We actually arrived at Crater Lake RV Park by accident after realizing we had gone to the wrong campground--but it turned out to be such a wonderful surprise! We absolutely loved our stay. The park was incredibly peaceful and beautifully forested, giving us the feeling of being tucked away deep in the woods. The staff were genuinely kind, and our fellow campers were respectful and honored the quiet hours, making the entire experience feel calm and restorative. The bathrooms were very clean and upgraded! There was even live music on the night we stayed, which made our unexpected visit feel extra special. We only wish we could have stayed longer! We would definitely book here again if we are ever back in the area. read more

Good location within driving distance to Crater Lake, a few waterfalls and a great overlook (Flounce Rock). Park was nicely shaded in the towering pines. Office is really friendly and helpful when making the reservation. Laundry service was nice but they use prepaid cards. That's silly. All-in-all a nice stay for two nights. read more

Friendly staff, very clean restrooms, nice grounds and quiet. Good location for visiting Crater Lake.

Nicely wooded park that can accommodate large RVs! Restrooms and laundry were nice. Staff is quite friendly. There were a few full-timers and their rigs and sites were unkept and unsightly. Good park to visit Crater Lake (40 min drive). Great cell coverage on the version network. The negatives: site 27 back directly to the hwy and the trucks, and cars are extremely loud when passing by. This does make sleeping a challenge and we needed to use ear plugs which still did not help much. Lots of fine wood chips that have stuck with us on other parts of our journey. The Prospect cafe leaves something to be desired- food was average and service was slow (45min) with only two other people. Would we stay here again? Yes BUT, I would request a site at the back of the park. I'd also try Becki's for food further toward Crater lake read more

We called for a last minute one night stay and they were very accommodating when we arrived. Very quiet, lots of shade, creek we walked down to, and clean bathrooms and showers to use. Full hook ups as well. Definitely recommend for a short or long stay! Very nice and shared maps of the area and lookouts to see . read more

So beautiful!!! What a great experience, I would suggest this place to everyone!!! My family loved it and the grand kids had so much fun!!!

Suoer neat and friendly place. 5 miles speed limit strictly implemented for safety. Clean bathroom and good wi-fi connection. The place is simply serene. Close To stores. Plus a few mikes are two of the most beauty Il water falls. read more

Crater Lake RV Park - Mill creek Falls - RV Parks Near Me - Prospect, Oregon

Beautiful area, sites, and friendly staff! We highly recommend if you're in the area! read more

Crater Lake RV Park - RV Parks Near Me - Prospect, Oregon

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Only a few words are needed to tell y'all about this campground. TOP NOTCH! The location, the sites, the employees and the activities. Thank you for a safe clean spot to spend the week seeing Crater Lake, waterfalls, the gorge and the views. Amazing. Simply amazing! read more

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This is a small RV park with big heart. The drive to Crater Lake was beautiful. It is the park that always come to the top of our memories for a great RV park. The camp host greets you and helps you find a site that will fit your rig the best. The sites are deep in the trees which makes you feel like you're sleeping in a forest which is wonderful. However, this makes getting satellite impossible-but the camp host to get rescue with a cord that hooks you up to the park satellite system. They have group activities that get you out and gather around a fire. They had hot dogs, sides and s'mores for dessert. A Sweet Adeline That was preparing for an international singing competition came to perform. It made you feel like you were back in the day. I highly recommend this RV Park and would definitely go back. There is a small town nearby with a wonderful bar & restaurant and cute store was fun to go to on a day we didn't go to the park. The friendliness of the people made it so much fun. read more

We recently spent 13 days here. Park is well tended with beautiful trees everywhere. It's quite during posted hours. There is a campfire with hot dogs and stores fixings provided on Saturdays. We'll stay here again. read more

