Diamond Lake RV Park

Nice & quiet park close to Crater Lake and just a short walk to Diamond Lake which we could see from our site. Lots of waterfalls nearby! Clean restrooms and laundry facilities. Hosts were awesome! We were in site K-1 with a nice view out the back toward the lake. Lots of options for hiking & biking. A++++

Camp hosts were so accommodating and welcoming to the park. They help back everyone into their spot and point out where the connections are. My boy and I had a great week here. We made use of the free movoe rentals down at the office since we had a few rainy days during our stay. Overall, park was clean and everyone was nice and helpful. They know the spots well, so before you get to the spot the attendant will explain where you'll want to swing the front of your truck to make parking the camper easier.

We’ve had a great 3-night stay at this RV park! It’s beautifully located near Diamond Lake (a 3 minute walk to the lake shore where there’s a nice pizza place and outside tables), amongst pine trees. Yes, the space for each RV is not huge, but it’s plenty and we didn’t feel like we were bothered by our neighbors, or bothering them. It’s got an individual fire pit, access to water and a sewer. The restroom is pretty clean, amongst the cleanest I’ve seen in campgrounds in the U.S. It’s very calm in the evening, and a very nice atmosphere at sunset. We had no mosquitoes whatsoever, except at the lake shore. Receptionists are kind and accommodating. We arrived at 8.15pm and they stayed to welcome us, as we didn’t know about the 8pm deadline to check in (future guests should know about this dea

We had a very nice stay. Bring your bike and you can leave the campground and drive around Diamond Lake. The staff here was wonderful.

It's a typical RV park, with neighbors situated quite close to one another. We arrived on Saturday, the 28th, and were assigned to Site 6 by a lady at the front desk. Unfortunately, this turned out to be one of the least desirable sites in the campground. The water spigot was by the road, while the power panel was at the back of the site, making it challenging since our water hose barely reached. To top it off, the sewer access was positioned in the middle of the pad, on the uphill side. The site was badly sloped due to erosion, and the concrete pad was cracked and too small to use effectively. The major problem was, the slope was steep enough, as an amputee, it wasn’t easy to step in and out of the rig. We didn’t also use the picnic table nor firpit as they were both located down the sl