Decent campground with clean restrooms. We stayed in a primitive site since we camp out of our SUV. The campsites are close to each other but most have trees between that offer some privacy. Each site has a picnic table, bear box and a fire pit. A primitive site was $22 a night. We stayed Sept 23, 2018 and they were changing over cater... more

We staying in the middle section of the "C Loop" and the cell service was very spotty to say the least. The dirt is very dirty, fine dirt that seems to stick to everything!! The only showers that we could find were in the "F Loop". Besides all that, the sites are spread apart and not too close together. We loved the little hiking trai... more

There is no cell service in the entire park or even close by, its all forest, but we did find pockets of coverage in this campground (primarily in F and G = East side of the campground in the overlook of Annie Creek) WiFi at the restaurants is $4/hour and all 3 of the restaurants weren’t very appealing. Better yet, don’t plan on... more

My experience is the sites are pretty jammed together, signal is terrible but the camp store is the bomb. We stayed right behind the store. My advice is when going to Crater Lake be prepared for anything. During our stay all water was turned off except the water at the camp store, dump station was closed. Laundry was closed. Water ... more

Our rate reflects the 50% senior discount. This is a great location for exploring the rim by car or bike. 4 miles to the visitor center. The sites are very nice, with large trees, picnic tables and fire pits. However, the F loop electric sites are not paved, but are dirt. I have actually rarely been in a site where all of our mats... more

As others have mentioned, F9 is the best spot for cell reception and lots of sun for solar. We work online during the week and need a good connection to get it done. There is zero cell service or wifi throughout the park, except for the Crater Lake lodge and the one magical spot by F9. You can buy wifi at the lodge for $4 an hour or $1... more

We loved Crater Lake! At first, we weren't sure what to expect, because we couldn't find anything online on how to camp there, but these spots are pretty easy to get on a first come first serve basis. Just go during the week and you will be fine. Here are some tips: - First, we paid $15.50 (because the nice person at the kiosk gave... more

Okay so we were here on a cold spell in June and half the sites were still snow covered so our experience may be a bit different. We arrived on a Thursday afternoon and had our pick of spots. We were told the F loop had electric so we went there. Sites F15-29 do have electric but site F9 is THE SPOT. F9 is huge with views of a waterfal... more

We stayed here over July 4th, and as another reviewer stated, it was difficult to find an open site. There seemed to be tons that we were reserved, but not occupied. We settled in on the A loop (there are 7 loops, each with a mix of tent and RV sites). Our site was huge and wooded, equipped with a picnic table, fire pad with grill, and... more

So yeah, this is an awesome campground. Ample dead wood that you're allowed to gather, saving you the $6 at the store. The other reviews sum up most of the other perks of staying here. My disappointment rests solely in the facts printed in the newspaper and on the website and the lack of those facts being factual upon arrival. ... more