open in winter, with full and partial hookup options through the snow season.
- How far is it from Crater Lake National Park?
- 7 miles from the south entrance — about a 30-minute drive to the rim. We are the closest year-round lodging to the south gate, RV park included.
- Are RV sites pet-friendly?
- Yes — pets are welcome at all RV sites. $10 per night, per pet. There are leash-friendly creek paths next door and plenty of room to walk the dog.
- Is there Wi-Fi at the RV sites?
- Yes — complimentary Wi-Fi is available across the property, including at every RV site. Rural location so speeds are best for streaming and browsing — heavy video calls may vary.
- What about EV charging?
- Yes — we have a Tesla Supercharger (13 kW) and a Chargepoint station on the property. Plug in your tow vehicle while you stay.
- Is there a dump station?
- Yes — an on-site dump station is available to all guests. Full Hookup sites can dump at the site itself.
- Can I refill propane on site?
- Yes — propane refills are available at the on-site general store.
- Is there a bathhouse?
- Yes — a bathhouse with hot showers, flush toilets, and laundry facilities is available to all RV guests, no walk longer than ~2 minutes from any site.
- What time is check-in / check-out?
- Check-in is 3:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM.
- Can a group book multiple RV sites together?
- Yes — we host friend groups, snowbird caravans, and family rallies. Call (541) 381-2349 to coordinate adjacent sites, or note it in your booking.
- What's the cancellation policy?
- 100% refund if cancelled 30+ days prior. No refund for cancellations within 29 days, late check-in, early check-out, or weather (unless the resort closes for an emergency).
What guests say
4.4★ across 639 Google reviews.
“This place is beautiful! I booked a cabin to surprise a high school friend who was visiting me. She was really surprised lol. The cabin was clean, comfy, and well stocked. We checked in upon arrival with Nicole and she…”
“I had the best little stay in their glamping tents over two nights earlier this week. The tents can get a little warm during the day in the summer heat, but if you’re there to see the park and the…”
“What a fantastic little spot they have here. Best adult swings i’ve seen in my life! Seriously, go just for the swings. We also enjoyed the free canoes and our camper spot right on the creek. Liz, who checked us…”
“We arrived at Crater Lake Resort after 17 hours of travel, and I have to admit that I wasn’t particularly excited about my reservation in a glamping tent… but it was actually awesome. My daughter and I stayed in Glamping…”
“A great find! Being right by the highway there is the noise of that, but the grounds themselves are so sweet, with the creek and the path! I would stay here again. We stayed in a Glamp and it was…”
“Stayed in a partial RV hookup site for a couple of nights. This is was our first time staying at an RV park and it was lovely. The staff was kind and helpful. We asked to move spots due to…”
Ready when you are
Got a route through southern Oregon?
Bend it through us. The creek is worth the detour.