Best find. We were traveling from Southern California and this was a perfect stop after a long day…read morein the car. Woke to geese and beautiful views. Cabin was clean and cute and absolutely perfect. So glad we found it.

The staff and atmosphere were great. The waitress worked…read moreher butt off and was very friendly. The restaurant and bathroom were clean and well kept. But the food was a big issue for me. 1 star on my burger patty. It absolutely was not beef in my opinion. The color of ground turkey but the flavor of a cafeteria style burger patty. Very dry. Reminds me of a beyond burger texture. The worst patty I've ever had at a restaurant. The fries were good. We also had an appetizer platter. Perfectly average.

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.

So if you are looking for a fancy KOA campground with lots of amenities and things do during the…read moreday, this is not it. But if you are looking for a cute, one of a kind place to camp, come to Heartline Ranch. The camp offers tipis that to stay in, with sleeping bags and pillows provided. You can even have a campfire in the middle of your tipi! If you have horses, you can board them also, or take a guided trail ride. Located 30 minutes outside of Crater Lake National Park, it's a great place to stay if you want to camp without the hassle of setting and taking down your tent There are few things that I would have changed. Instead of the folding cushions they use as mattresses, I would have preferred a real camp mattress. I am also not a huge fan of port a potties, but they do keep them clean as possible. Honestly, the lack of plumbing is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. They have a shower setup and after a day of hiking, it felt wonderful. While I felt it was a little expensive, I would still go back and stay again.

I was skeptical about the Tee Pee village... my son thought it was a bouncy house as we drove up…read moreand the Tee Pees emerged from the trees. Lol. The Tee Pees were really well received by my 4, 9 and 13 yr olds. They have 5ish couch like pillows or mattresses which I slept on great! The hosts delivered wood, opened the smoke hole thingy on the Tee Pee and left is alone! I don't like helicopter hosts so that was great. They give you their phone number and tell you to call if you want any thing or have any questions. I had great cell service the whole time. There were wild strawberry bushes with flowers all over... in a few weeks campers will find a ton of fresh, wild strawberries (June 20). The hosts gave me a mosquito repellant ring to burn for mosquitos but I never used it. We did get attached for about 30-60 minutes which is typical in Oregon woods but it was not overwhelming. Proper long clothing and some good mosquito spray will do the trick. We used organic, natural chemical free bug sticks and sprays because my wife doesn't want to give the kids cancer and of course it didn't help us at all... so we got a few bites and have a low chance of getting cancer! If a few bug bites are a deal breaker camp in a hotel! I'm not a cowboy but I did care for and trail ride horses in high school. I felt like the horse riding was very safe and very considerate of their horses (one horse had a sore frog [rock bruise] so they decided that horse would not be rode). I felt like the horses are cared for like part of the family... which is good. A criticism - It's a family run business so if you have an itinerary that has every minute counted for you'd better free up some time for some inefficient horse prep! I wouldn't schedule dinner with the Crater Lake Lodge for 6PM if you have a 2hr ride scheduled at 3PM.. I'd schedule for 8PM and have a beer/ glass of wine while making up the time difference. Come on - if you are in Chiloquin, Oregon I hope it's to slow it down and relax!! Cowboy bob and Company are a 5 star in https://vimeo.com/350189379

We stopped by the store walking around town and the owner was nice enough to let us in despite the…read morestore being closed already. They had a good selection of snacks and I was so happy to find some local Oregon cheeses. I ended up getting a slice of Oregon Blue from Rogue Creamery and a frozen baguette

Motel: very clean with the very basic( shampoo and soap) necessities. The bedroom and bed were…read morevery comfortable and supplied with air conditioning and a quaint fireplace for the cold nights. Robin and her husband were very gracious over my 3 day stay as long as you adhere to their rules. There are many but to my mind pretty logical in the "Organic" environment they want to maintain. I would definitely recommend this quirky hotel and plan on staying there again on my return trip.

For a stress free relaxing vacation this is your spot. No…read morefrills to distract you from simple life. Our cabin didn't have a tv, microwave or refrigerator. Bliss. Sooo close to crater lake but far enough away that you don't have to get tangled up in the tourist flow.

Clean room and bathroom. Loved the firm bedding. No TV which is standard for these locations…read more Wasn't expecting such good wifi but there were not many guests this early in the season (5/6/15, low snow year). The location of these cabins are located wrong on Yelp.

