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Umpqua's Last Resort

4.5 (63 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Kristen D.

We camped here with our two dogs in our travel trailer over the Labor Day weekend and enjoyed every minute! This is a beautiful park that is very well maintained by staff, who are all very friendly and accommodating. We were in one of the park's "super sites" and loved the beautiful landscaping and full hookups. There are hiking trails near the park, plus it is only a short drive from some of the most breathtaking waterfalls in the state. We can't wait for our next visit!

Glamping tent heated bed and provided towels and shampoo/conditioner
Cindy L.

Wow I wish I could have stayed here longer! So beautiful and close to the hot springs, just being in the forest with the glamping tents was an experience in itself. Heated beds and all the cooking utensils you would need, and provided towels for showers and separate ones for hot springs. Super nice staff, would love to come back!

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L M.

This is the greatest camping spot I have been to. There are good showers; running water, gracious staff and hosts, well maintained grounds, loved the swing overlooking the mountainside of trees; the short walk to a beautiful view on the Umpqua River; short drive to Crater and Diamond Lake; Clearwater Falls was amazing. Such a gem in our Umpqua Forest. We have already booked our 3rd trip this year! Book yours soon before I take the last spot!

Toketee Falls

I absolutely loved it here! I stayed here with a friend in late June on a trip to Crater Lake. We were staying in one of the cabins, and we were incredibly impressed with both the quality/cleanliness of the accommodations and the friendliness/helpfulness of the staff. Upon arrival, Dustin sat down with us and helped us map out our day from which waterfalls we would visit to where we should have dinner. We immediately felt comfortable and well taken care of. Our cabin did not have its own bathroom, but the shared facilities were just a few steps away. They were very clean and usually empty, so we had plenty of privacy. As other reviews mention, they really thought of everything and more - the room had coffee and a coffee maker, a lighter for the fire pit, a wine opener, a DVD player with DVDs, card games, microwave popcorn, a jug of water to refill water bottles, a fire pit, a side yard with a picnic table, and so on. Also would note that we were two women traveling alone, but did not feel the slightest bit uncomfortable. And I feel confident that had we had any issues the staff would have handled it without issue. We really were so happy here and would not hesitate to return and recommend to family and friends! Thank you to everyone working here for making our experience so wonderful :)

king cabin at umpqua's

we stayed here in a king cabin for 2 nights and it was the perfect remote stay! the cabin was so cute, there was plenty of towels and soaps given to us for showers, it came with a fridge, microwave, and a whole water cooler which was awesome. we loved staying here!!

Jerry J.

Great pet friendly resort with lots to offer. We stayed in adorable cabin #15 which comes with tv, DVD player with DVDs, mini fridge, coffee maker, internet access, small bbq grill, water cooler (no running water inside), ceiling fan, and microwave. Bed was super comfy with memory foam. Upstairs loft is small but usable and quaint. Side yard of cabin has a fire pit/picnic table. Firewood can be purchased here as well at a good price, which is appreciated considering they could mark it up. Initially my biggest concern was the communal bathroom which was clean, spacious, close by, and heated. Our camp host, Jesse was also very friendly, accommodating, and answered all our questions. River very close by with trials to walk. Plenty of amazing waterfalls nearby to see, Toketee is a must see! Easy kid/pet friendly hike! When coming here, it's important to have your meals planned. Places to eat can be very seasonal and at least 20-35 minutes away. Essentially meals must be microwaved or BBQ grilled. Looking forward to staying here again!

Retro trailer

I booked this stay with my family to see Oregon during the summer and swim and hike. Umpqua's Last Resort was the best trip I have done with the family ever. It even beat Hawaii! The staff, including the owner Dustin, went above and beyond to make our stay perfect and was always available to help us. They took us on a full day tour of all the local water falls and hikes and taught us all about the history and nature there. We all played games and had actual family time away from our cell phones for a week and it was refreshing to say the least. Even staying in a retro trailer and glamping tent was like a 5 start hotel with clean linens and fresh coffee. This was an experience my family will remember forever. Thanks guys!

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Ask the Community - Umpqua's Last Resort

Which cabin for 1 would be most quiet and are the waterfalls trail heads walkable from the cabins?

All the cabins are equal, but I might suggest Cabin 3 for 1 person. From the cabin you can access via trail to the North Umpqua river and Dry Creek swimming hole. It does have a small waterfall into the pool. Most of the large falls are up and down… 

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“Crater lake, Diamond Lake, tons of waterfalls, the Umpqua and Pacific Crest Trails, the sights are never ending.”

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Mazama Village Campground

Mazama Village Campground

3.4(30 reviews)
32.2 mi

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.

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Mazama Village Campground - The campsites are not paved, and the dirt is dusty and loose.  Many trees, but the temperature is pretty high in this area in summer.

