This place was dirty. Only a half roll of toilet paper. All the rugs were dirty. Husband had to…read moreclean the fan filter upstairs. Couldn't open windows because the the windows that actually had outdoor screens didn't fit well and let mosquitoes in. Rocking chair had a broken arm, the oven never got hot enough to bake. Only one garbage bag, no cleaning supplies or extra garbage bags, toilet paper or paper towels. Looks like mold is starting to grow in bathroom. The air was so dusty. The curtains were dusty. I'd stay elsewhere. This was cabin #2.

Holy SMOKING JESUS....what an amazing place!!!…read more The owner seriously needs to upgrade his website to better showcase this place. Place? More like a palace! The lodge is simply the bomb. We nearly fainted when we arrived in mid September 2012. Stunning does not cover it. So freakin' beautiful. The grounds...the view....the lake...the house....simply breathtaking. Turns out this historic lodge was built by some fabulously wealthy dude in 1912. It shows. The owner has maintained this place beautifully and it was a delight to be there for a week. I hated to leave. We will be back. Wow.

My great gramma n great gramma built crater hotel in 1924.my mom n brothers were all raised in the…read morehotel.i remember the vacations from Seattle to Klamath see relatives.i have the bestest memories of that place.my mammy made it warm n welcoming like a home w lots bedrooms...lol

My wife and I stayed here one night for an in town getaway. We so enjoyed our stay. We stayed in…read morethe Roosevelt Room upstairs. (It was a wildlife themed room but I forget which one!) What a beautiful room. Amazing furnishings and decor. Jeff and Lynn have done a wonderfully job on the refurbishing of the home. Each room has its own wildlife decor theme. All the rooms are amazing. The morning breakfast along with the wonderful atmosphere and the friendliness of the owners create such a relaxing environment. I encourage anybody that wants to get away ( even if you live in town) To give this Inn a try. We are planning on making this a yearly, repeat experience!

What a beautiful place! Lots of trees and shade and very quiet. I will definitely be back next…read moretime. I'm through this way.

I stayed in this park and although the reviews from years in the past are nice, the park is in a…read morerather dismal state as of the summer of 2024 and apparently has only 15 spaces that conform to legal standards for renting/leasing and Two of these sites dump gray water directly on the ground vs. through approved sewage systems. The maintenance of the grounds and facilities leave much to be desired as it appears it is only the very minimum maintenance now on both the grounds, utilities. I experienced excessive rodent problems in this park as well. Walt's RV no longer handles the booking or the finances for park residents and the company which handles this (LPPM in Chiloquine) seems to be experiencing some challenges. I liked the owners and how the park once was, but could never recommend it as of now.

Stayed in the smaller cottage that was cramped (already known from listing photos). The main…read morethree issues was the awful sewer smell coming from bathroom (noticed immediately upon entering front door), the black hairs and body odor aroma on the bed sheets and pillows (they had obviously not been changed), and the kitchen utensils only included one fork (but plenty of spoons). For $190 a night, this was NOT a good place to stay (fortunately, we were there for only one night).

Very clean and cozy place to stay close to Crater Lake. We stayed in the Mazama House, which had a…read morequeen bed in it's own private bedroom and a loft with two twin beds. There was a full kitchen and bbq as well. The house is on a lot with a few other houses that look out and up toward the mountains. It was very beautiful and peaceful there. The owners were very accommodating and easily accessible for questions, but stayed out of the way and gave us our privacy, at the same time.They even built a campfire for us so my kiddos could roast marshmallows!

If you're traveling to Crater Lake like I was and didn't make plans on where to stay or sleep while…read morevisiting...I highly recommend coming here to this campground...Thousand Springs Park!!! Yes...Thousand Springs was perfect for me. And for all those tourists coming to Crater Lake with their RV's or traveling spontaneously with a tent (like I was), Thousand Springs Campground is 5 stars. I visited Crater Lake over the summer time and accommodations everywhere inside the park were filled and or taken. The Rim Village Lodge was occupied and very expensive. The Mazama Village campground area was filled up. Unless you're going to park your car along a rest stop around the perimeter of Crater Lake...there was nowhere to stay or sleep. Even if you decide to crash at an overlook, I could definitely envision a Park Ranger knocking on your window and forcing you to move your car. Lol, it's been done to me before. Fortunately, a lady who worked at Mazama Village recommended coming here. And I couldn't have been more "last second lucky" that she mentioned something to me because during my first day exploring around Crater Lake...I had nowhere to go at the end of the day. Also, cell phone reception at Crater Lake was virtually non-existent. So...I couldn't use my cell phone app called Campendium to find a locale to camp for the evening. But...this nice lady revealed to me, this, Thousand Springs Campground. And...I'm happy to relay this place to everyone else who may need a quick night's rest while hanging out at remote Crater Lake National Park. Thousand Springs Campground is located pretty efficiently away from Mazama Village. It's simply 11 miles heading west on State Highway 62 (known as Crater Lake Highway). It can't be missed along the road. There'll be a sign for it (though go slow just in case) and you make a left into a giant parking lot. Drive up the little pathway onto a smooth, dirt hill and easily pick out a campsite. There was no Camp Host and best of all...it's free! I will admit that camping space was limited. I'm not sure how many campsites were offered. The first night I arrived here I discovered a spot right away. In describing the setting here at Thousand Springs...it was situated in the heart of the woods. I backed into a spot and pitched my tent. The surroundings were just terrific!!! It was nice and quiet. The campsite had a little pit for barbecuing. It was like having my own little private resort. I couldn't believe what a hidden gem this place was!!! Right nearby in the front entrance area, there were 2 vault toilets. But yeah, there was no need to sign up or pay for anything. It was first come, first served. I still to this day reflect about how a campground so close and accessible to Crater Lake (easy 11 mile drive from Mazama Village!) could be so undisturbed! Obviously after my 2nd day exploring around Crater Lake...I immediately returned here. Though, upon arriving on the grounds for my 2nd evening...a few of the campsites were taken and I believe I found one of the last spots available. Otherwise, I may have been out of luck. In the front parking lot area, there were a few RV's who parked their campers for the overnight. Both times that I camped out at Thousand Springs...of course I had wonderful night's sleeps. I had no issues whatsoever. Waking up in the mornings, I casually got myself together and ventured back to Crater Lake for more hiking and exploring. In all, I am totally surprised Thousand Springs Campground has not been talked about yet on Yelp. Maybe people want to keep it as a hidden location all for themselves. But I'm pretty excited to be revealing it. This campground was my saving grace while visiting Crater Lake. Without coming here, I believe I'd be stuck on the side of the road sleeping in my car. Thousand Springs Park - a 5 Star campground!!!

Place is new and fairly quite. Has a few ammenities that we didn't use but were available. Spaces…read moreare pretty narrow between each other, grass area is mounded, sparse and over watered creating some mud to track into RV. Worse part was it was so wet my trailer sunk when pulling into space. I had to put truck into 4x4 to pull it out. I reported this, was told someone would come look, never heard any thing. Good: Quite and basically flat. Cons: Wet, only 1 public bathroom, too close to other rv's..no room for a picnic table or set up a portable bbq, spaces to short to park tow vehicle with trailer

See Discover Klamath Visitors and Convention Bureau. This…read morebusiness has been gone since 2008. Discover Klamath is the official tourism agency for Klamath County, Oregon.