Overview
by Lisa Meyers McClintick
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, these 17 log cabins, five larger vacation homes, and nine newly remodeled lodge rooms are nestled beneath the pines and along Union Creek 25 miles west of the park. There’s an onsite store, an ice cream shop, and Beckie’s Café, which has been known for its pies and pastries since 1926.
Our Editor Loves
- Onsite store
- Five larger vacation homes
- Onsite family dining
Family Interests
- Bicycling
- Hiking
- Museum/Cultural
- Water Sports
Family Amenities
- Kitchenettes
- Onsite Dining
Reviews
by bleistikow
Upon check-in the front desk recommended we stay in a different cabin because of the overall amenities. We really appreciated that. Had a great stay, no cell service or Wi-Fi and that was expected and enjoyed! :) Time to unplug and spend time with family and the beautiful outdoors. Of course Beckie's Café was a hit!! We stay here annually and enjoy it every time!
Side note: We had to wait for a locksmith as we locked the keys in our car. Staff was exceptional and allowed us to stay in our cabin past check out in order to be comfortable and wait for the towing company to show up. MUCH APPRECIATED!
by Steve C
Very thin walls in the lodge, heard noise/voices from the rooms next door well into the night, No WiFi, No cell service, bathrooms down the hall...However, very convenient to Crater Lake National Park. Very rustic and very remote (nothing else for miles around but forest, river and canyons). If that's what you like then this place is for you. We booked this because it was the closet lodging available to Crater Lake. They do have cabins also, probably with private bathrooms in them but they were all booked.