The campsites are not paved, and the dirt is dusty and loose. Many trees, but the temperature is pretty high in this area in summer.

Mazama Village Campground - Map of the camping loops

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Map of the camping loops

Crater Lake National Park

Crater Lake National Park

4.8(482 reviews)
36.4 mi

National Parks are the best. I have been dreaming of Crater Lake since I was a wee child and saw a…read morephoto of it's sparking cerulean waters gleaming mysteriously at me from an Encyclopedia. When we were planning a trip to southern OR and northern CA, of course, Crater Lake had to be included. I found out that someone else had already planned this route and even named it -The Circle of Discovery. The Circle of Discovery includes - Crater Lake, the volcanic scenic byway through the Shasta area, Lassen Volcanic NP and the Redwood State and National Parks. It makes for a very large circular route. We flew into Medford and headed East toward Crater Lake NP. I had made reservations at the lodge six months in advance, it fills up quickly, because there really isnt anywhere else to stay. The Park has some hiking trails, is generally closed in the winter and really has one singular draw - The Lake. The Lake is pristine, clear blue and your eyes can barely comprehend the color. Photos do not do it justice. The lake is a big volcanic crater filled with thousands (maybe millions) of years of rain and snow melt. It is the deepest lake in the USA. You cannot hike down into the lake, as the soil is loose and dangerous. It is a gorgeous place, I am glad we visited. I am also glad we only allotted a full afternoon and overnight to it, didnt need any more than that.

This is a belated review from 2025 as the Cleetwood Cove trail is closed until 2029…read more Cleetwood Cove trail is the only legal way to access the water, so with its closure visitors will have a vastly different experience of the park. Yes, there are still other trails around and the Rim drive is absolutely beautiful, but being able to go on a boat tour and drink the lake water is none other. I had a great time going down and up on the trail, and the boat tour was superb. The Rim Visitor Center was surprisingly small- it's located in the historic Kiser Studio in Rim Village so space is limited unless they want to renovate. Fortunately, there are outdoor exhibits at the Sinnott Memorial Overlook right next to the visitor center that educate you on the geologic history of the area and other information.

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Crater Lake National Park - View from Watchman overlook. Worth the climb!

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View from Watchman overlook. Worth the climb!

Rogue Elk Campground - Boat launch area.

Rogue Elk Campground

3.8(5 reviews)
44.4 mi

We had the best time! Our reservation but at crater lake got all messed up(who can blame,…read moreeverything is a mess right now) but it was an absolute blessing in disguise. We had such an amazing time at this beautiful campsite. We have a 25 foot RV and had so much additional space as well as a private spot to fish from. Will definitely be back again.

This is a beautiful county campground. Located on the upper Rogue River, there are 38 campsites,…read more16 of which have water/electric hookups. There is a boat ramp and access to the Rogue River and Elk Creek. Campsites are $26/night for hookups, $22/night for no hookups. Sites are level and spacious. Camp host is friendly. When we first arrived, we realized our reserved site (#15) had no shade whatsoever, which was an issue because we were in the middle of a major heat wave with 90-100 degree heat. We were lucky, because we were able to find an unreserved site that had full shade. If you want shade, stay away from Site 15. Another issue with site 15 is that it is right next to the spot on the river where rafters pull out, so it gets a lot of foot traffic. There were people who parked their cars in what was our reserved site, even though it had a reserved sign on it. We were happy in our new site, but the beast of this campground is the road noise. The campground is located RIGHT NEXT TO Crater Lake Highway 62. We knew this when we made the reservations, but in reading the reviews no one had mentioned road noise. We didn't realize how much traffic there would be, especially truck traffic, all through the night. The highway curves near the campground, so it is a section where drivers are constantly braking, then accelerating as they go up the hill. Also, like many campgrounds, the vibe changes on the weekend. The weekend campers were noisier and messier. I have to say, in all the camping we have done, I have never been in a campground where campers left food, clothes, trash, etc. out all over tables and the ground the entire time they were in their sites. I'm not a neat freak, and I know we are here to relax because "we're camping", but I have never seen anything like it. Also, the dumpster near our campsite was full, and even though there was a sign asking people to take their trash to a nearby dumpster that was not full, people just dumped their trash on the outside of the dumpster, where it piled up. Such a shame. Quite an eyesore until the trash was finally picked up days later.

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Rogue Elk Campground - Raft went by with no one in it, so rescue was called.  Thank goodness it all ended well.

Raft went by with no one in it, so rescue was called. Thank goodness it all ended well.

Rogue Elk Campground - Nice playground.

Nice playground.

Rogue Elk Campground - Highway is SO CLOSE!

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Highway is SO CLOSE!

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