Diamond Lake Campground - Crescent, OR

Vee K.

We chose to stay here primarily because of its close proximity to Crater Lake National Park, but we ended up falling in love with the place. The camp host, John, is incredibly friendly and goes out of his way to assist campers, within reasonable limits, of course—some people can be quite challenging these days! While the facilities are a bit dated, they are impeccably clean. The paved bike trails around the lake are fantastic, and the road surrounding the lake is also enjoyable with very little traffic. Little to no light pollutions during our visit was a huge bonus. We absolutely adore this peaceful and picturesque campsite, and we can’t wait to return time and again!

T B.

Close to Crater Lake. But you better like bugs - especially mosquitoes & spiders. They were abundant. Decent showers & nice lake.

Laurie H.

The spot we get can be hit or miss. Some feel more private than others. The 4 days we stayed there, showers were closed most of the time due to power outages. There are a few toilets available across the campground but not all of them are kept clean. Mosquitoes are definitely an issue in the area so be prepared. Bugs spray anti-itch cream candles… all you can get. A lot of campers do not respect the quiet hours.
But the hosts are nice.

M0n0

The campgrounds were clean and the hosts were beyond helpful and nice! My family and I enjoyed our stay there although the site (M003) we had was mostly a very fine dirt/sand which I believe to be caused by the gopher holes that covered nearly the entire site. Plus said gophers kept hanging around our coolers and we had to keep our bags with food on the table and keep a close eye on them.

Other than that, the lake was beautiful and the sunsets with the clouds were as equally beautiful.

Devin H.

The campsites were so overgrown there was no where to pitch a tent. This seemed congruent through most sites with any vegetation. No camp host on site. Bathrooms were closed for the entire stay but the bucks were clean. Staff were friendly and did come weed wack a few spots so we could utilize our site. The lake front is beautiful. The buildings and restaurant lodge look like they have never received general maintenance or improvements. Not sure we will stay here again.

Oceana J.

The campgrounds are a good size and the fire pits are nice and big! I personally thought the bathrooms were very clean (woman’s) and the campground was kept in good shape! The only thing I’d warn people about is the bugs!!! Make sure you bring lots of bug spray and there were a large amount of spiders in both camp sites we stayed at. They mostly came out in the am and would cover your tent. They’re harmless but if you’re afraid like me it might be something you want to be aware of!!

sandra M.

We went last year and I didn't give a very good review. Mainly because of the garbage containers besides of our tiny house and the odor . However since then my grandson has talked about nothing but this place and how he wants to go back . Looking back it did have very many good qualities, especially to a child . The pricing was confusing but after reviewing it again I know what to expect . It was a matter of a misunderstanding on our part and the people working at the check in . And to hear that many upgrades have been made i am very pleased.||We definitely plan to go back sometime this summer. Just not in the tiny house by the garbage containers 😁. Look forward to seeing what has been done . It is a beautiful place 😊

kathleen R.

We booked here for our last day in the State to visit Crater Lake. Apon arriving in the area, the government website showed the area under Level One Fire evacuation. When we called for a refund, a man agreed there were fires in the area however the lake was clear. We responded we did not feel comfortable staying with possibility of needing to leave in the middle of the night. They would not refund us. Several hours later someone else called, we explained the same information. She agrued with us, cut me off in communication and would not allow me to speak a full sentence. Very unprofessional when Middle Fork is on Fire, 728 acres a flame in Crater Lake National Park. They should ashamed of themselves!