Great location near hiking and Crater Lake! Spacious sites, clean bathhouse, and quiet. There are several private trails and and a nearby forest lake to explore. I was able to register 3 bars of AT&T LTE with an RV65 cell booster. My wife and I work full time from the road, using Zoom and Teams, so internet is a must. The park wif...moreGreat location near hiking and Crater Lake! Spacious sites, clean bathhouse, and quiet. There are several private trails and and a nearby forest lake to explore. I was able to register 3 bars of AT&T LTE with an RV65 cell booster. My wife and I work full time from the road, using Zoom and Teams, so internet is a must. The park wifi is actually quite good if you can get a signal. The trees have grown over the years and create a lot of interference. If you need to work from the road, tell the office when you make your reservation so they can put you near an unobstructed repeater. The town of Prospect has 5 water falls to explore, and other near by towns have plenty of hiking and water falls.

This is a great RV park that has all asphalt spots and plenty of shade! Bathrooms are new as of this review and are very clean and private. Hot showers and soap provided in shower stalls. There is a short trail to a beautiful reservoir perfect for kayaking or swimming. Same trail also leads to a nice secluded part of the Rogue River, a...moreThis is a great RV park that has all asphalt spots and plenty of shade! Bathrooms are new as of this review and are very clean and private. Hot showers and soap provided in shower stalls. There is a short trail to a beautiful reservoir perfect for kayaking or swimming. Same trail also leads to a nice secluded part of the Rogue River, albeit access is to a small portion.Check in is easy and staff was helpful. Across the street is the small town of Prospect with a few amenities such as store, post office, and pizza joint. WiFi works great here!

We only stayed one night, and really enjoyed the quiet of this place. No cell signal and had trouble connecting to the WIFI, but sometimes it’s nice to disconnect!Nice big sites with some trees/shrubs in between. The night we stayed there was a “concert” of violins, guitars and even a banjo. The camp hosts provided s’mores and ...moreWe only stayed one night, and really enjoyed the quiet of this place. No cell signal and had trouble connecting to the WIFI, but sometimes it’s nice to disconnect!Nice big sites with some trees/shrubs in between. The night we stayed there was a “concert” of violins, guitars and even a banjo. The camp hosts provided s’mores and hot dogs. After nearly a year and a half of no live music, it was nice to have some normalcy!

This is a really nice RV park right on HWY 62 and just 30 minutes to Crater Lake National Park.The park hosts are helpful and provide a great map of the area. Camp WiFi was surprisingly fast if you connect to the 5G, nothing on 2.4G. I was getting download speeds around 60-70mbps on 5G.

This was just an average experience for us. Treed area. Our site was tight with no room to enjoy outside. No satellite due to the trees. No activities due to COVID. Poor wifi and cell service. About 40 min to Crater Lake. We drove to Lost Lake to fish.

Very nice hosts. Hookup placement was a little difficult for our rig. WiFi was spotty and cell service was non-existent. Laundry is off-site. Site 4 did not have TV hookups.

When we arrived the hosts where very prompt to get us checked in and settled. Even though our spot was next to the main road it was very quiet. The camp hosts make sure that everyone is happy. Only complain was the strong rules regarding leashing our dogs. But we totally understood the policy.

Not many campgrounds were open in the area (due to covid) so we choose this one on Campendium's recommendations.Its located right off the highway 62 so watch for the sign on the left coming from Medford.Most of the park residents are long term rentals. And 5 or more spots are "Camp Hosts". The office staff, and other hosts we int...moreNot many campgrounds were open in the area (due to covid) so we choose this one on Campendium's recommendations.Its located right off the highway 62 so watch for the sign on the left coming from Medford.Most of the park residents are long term rentals. And 5 or more spots are "Camp Hosts". The office staff, and other hosts we interacted with were nice, friendly , and helpful. Most of the sites are really close together with lots of big trees and bushes. This place was like a RV village of big rigs squeezed in together. If you need space this isn't it. But we were totally fine for 2 nights while sightseeing the local spots. The bath house was clean and modern. Walking trails nearby for our dog.

