This park is also call Crater Lake RV Park and signed as Crater Lake RV Park. The park is very nice but the staff is a little odd. The check-in process took close to 30 minutes due to the golf cart tour where I had to chose a site, and a lesson on all the sites to see in the area and how to get there. My wife had to sit in the car with the dogs during the entire process. I chose a pull through site, and was told they were too small for our trailer. Then I chose a much longer pull through site, but it was only for large class A's with a trailer in tow, so I could not have it either. We ended up with a large back-in site. There are a lot of rules for the campground, especially for pets and the sewer system, but we never received a copy or were told what these rules were. If your jacks leave a dimple in the asphalt site they can charge you $200 to repair the dimple, but the sites and roads are very bumpy because of the roots from all the trees. There is a coax jack, but it is a feed for DirecTV, but we were not told this by the staff I had to ask another camper how they got their TV to work. I think the staff is trying to make the park feel like a resort, but giving tours and making lots of rules do not make it a resort. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground very clean. Blacktop sites with big pine trees. Tree roots growing under blacktop in many sites and on main drive. Nothing to do in park. Must travel many miles for activities. Camp host very friendly, and supplied coffee and pasteries each morning. We are full timers and have stayed in many campgrounds. The owner of this campground is rude and very inconsiderate. A very controlling person. We were very happy when our time to leave park occurred. Would not stay in this campground again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The best thing about this park is its trails for dog walking and biking. We have big dogs who require two-hour walks, and we don't like to have to get in the car and drive to an area to walk them. This park had access to a number of beautiful trails with a river running along the edges. Downside: the sites were not as private as we had hoped, they charge for cable, and our site required leveling. If you are visiting Crater Lake, this is the only park with full hookups. I was not impressed with Beckie's Cafe, which previous reviews cite as having wonderful food. It had "bar food" and the pies weren't great. But, the trails make this park worth a visit if you are in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.