Visited over Labor Day weekend with two friends that own RVs. We rented ours and this was our very first RV camping trip. First off we checked in at the office and given a simple orientation of the campgrounds as well as nearby hikes and falls etc. There is a newly built clean bathroom and showers that don't require coins! We were then escorted by golf cart to our site. The camp host made sure we were parked properly and pointed out the sewer and electric connections. There is also a community area that offered breakfast and light dinner with music on the weekend. The campsite was nice and reasonable spaced sites with many trees in between. The camp host made periodic visits throughout day providing propane or ice delivery as needed, payments collected at office at your convenience. The owner of the campsite also lives in their own house at the front of the property. He built a cool toy electric powered train set for campers to enjoy. We hiked during the day and chilled with our friends at night. We drove to Crater Lake about 30 minutes away. Super beautiful views that is a must see. Nice and quiet RV park. We would definitely want to visit again. read more

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Stayed here for one night while we were driving around the Pacific Northwest. Just an FYI- it's about 45 minutes from Crater Lake, but I'm the winter the park closes its RV camp sites. Here is what was fantastic about Crater Lake RV: 1. The staff! Linda, the camp host, checked us in and provided helpful info. Also gave us a small hand made info sheet about the surrounding area (see more below). Was shown our site by a very helpful young lady but the park is kinda small so don't worry about getting lost. 2. Small trail that runs along the back is a great place to walk the dog. Leads to a portion of the Rogue river. While not stunning there it is peaceful and pretty enough. 3. We were pleasantly surprised by Prospect's natural attractions (listed on the hand drawn map given to us by Linda). After busting Crater Lake we thought this was just a small town trying to get people to hang around for another hour or so to visit the "must see" attractions. We were wrong! The two waterfalls were impressive, falling over 170 and 200 plus feet! The natural bridge, was a lava tube that now has water rushing through it after a collapse. They are easy to access so good for kids and dogs. The park does have some long term residents who aren't as clean as they should be, but some adorably decorated for Halloween. You can hear the highway but it is not loud. Full hookup with water and electric for about $33 plus a $1 Dog fed was very reasonable to us. The showers were small but clean and had hot water. I bet they get steamy in the summer. Overall a great stay! read more

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We stayed in late April for one night as part of a Norcal/Southern Oregon road trip. Overall, the park was pretty nice - trees separate most sites so you get some privacy. Check in was great, and the man that helped us was very friendly giving us a map of local attractions. We walked to the waterfalls in Prospect, and the trail at the back of the park. There are some long-term residents, but we found the park to still be well kept. Kudos to Crater Lake RV park for extra mile customer service! The day we left, we stopped in Ashland and my husband realized he left his wedding ring in the bathroom back at the park. We called, and they walked to the bathroom right then and found the ring. They kindly mailed it to us in a nice bubble wrapped package so it wouldn't get damaged in transit. Above and beyond! read more

Full hook-ups for a good price near Crater Lake. Sites/setting: Sites are very narrow with little outdoor "living space." Many sites are partially separated by trees/wood patches. Gravel pads, ours was fairly level. Many long term residents. Some of which do not seem to have any standards/regulations set that they need to follow. Tarps were used to cover their campers, piles of other "storage" items, 4-wheelers, etc. One resident had at least 6 bags of trash outside their camper during our entire 3-night stay. One of these residents was our "next door neighbor," so we had a nice view of a pile of junk covered by tarps (see picture). Amenities/Utilities: All sites have picnic tables. You can have a fire ring delivered to your site with wood for $10.50; HOWEVER, make sure you have a site that they allow fires. There are about 5 sites that you cannot have a fire (including ours- site 19) WiFi was available, but i could only get it to work (slowly) when I was outside. I did not have cell service while there either. Prospect was only a mile away and had a gas station (with diesel opened 8am-8pm), a small grocery/country store, and a couple restaurants. I did not see a laundry facility, but I may have missed it. No dog park or doggie bags provided. Activities: There is access to the river, but we didn't have a chance to check it out. It took us about 45 minutes to get to Crater Lake's south entrance and a little over an hour to get to the north side. Natural Bridge was only about 10 minutes away. No military discount offered. My rating was based on the site we were given and our experience there. I honestly think we got a bum spot and could have enjoyed our stay more in a different site. read more