Rate includes discount for monthly reservation. COVID shutdowns hit and we were kicked out of an Army Corps of Engineering campground, forced to find a place to hunker down. We're full-timers and opted to find an RV park that would allow us to stay for at least a month. Crater Lake RV staff became our 'COVID family' and we'll be foreve...moreRate includes discount for monthly reservation. COVID shutdowns hit and we were kicked out of an Army Corps of Engineering campground, forced to find a place to hunker down. We're full-timers and opted to find an RV park that would allow us to stay for at least a month. Crater Lake RV staff became our 'COVID family' and we'll be forever grateful for the friendly staff that made us feel so welcome. The RV park is full of tall trees so you feel like you're camping at a state park. The Rogue River is only a few feet away, with the Hidden Lake for swimming and a hiking trail that goes on for miles. The RV sites form a loop that's great for walking the dogs and our toddler. Our site, #17, and many others are very long so fitting our 32' class A and our tow car was no issue. The Wifi worked well and we had no issues with our water/sewer hookups. Our site does not have cable access. There's a laundromat just a few minutes away. Prospect Store is also down the road and has all the essentials (eggs, milk, etc.) and Walmart is about 40 minutes away in Eagle Point. There are a couple of restaurants nearby with good pizza and burgers. Lots of great hiking and waterfalls nearby! No cell service but we didn't have a problem using wifi calling.

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 ...moreI 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!

The hosts are very nice, though there are at least 4 different camp host spots. The people in spot 37 are not hosts but apparently live there and their large dog poops and they don’t pick it up immediately so the smell was a bit much. There is constantly new people coming in so it’s very busy. The river and lake are a short walk but be...moreThe hosts are very nice, though there are at least 4 different camp host spots. The people in spot 37 are not hosts but apparently live there and their large dog poops and they don’t pick it up immediately so the smell was a bit much. There is constantly new people coming in so it’s very busy. The river and lake are a short walk but be aware the dam releases water at any time. It’s about an hour from crater lake. There is a lot to do around there which is nice. But this park solidified my decision to never stay in a traditional RV park again.

We stayed here in early June with the intention of, naturally, exploring Crater Lake. Check-in was easy as could be, staff was friendly, and we even had an escort to our spot who helped us back in like a pro. We stayed during the week so it was nice and quiet. Excellent trails right behind the campground, waterfalls all around, and a "...moreWe stayed here in early June with the intention of, naturally, exploring Crater Lake. Check-in was easy as could be, staff was friendly, and we even had an escort to our spot who helped us back in like a pro. We stayed during the week so it was nice and quiet. Excellent trails right behind the campground, waterfalls all around, and a "top of the world" lookout that was worth the drive up. Decently quick access to the park itself as well. Fast wifi on site but zero cell signal. Really great cafe in town and a laundromat with excellent pizza next door. Cute area with more than just Crater Lake going on.

The staff recommended several sites other than Crater Lake, wish we had planned to stay longer. Campground was clean and everything in very good working order. Our site was really nice and easy access to walking trails.

We stayed here 1 night on the way to Crater Lake. It was a pretty nice place and the staff was friendly. There is no cell signal but there Wi-Fi was fast if you can get a good signal (I have an antenna that is outside my rig).The only down side was the LOUD Saturday night Karaoke that started at 7pm. It made it hard for the kids to...moreWe stayed here 1 night on the way to Crater Lake. It was a pretty nice place and the staff was friendly. There is no cell signal but there Wi-Fi was fast if you can get a good signal (I have an antenna that is outside my rig).The only down side was the LOUD Saturday night Karaoke that started at 7pm. It made it hard for the kids to go to bed.

This lovely little park is in the burg of Prospect, Oregon, about 35 miles from Crater Lake National Park.Our site was level and shaded with FHUs. 50 amp and we were able to connect our satellite. The park has lots of satellites set up and they rent boxes in the office for $16. The sites are not huge, but there is a lot of priv...moreThis lovely little park is in the burg of Prospect, Oregon, about 35 miles from Crater Lake National Park.Our site was level and shaded with FHUs. 50 amp and we were able to connect our satellite. The park has lots of satellites set up and they rent boxes in the office for $16. The sites are not huge, but there is a lot of privacy with the trees and shrubs. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The maps and information they provide for the area are great..Prospect is a little town in trouble. Only the post office, grocery/gas station and pizza parlor were still open. The pizza was very good!Visit the Falls while you're here - beautiful!The entire area is without cell or internet with very little exception. You can find a couple spots along Hwy 62 to check email and make calls. Make sure you get gas in Prospect, there aren't any other options before Memorial Day, and then I think it's only Diamond Lake and at Crater Lake.

