Union Creek Resort - Prospect, Oregon

Praseedha S.

We stayed with friends and family at their cozy woodside cabin on our visit to crater lake. It was clean, equipped with basic essentials, the heating system is not centralized but fairly easy to operate. The WiFi service was decent given how the network coverage is almost nil. Check in/check out was hassle free.

Viking B.

Great rooms and cabins, but everything was closed including the Cafe that we wanted to eat at and the office/store.

Rose A.

Stayed two nights, room was ok. Last time we stayed here there was a tv, but oh well. However, on the morning of New Year’s Day I was woken up before light by some employee plowing the 4 inches of snow at 6am! I think people probably came here for new years for the quiet and isolation, not to be woken up super early by a diesel 4wheeler plow! The guy was SO rude! All the cars here have 4wd so he could have waited until at least 9am!! People want to sleep in on New Year’s Day! Needless to say I’m no longer coming back here and will be renting our annual cabin elsewhere next new years. Totally rude and unprofessional!

Tim S.

Used to be a 5/5, now a 1/5 - One star instead of 0/5 because the resort IS physically there and has not burned to the ground due to forest fires.
My wife and I have been coming here each summer since 2014. The picture of the American flag on my Google account is from Union Creek.
Since new ownership has taken over, neither one of us want to go here anymore. Here is a short list of reasons:

1. Transperency - The Union Creek Resort website USED to show a dozen or so pics of EACH cabin by number. THIS IS UBER-IMPORTANT for the weary traveler that is coming from the other side of the state or country. When they get there, they know what to expect. They know what the cabin looks like - inside and out. They even had a grounds maps. NOW its a crap shoot; there may be one picture for a few cabins.
2. When you call to book, you are talking to someone from a call center in Ohio. They know nothing of the property exept whats in their notes.
3. One in particular cabin (the only one we ever stay in), has almost doubled in price since we were there last, AND it no longer has a stove/kitchen according to the call center representitive. This doesnt make sense to me.
4. Read other recent reviews**. Im not exited to travel all the way there now.
5. Now I understand why they are offering BOGO.
In my humble opinion. Aramark is OFF the mark for a successful future to this once great resort.
Aramark, please sell this Resort back to anyone who wants to make it better place and keep it from falling apart further than it is.

TIM SMITH

Chris L.

Nice little resort with acceptable rooms in the main lodge where we stayed, nothing super fancy. Theres a shop downstairs with food and supplies and a great restaurant right across the street, and the staff is all very friendly. Location is great for some quick hiking trails. Beware they have a no refund policy if you book the wrong dates like we did, they didn’t reach out or anything.

Rebecca B.

We picked Union Creek to stay for our Crater Lake vacation. Definitely a pay for closeness to Crater Lake but not comfort. We stayed in Cabin 22. While it was clean, the overall house could use some updating. It has a historical history, however the cabinets could be painted, carpet replaced, and appliances updated. It had an unpleasant smell that bothered us all. There was a small gap between the air unit and the board in the window, mosquitos kept getting in the cabin in the evening. Wi-Fi is very limited so do not plan on having much service at all. We ended up checking out early and checking into a hotel further away. The restaurant on site was good and convenient. There is also a short hike close by (Rogue Gorge) that was nice to walk to. ||If you are particular about where you stay, you may want to keep looking and make the extra drive in.

Lunette F.

The Union Creek Cabin was convenient for us old people while hanging out with our son's family at the Union Creek campground. The shower, sink and toilet was another reason to stay in the cabin and the Kuerig coffee pot in the room allowed us to get a jump on the day before going to the campground for breakfast.|I give the bed a 5. Very comfortable but the second night it was difficult to sleep well due to the temperature in the room. I tried cooling it off with the window unit but it was too loud so in the middle of the night we had to open the front door to allow some cool air in the room since none of the windows could be opened. Fortunately, No Mosquitos. My biggest criticism is the cost. The cost for 2 nights was nearly $450. For that amount we could have had an gorgeous, air conditioned room 14 miles down the road at the Historic Prospect Hotel that includes a full breakfast in the dining room. The Douglas Fir and Pine Tree forest setting and Rogue River are spectacular.

Frank4014

So expensive for a run down tiny cabin that has terrible wifi and no service (260/night!) Desk staff were unfriendly and could not do much when asked for help. Cabin walls are very thin so you can hear anyone outside or cars leaving early or on the highway. Wifi was horrible. No phones or tvs in rooms. No emergency help in case of accidents or illness. Bathroom mirror interior rusted. No exhaust for gas cooking oven/stove. No center service so be prepared. I guess you have to pay lots of money to get decent anything. Very sad. Resort?! What does that mean?