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What a wonderful RV Park! Nearby to Crater Lake National Park which was breathtakin. Nearby the RV Park there were so many trails, waterfalls and of course pine trees! The staff was super friendly. Steve A was helpful and was a interesting person to talk to. Laundry Rooms were clean and the sites were perfect. New picnic tables and really spacious. You won't regret staying here. Forgot to mention the WI FI was amazing. We were able to stream movies. We have ATT cellular which was a problem at times read more

This park had 50 or so spots nestled amongst tall trees so lots of shade to be had. Large sites and small sites with plenty of room. Don't miss Saturday morning where the owner Pam provides home-baked complimentary muffins and awesome coffee and Ray runs the model train set through an old west village replica and a German village. So charming and great entertainment for kids and the kid in all of us. This place is popular as it's close to crater lake and a bunch of falls. Kathy at the front desk is super friendly and helpful and Ron will meet you at checkin in his golf cart and lead you to your spot. Bathrooms are brand new and spotless, too. We'll be back for sure. read more

First time here. Hidden gem with lake and river for fishing and hiking behind the park. Very clean and well-maintained. Nice stuff. Definitely five stars. Location is amazing on the way to crater lake. Little town of Prospect across the street fun to walk to . yummy Café and Falls to view. Sites are a little tight but that's OK because it's forest and beautiful. Husband met a local man named Lile who taught him the local fishing secrets very nice fellow. read more

After reading all reviews from multiple websites, I booked Crater Lake RV Park and decided I would trust the 5 stars. We pulled in just after 3 pm and immediately noticed how clean the park was. The staff provided a list of surrounding hikes to waterfalls, Crater Lake, and directions to The Top of the World lookout, where you can see (on a clear day) for miles - it's a fantastic view and a must-see! The park has excellent wi-fi coverage! The outside of the office has a vast display of pamphlets for sightseeing. Inside, the office, it's clean and has books and other items of interest. Menus for the local eateries were handy. Prospect Pizza is a must and only a 0.7-mile drive. The staff drove us to our pull-in spot, where we noticed we had extra room for our Jeep when we unhooked. Across from our site was one of the two paths leading to the Rouge River and lake. Walking on the path surrounded by lush greenery has you thinking you are deep into the forest as you can listen to the rushing water of the Upper Rouge River. The river and lake are easy to access. The park is tranquil, and everyone was friendly to wave hello when walking by. Quiet hours are 10 pm to 8 am; it felt like it was quiet all day, so there was no need to worry about wanting the silence. The park's vicinity made it easy to venture out daily to the surrounding excursions. It was hard to leave when it came time to go back home. read more

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Very friendly staff; especially accommodating since our friends rig had to be towed and they ended up not needing their site. Cute place is a great base camp for Crater Lake, OHV trails and lots more. They escort you to your site and help you park. They give you a map and recommended activities; we walked over and had pizza across the street and the owner was really friendly. One of the activities the RV park recommended saying it was AWESOME was a drive up to Rabbit Ears. So glad we took the drive. We'd love to come back and spend a week in this area and would definitely stay at Crater Lake RV Park again. read more

We were so fortunate to find this place! Sites have privacy, nice clean bathrooms, fire ring and firewood delivered to our site for a small fee. Hiking trails right out of the park. Easy in, easy out. Office staff gave us info and maps on local hiking and beautiful falls that were just minutes away from the park. Crater Lake south entrance was about a 40 minute drive. Awesome place. read more

Crater Lake RV Park - Our site at Crater Lake RV Park. - RV Parks Near Me - Prospect, Oregon

We came for 3 nights and stayed 5. We were really impressed. Showers and bathrooms were spotless, plenty of hot water. The wifi was good enough for our kids to do zoom school 3-5 hours a day. The people running the park seem to have a strong camaraderie and collective desire to support. We were first time RVers and when we arrived we were given a lot of help to hook everything up along with explanations. When we discovered we had no propane gas one employee (sorry no name) even went back to his own RV and donated us 4 cans! We were able to walk through the adjacent wood trails and take the kids down to the adjacent rogue river to dip feet in the cold water. Within 10 miles were natural bridge and amazing pies at Beckys! Crater lake was about 45 minutes drive and absolutely stunning. The site is nestled in the trees and was a welcome retreat from the never ending heat we are experiencing in California this year. read more

