Explore Crater Lake National Park

Formed 7,700 years ago from a historical volcanic eruption, the pristine waters of Crater Lake have been purely collected by rain and snow. The iconic National Park of the pacific northwest is a must see attraction from the cliffs of the Cascade Mountain Range.

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Gary

“One of the most beautiful lakes and National Parks we’ve ever seen! The water is pristine blue and with the surrounding trees, makes incredible for photos!”

Kendall

“Early Autumn is a great time to stay at the Crater Lake Lodge. The crowds are mostly gone and the weather is often quite pleasant. We ate all of our meals in the Lodge restaurant.”

Therin

“Crater Lake National Park is not just a destination; it’s an experience that will touch your soul and leave you yearning for more. If you have the opportunity to visit, don’t pass it up. “

Noemi

“A true Oregon Gem! A definitely must see if you are visiting the state. Make sure you take your time to enjoy the views and hiking trails.”

Michael

“Amazing views. Went there with a couple friends and had a great time! “

Jennifer

“Breathtaking, one of the most beautiful sights I have ever seen! The water is so blue, and the scenery surrounding is magical. If it’s a clear night stay and see the stars, you will be amazed “

Stay at Crater Lake

Experience Crater Lake in ultimate comfort with our diverse lodging options. Whether you would simply like to pitch a tent, hook up your RV, stay in a rustic cabin, or view the lake from a historic hotel room, we have everything you need for an unforgettable lodging experience at this unforgettable wonder.  

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Dining at Crater Lake

Boat Tours

Take a Cruise Across Crater Lake

The best way to see Crater Lake is by boat! For visitors wanting to explore Wizard Island, we offer a boat cruise or a quick shuttle ride straight to the island. The trail to our boat tours is a little over 2 miles long round trip and drops approximately 700 feet. The trail is physically demanding, and we do not recommend these tours to anyone with medical or physical issues. The hike down to the dock takes approximately 30-45 minutes.