We LOVED Crater Lake RV Park... it's absolutely gorgeous and extremely reasonable price-wise. The sites were flat, long and very spacious. The hookups were excellent - the water was a little on the hard side but it tasted delicious. The entire park is set within a mature pine forest and each site is surrounded by towering evergreens. B...moreWe LOVED Crater Lake RV Park... it's absolutely gorgeous and extremely reasonable price-wise. The sites were flat, long and very spacious. The hookups were excellent - the water was a little on the hard side but it tasted delicious. The entire park is set within a mature pine forest and each site is surrounded by towering evergreens. Best thing of all is they give you a couple pages of maps of all the things to see in the area... gorges, waterfalls, hiking... all absolutely worth the trip and all within a 10-60 minutes drive.The WiFi is infuriating. Even when we could connect - which wasn't often - there was so little bandwidth left over that no internet pages or emails would fully load. A few other campers with boosters said is was a little better, but not much. Data connection via AT&T was non-existent as well, so we basically spent 7 days in the park completely disconnected. That's ok, we didn't come here for the WiFi so we didn't expect much to begin with.One other note: The pull-thrus I saw weren't particularly level. They were fine for 5th wheels, but the larger Class-A's we saw trying to park in them had a heck of a time leveling... most had to lift their front end completely off the ground. They have plenty of long back-in spots for bigger rigs that are much more level, so don't automatically ask for a pull-thru.Even with all the minor annoyances, Crater Lake RV Park is one of the sweetest parks we've even been in. We'd loved to come back many, many times, and can't wait until we have the chance to do so.

We stayed here 2 weeks so apparently liked it enough. It has positives and negatives. The hosts are very nice, friendly and helpful. It is centrally located to many visitor attractions. We stayed in two different sites. In one, we could fit the motorhome in but had to jockey the car around to avoid blocking the site next to us. It was ...moreWe stayed here 2 weeks so apparently liked it enough. It has positives and negatives. The hosts are very nice, friendly and helpful. It is centrally located to many visitor attractions. We stayed in two different sites. In one, we could fit the motorhome in but had to jockey the car around to avoid blocking the site next to us. It was not very level. The second site was much longer and more suited to a large motorhome. The interior roads are narrow so be careful with larger units. The Wi-FI didn't work at either site. (Hint: The library just across the street has WI-FI. You can sit in your car, inside the library, or outside at a table. It worked great.) Due to trees, our satellite did not work. We could use our Verizon phones if we sat right by the office. The strangest thing was how the computer did the billing especially if you extended your stay. I couldn't determine by looking at the receipts if I was charged correctly. I verified the price by checking my account once we left. If we needed hookups, we would stay here again.

We stayed for five nights while exploring Crater Lake and the surrounding area (it's a 40 minute drive to the Crater Lake visitors center). Our site was extremely long (probably could have parked two big motorhomes in it) but not very wide / not much camping space. Fortunately there was no one next to us so we had plenty of room. The p...moreWe stayed for five nights while exploring Crater Lake and the surrounding area (it's a 40 minute drive to the Crater Lake visitors center). Our site was extremely long (probably could have parked two big motorhomes in it) but not very wide / not much camping space. Fortunately there was no one next to us so we had plenty of room. The park is heavily wooded and rustic feeling. There's a nice trail leading out of the park that we could walk our dogs on (in addition to walking them through the park) which goes to the nearby dam/reservoir. The staff was friendly and helpful. We had no AT&T or Verizon cell reception, even with our booster. The office has a stronger booster on a very tall pole which you can use if needed. The WiFi worked quite well (streaming movies is not allowed), but it's worth noting the park was about half empty when we stayed. The biggest drawback (apart from the lack of cell signal) is the noise from the highway. Our site backed up to the highway so we heard very loud trucks going by all day. Fortunately at night the highway was mostly quiet. We were also surprised (and disappointed) with an extra fee when checking in. When reserving, the web site listed the rate as $28.50 (for 2-6 nights) and said "all sites have full hook-ups with 20, 30 & 50 amp service". When we checked in, we saw an extra $3 per night added to our bill for 50 amp service. There's also a per-dog fee but that was listed on the web site.

We came through the area in very early spring when all of the nearby National Forest campgrounds and Mazama in the National Parl were closed for the Winter and this was just about our only option. We later figured out that we probably could have just found a National Forest road and pulled off for some "dispersed camping," but if you n...moreWe came through the area in very early spring when all of the nearby National Forest campgrounds and Mazama in the National Parl were closed for the Winter and this was just about our only option. We later figured out that we probably could have just found a National Forest road and pulled off for some "dispersed camping," but if you need hookups, this is a great option. Across the highway, a 1.5 mile drive or bike ride takes you past some greet views of the Rogue River and down to Mill Creek and Barr Creek Falls which are very nice. Park wifi was decent but no cell reception.