We stayed here our first night during a road trip from Washington to California. We love the area, and the staff at the RV Park was very friendly. The Rogue River runs nearby, very pretty, and lots of people were fishing there. Our space near the back of the park was very nice. Wireless didn't work well, was my only complaint. Would stay there again. read more

We arrived mid day after a long drive and happily greeted by a kind elderly couple. They provided us a lightly detailed map, pointing out other worthy sites to stop at while headed up to the great Crater Lake. I advise you rent a car before you reach this RV park so you can easily reach Woodruff Bridge, Natural Bridge, Mill Creek Falls and Rogue Gorge Viewpoint, all very worthy sights to see. This place provides quite camping ran by a friendly staff, and even friendlier fellow campers. The campground itself is very quaint. Lots of trees within the sites providing sufficient privacy if needed. Also, located at the back of the grounds are two small waking trails. I would recommend staying a few nights at the Crater Lake RV Park. This place is an inexpensive, and located closely on the outskirts of Crater Lake Village. read more

Crater Lake RV Park - Natural Bridge located near the RV park. - RV Parks Near Me - Prospect, Oregon

If you're a dog loving, bike riding, hiking RV person, this is the park for you. There is a trail that leads from the park, 35 miles to Crater Lake. Much of it is in National Forest, so dogs are allowed, as well as bike riding. When I went, I had it to myself, which was incredible. The sites are asphalt, although mine required minor leveling. Both 30 and 50 amp is available, as well as sewage, water, and cable. Being in the sticks, there is no cell phone reception, but they have a booster for their wifi, and it was so fast I was able to stream hulu.com. (plug for Hell's Kitchen) The staff if very serious about this park, which is strange because this was one of the longest check-ins I've ever experienced. They also foist a golf-cart tour of the campground, which would have been appreciated if it had not seemed compulsory. This park has almost everything I look for in, although no espresso shops within many, many miles. There are some services in the town of Prospect, but not much, so come prepared. read more

Great place to stay. Roomie spaces and park staff is very friendly. They shared several great places to visit nearby. You can rent Direct TV box there too. Easy drive to Crater Lake. read more

We enjoyed this creekside rv spot and would have stayed a second night but they were all booked up. Loved being able to take canoes down the creek at no extra cost. The sites are very close to one another, but everyone was nice and friendly. Very helpful staff. Would stay again without hesitation. read more

Great small Campground with many pull thrus. Sites separated by lovely trees and flowers. A walking trail goes by the Campground that leads quickly to the Rogue River, great dog walk! Office manager has a packet of maps and recommendations for stores, cafes and natural sites. Great value for the $33/ night we paid. Oh and Fiber Wifi! read more

Crater Lake RV Park - RV Parks Near Me - Prospect, Oregon

My children were innocently and respectfully playing there guitar on the stage with there friends when some rude unprofessional woman from the office came and yelled at them and yelled at us for letting them play on the stage.. is this stage sacred? She also asked us if we were with some religious group. Would that have made a difference? What a narrow minded and discriminating woman. Not a family friendly rv park.. I will never stay here again based on how ghetto and trashy the management is here. There were a couple friendly ones in the office but the one unfriendly one that ruined my daughters graduation camping party. read more

Friendly & helpful is how I would describe the staff at this park. We enjoyed our stay at this very clean and easy to access park. Easy pull through with 37 ft MH towing 20 ft car trailer. RV park do not get any better than this! T read more

Nicest staff anywhere hands down. The grounds are meticulously kept. All pets on leashes at all times. My Father-n-Law had a stroke the first day of our stay, our cellphones did not work. The staff allowed us to make multiple calls during our stay to check on him. They assisted with setting up our travel trailer, ideas where to hike, just went out of their way to make us comfortable. We love Andi and Cathy just rare gems. Thank you David and Johnniekaye Rimmer. Andi gave me a scarf to remember them and I always will. read more

