Operating Dates

Mazama Campground is tucked away in the forest, seven miles south of Rim Village, just past the park's south entrance station near Highway 62. It’s the perfect spot to pitch your tent or park your camper as your base for exploring the park. Each of the 214 sites features a picnic table, a fire ring with a grill, and a bear-resistant food locker.

Campground Map

Book Now

NEW! Campground Check-In Process

Reservation Holders:

• Full payment is due at time of booking
• We request that you do not check-in at the store unless changes or questions are needed to be addressed with an agent
• Review the reservation list posted outside the store for your name and your assigned campsite
  • Campground assignments are posted outside the Mazama Camper Store under the Large green campground Map with your name and assigned campsite. Campground assignments are posted at noon. 
• If you DO NOT see your name or reservation list, please see an agent inside the store
• If your reservation DOES NOT have an assigned site, please see an agent inside the store
• You must follow all posted rules
• At the end of your stay, please pack out all belongings
• There is no need to checkout

  ---

Book Now

Rates

Staying at the Campground

Amenities

At the campground, you’ll find restrooms, potable water, a gas station, food storage lockers, and a dump station.

Notice: Showers are available in Loop F.

Some sites have electricity. Pets are permitted, with restrictions. At the Mazama Camper Store you can purchase camp supplies, groceries, propane, firewood, and gasoline. The campground offers four accessible sites.

The Annie Creek Restaurant and Gift Shop, located in the village, offers casual family-friendly American cuisine and Crater Lake souvenirs. The nearby Mazama Camper Store carries groceries, camping supplies, firewood, and gasoline.

Additional Campsites

Camp in the Backcountry

Crater Lake National Park’s rugged volcanic landscape brings you amazing possibilities for backcountry wilderness explorations. In the summer, with a permit, you can camp at the park’s five designated backcountry campsites—Bybee Creek, Dutton Creek, Grouse Hill, Lightning Springs, and Red Cone Springs. Dispersed camping is also allowed with a permit.  

In winter, you can camp along the rim with a permit. You can explore open slopes, dense forests, and breathtaking views while skiing or snowshoeing on the park’s trails and unplowed roads.

Thirty-three miles of the Pacific Crest Trail pass through the park, offering views of the mountains and via an alternate trail, spectacular vistas of the lake.

For more information regarding campgrounds and permits please visit the National Park Service.