Umpqua's Last Resort - Wilderness Cabins, RV Park and Glamping

We stayed in a cozy cabin with a king bed plus a ladder to a loft with a second bed - a good set up for us. The cabin was a short walk from the shared bathrooms - showers were very hot with good water flow and nice “rain” heads. We visited in winter, so the bathroom building was a little cold, but there is a timed heater inside that warmed up the room very quickly. The setting in the upper North Umpqua valley was beautiful, but the highlight of our stay was the very friendly and helpful staff. They really went above and beyond. Would love to stay here again!

Awesome experience. We stayed in a cabin that slept 6, part of a much larger group. The cabin was well equipped and really nice, beds comfortable. We all toured each others places out of curiosity and they are all very cute - but the heated canvas tents some the show, so romantic and cool. Will definitely be back.

We love this resort! Everyone was friendly. Check in with Toby was easy and informative. We love our cute and cozy RV. It was really clean and smelled nice. We had a fire pit and a picnic table. Our neighbors were really quiet and considerate. They have a bathhouse with free hot showers which was really nice if you didn’t want to shower in the RV. The resort was next to a convenience store which was pretty well stocked and prices were decent. There were a lot of waterfalls nearby and lots of easy trails! Definitely one of our favorites in Oregon and we’re planning to come back in spring!

We brought the whole family to the resort while we visited Crater Lake. There were 12 of us. We used the XL Tiny house as our base and spilled over to 3 glamping tents. What a fantastic resort. It had everything we needed for fun and relaxation. We grilled out and sat at the picnic table while soaking in the hot Oregon weather. Luckily it cooled down at night. Toby and the staff were very accommodating and friendly. A cute store with everything you might need and reasonably priced is a few minutes drive. An easy ride to Crater Lake and many waterfalls and hiking trails. Don’t forget to hike down to the nearby creek, cross an impressive fallen tree bridge and stick your toes in the water. We weren’t planning on a return trip but now we are reconsidering! And don’t forget to pet Lucy the

Everyone was extremely friendly here. Unfortunately there aren't any close by grocery stores nearby and there's a small convenience store 2 mins walk next-door. The prices isn't cheap for what you get, but you're also nowhere close the city. You wouldn't have a bathroom in your stay, and you need to walk into the middle of the area for that. They offer shuttles for a lot of outdoor activities close-by. Its very camp vibes and I would recommend it if you want to be in & out of Crater Lake going back into the Interstate-5. The Rooms are cozy, and clean. For cooking, you'll be provided a kettle, microwave, and some plastic utensils. You can rent a huge selections of DVDS from the check-in office for the night, otherwise, you'll need to pay for your own Wi-Fi.