Crater Lake RV Park - RV Parks Near Me - Prospect, Oregon

We stayed at this RV park for 4 nights. Awesome place, free great WIFI very helpful due to difficult cell area. Staff was incredible especially Hosts Terry and Kathy. Park hosts coffee and muffins on Saturday morning then free campfire in the evening with hotdogs and smores and great friendly neighbors. We highly recommend this Park. read more

The park is clean and quiet and it's obvious they are making improvements since some of the other reviewers stayed here. They have deployed wi-fi towers around the park and were actively working on them when I was here. Wi-fi was quite usable, but not super fast or super strong. Apparently, you can't use the TV service here unless you have your own DirectTV gear. An employee came by and told us about the TV situation after we were set-up. Since we don't have DirectTV, we tried hooking up anyway and got nothing. Showers are in a couple of trailers near the office. They work and there is plenty of hot water, but they are certainly not pretty. Rates are reasonable and it's only about 40 minutes up to the Crater Lake entrance. Overall, a satisfying rural camping experience. read more

Love this place, 1st time we have had real WiFi! Sites are beautiful! Staff are kind and helpful! 30-40 minutes to C.L south entrance, it's an excellent place to use as a staging area to explore C.L. Prospect has some cute restaurants and a grocery, we met some people who come here every year! There are hiking trails connected to the RV parkas well, come and enjoy! read more

Average RV campground. The WIFI is a joke, slow and worthless. No Cell phone signal anywhere. Also they advertise cable, but there is no cable. The pull thru sites are the worst in the campground. The back in sites are much better. Overall not impressed. No BBQ pits and no fire pits read more

Small, quiet park just 40 minutes from CL National Park. "Must see" nearby attraction maps provided by helpful staff. Bathroom/showers were adequate in mobile trailer. No cable or phone reception, but WI-FI IS FANTASTIC AND STREAMABLE !!!! Large quantity of DVD's available (no charge) read more

Really glad we discovered this place! Nice big sites, wooded, lots of trees, level sites, terrific surroundings, and very friendly staff. While we didn't get WiFi in our trailer, we just walked to the end of our site and there you go. I don't think that's important, but other reviewers made negative comments so consider that problem eradicated. We stayed for 8 nights and I could've done a month. There's a lot of turnover (most people stay only for a night) so expect early morning leavings BUT quite mid days! No one was there! I used to live in so California and let me tell you the best part: QUIET people!! A far cry from your rude, obnoxious, music blasting campers! Lots to see and do nearby in terms of outdoor activities. Crater Lake, and we boated on Lost Creek Lake twice. The only thing to warn is that there is no real shopping nearby. You'll have to drive about 30 Mins if you forgot something. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat! read more

Really nice campground and so cheap! Just under $30 a night for a full hook up. The owners are so friendly and helpful. When we arrived once we checked in, the guy outside was waiting for us and got on his cart and drove us to our site rather than leaving us to find it ourselves. Very nice service, never seen that before. Even though the campsite is named Crater Lake, it's still quite a drive to Crater Lake. read more

I have been wanting to stay here since reading a review criticizing the park for making an unruly visitor leave. That was 5 years ago. We had to cancel our reservation due to area fires that September. Well, we finally made it. This is my kinda park. FHU's but with a public campground feel. (One of the many things our home state to the south is derelict in.) My wife was not as impressed. She lives for social media. No internet access was available from our site. We did find spots (like near the lodge at Crater Lake) to download emails, etc. It's a very pleasant drive to Crater Lake from the resort, with most of the drive being within the park's boundaries before reaching the actual tourist destination. Having visited the volcano numerous times, we actually enjoyed exploring the local area more. Great pie to the north. Great pizza pie in town just across the main road. My kinda place! read more

Came across this gem by accident. Nice campground with a slow moving creek running through it. Use one of the free canoes to explore the creek. read more