Mazama Village Campground is a rustic Campground that is the closest to Crater Lake. Make sure…read moreyou get a map as soon as you enter the national park and can visit the visitor center. Absolutely no Wi-Fi or cellular service and if you're using your phone GPS, this may be a problem without a map. There is a lack of signage on the roads in general. No signs within campground for the actual dump site and to the campground from the general store parking lot. Where there are signs they blend in, so look carefully. The sites are chosen for you based on how long your rig is. There will be a list of names and assigned site numbers in front of the store. The RV sites are electric only. Bring your rig with water. There are random water spigots in the park if needed. The pull through sites are not all true pull through due to trees, fallen logs, etc. Expect to back in to some pull through sites. Bathrooms are filthy and private showers are in poor repair. Maintenance should power wash and bleach down the shower floors at a minimum. Don't expect anything but cold water in the showers. There is certainly not hot water or even warm water. The shower spigot fell off in one shower. Bring bug spray as there are a variety of stinging bugs that will get you immediately upon getting out of your car. If you have kids and you're letting them run around the campground be aware there is a giant ravine at the end of the loops. There is a walking path with sheer drop offs and no guard rails. Overall it is well worth it to camp in this campground for proximity to Crater Lake. You get to bypass the long morning lines into the park. It is rustic, dusty, full of bugs, and has dirty flush bathrooms with showers. It also is very natural, close to a general store with gift shop, restaurant, and gas pump. The drive up to Crater Lake takes about 15 minutes from camp. This campground is sufficient and offers enough amenities to make it five stars just for location alone. You're not gonna do any better than this campground in the middle of nowhere. Crater Lake is amazing and if you're camping, this is where you want to be.

THIS IS NOT A GROCERY STORE. It is not really a convenience store either. This is more of a snack…read moreshop at best. You will need to shop for groceries before you come up the hill. This is the only place that had WIFI, there is NO CELL SERVICE here. The staff are eager and ready to help you, and they have warm regards as well. There are also lots of souvenirs, trinkets, and gear in here as well.

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.

I purchased my tickets online and we were scheduled for the 0900 shuttle to Wizard Island. We…read morearrived at 0800 with plenty of time to check in at the top before we descended the Cleetwood Cove trail. This was a breathtaking hike down even with a bit of smoke. Once at the bottom, you check in again and wait for your shuttle to take off. Staff are neutral and not overly friendly. There are restrooms, but they were not the cleanest. It appears the old stone doc took some damage and there are construction fences throughout the area where you wait to board. To get on the boat you show your ticket number and pick any seat you would like. I recommend sitting closest to the captain so that you can get out first. They go over a brief safety announcement before taking off. The boat ride was smooth due to minimal wind and we even went past the "old man of the lake"- a log that floats completely upright and has for ~450 years. Once on Wizard island you were given three hours to explore. There are two hikes- Fumarole bay and the Summit. The Summit is the most popular of the two. I completed both and even enjoyed a little swim in fumarole bay. We were unfortunately called back in early to evacuate the island due to poor air quality from smoke. They explained that they would blow a horn three times in a row for us to hear and that we would need to rush back to the boat... and if we didn't make it in time that they would have to send out a rescue boat later which would be costly. We were in Fumarole Bay at the time the horn was blown and could barely hear it. By the time everyone was back at the boat we were only leaving the island 15 minutes earlier than we were set to originally. It felt like an unnecessarily stressful way to end the day, to just leave 15 minutes earlier. I understand there are protocols they have to follow- but perhaps make something so that people can more easily hear on the farther parts of the island. The ride back was uneventful. On return to Cleetwood cove there were many people at the bottom fishing, sunbathing, and swimming. The hike back out took about 30 minutes and there are plenty of spots to rest along the way.

Really great, but challenging experience (at least as a family of 3 with a 5 year old). Tickets can…read morebe hard to get, but we got lucky checking first thing in the morning and snagged 3 for late morning. The hike down is a bit long and easy to trip if walking fast - beware. The boat trip itself is great - fast and smooth, over the bluest water you will ever see. Hiking to Fumarole Bay involves many loose volcanic rocks - they are sharp, be careful. Views are amazing and unique. And the hike back up - bring plenty of water, it is definitely a slog but with a view that gets better and better. Despite the trials of the hiking involved, this is amazing and 5 stars all the way, a unique experience anywhere in the world.