Mazama Campground in the United States

We arrived Wed 8/17 and left Friday 8/19. It was very quiet and clean. Had thunder and rain Wed. evening, but dropped after an hour. Lot’s of squirrels 😀

3 years ago

Nice campground, even with reservations you get the site they assign. There is a printout at the camp store showing your site. Another contractor run place that is over priced ($35 for a dry site) and under maintained. This park would be a 5+ except for the cons below. Mazama is out of the way, 110 miles from Roseburg through the woods. Very scenic drive in. Pros: Great location, very quiet campground. Crater Lake is a must see, the most scenic park we have been to in 18 months of full timing. No insect pests, just a few yellow jackets that didn't bother us. Lots of good solar at our site, some sites have sun, some are fully shaded. Cons: There are only two showers for the whole campground, ridiculous! The contractor running the place only cares about making money - the bathrooms are bad, trash pickup is not frequent enough (on our loop all the trash cans were overflowing), there were small pieces of trash and cigarette butts in our camp site and they pick your site, there is no reason for not allowing customers to reserve a specific site. Lots of hiking in the area, Annie Creek loop goes right behind Loops C, D or E. Mazama is at 6000 feet, the lake rim is 7000 feet so be prepared. AT&T cell service was weak, 1 bar of 4G. With the WeBoost and Pepwave we were able to get cellular internet. Android phone worked some, iPhone even less, just enough for a text and sometimes a call.

4 years ago

Nice campground, even with reservations you get the site they assign. There is a printout at the camp store showing your site. Another contractor run place that is over priced ($35 for a dry site) and under maintained. This park would be a 5+ except for the cons below. Mazama is out of the way, 110 miles from Roseburg through the woods. Very scenic drive in. They are very slow to refund the 50% with your pass, took 10 days and 2 calls after I went into talk to them. Pros: Great location, very quiet campground. Crater Lake is a must see, the most scenic park we have been to in 18 months of full timing. No insect pests, just a few yellow jackets that didn't bother us. Lots of good solar at our site, some sites have sun, some are fully shaded. Cons: There are only two showers for the whole campground, ridiculous! The contractor running the place only cares about making money - the bathrooms are bad, trash pickup is not frequent enough (on our loop all the trash cans were overflowing), there were small pieces of trash and cigerette butts in our camp site and they pick your site, there is no reason except their laziness for not allowing customers to reserve a specific site. Lots of hiking in the area, Annie Creek loop goes right from Loop C, D or E. Mazama is at 6000 feet, the lake rim is 7000 feet so be prepared. AT&T cell service was weak, 1 bar of 4G. With the WeBoost and Pepwave we were able to get cellular internet. Android phone worked a some, iPhone even less, just enough for a text and sometimes a call.

4 years ago

We stayed here in early August, our campsite was spacious and shaded. However, the private contractor for this campground is not doing a very good job of maintaining or managing the campground... so sad. We hiked the Annie Canyon trail from the campground, a very nice hike. We drove to Crater Lake and hiked along the rim of the crater, beautiful views of the deep blue lake. The campground has no cell service and the free showers were cold.

4 years ago

Nice campground, even with reservations you get the site they assign. There is a printout at the camp store showing your site. Another contractor run place that is over priced and under maintained. Mazama is out of the way, 110 miles from Roseburg through the woods. Very scenic drive in. Pros: Great location, very quiet campground. Crater Lake is a must see. the most scenic park we have been to in 18 months of full timing. Cons: There are only two showers for the whole campground, ridiculous! The contractor running the place only cares about making money - the bathrooms are bad, trash pickup is not frequent enough (on our loop all the trash cans were overflowing), there were small pieces of trash and cigerette butts in our camp site. and they pick your site, there is no reason except their laziness for not allowing customers to reserve a specific site. Lots of hiking in the area, Annie Creek loop goes right from Loop C, D or E. AT&T cell service was weak, 1 bar of 4G. With the WeBoost and Pepwave we were able to get cellular internet. Cell phones worked a little, just enough for a text and sometimes a call.

4 years ago