RV Parks around Crator Lake NP
Anyone have suggestions?
Add on question. how are the roads getting there.
Add on question. how are the roads getting there.
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- we've also stayed at diamond lake, very nice.
- We have also stayed at Diamond Lake RV. Pretty setting!
- Diamond Lake RV Park is where we have stayed.. Really nice setting...
JohnnyT - We will be seeing Crater Lake next week. We are staying with a group at Casey's Riverside Park, in Westfir, near Oakridge. We have stayed at Caseys before,Very nice, its about 1 1/2 hours from Crater Lake. It might make a good stop on the way back to I 5.
- We have stayed at both the Klammath Falls KOA and the Diamond Lake RV park and both were very nice campgrounds. Roads were good, few potholes and ruts but nothing too bad.
Mike. - In June, with our 40' motorhome we stayed at Joseph H. Stewart State Rec Area on Hwy 62 near Prospect. We drove there from I-5 at Medford. It was very nice and nice biking/hiking trails. It was 1/2 hour drive to Crater Lake. If coming from Hwy 97, Collier Memorial State Park is also very nice. It's near the intersection of Hwy 62 at Chiloquin. Another way to get there is coming from I-5, Hwy 138 at Roseburg is a good drive. It would take you to Diamond Lake where there's a RV park and a forest service campground. I've heard the mosquitoes can be very bad there. Crater Lake Nat'l Park also has a dry campground but I don't know the size recommendation. It's at the entrance of Crater. I wouldn't take your RV to drive the circle loop around the lake - too much congestion and very narrow road. The drive takes about 3-4 hours to complete with viewpoint stops. The lake is gorgeous and well worth a trip!
- Diamond Lake RV Park. We have stayed their before. Nice park, and not too close together.
- we stayed at a state park a few miles from crater lake, just outside of Medford. It was fine. Roads are good getting to park and to park. We have a 37foot class A and a toad. Drove the toad to Crater Lake. We were there beginning of June, and the road inside the park was not open all the way around the lake but we could get to the lake, and have some pretty interesting pictures of huge snow banks. Enjoy, it is a sight to see!
