Reservations possible?
No
RV Hookups
No
Potable water
Yes
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In sharp contrast to Mazama Village Campground, Lost Creek may come across to many Crater Lake National Park visitors as primitive… but herein lies the appeal of the park’s only other campground.

Unlike Mazama Village with its 212 sites, gas station, restaurant, and general hustle and bustle, Lost Creek Campground’s 16 campsites are ideally removed from the main tourist activities of the park, which actually makes it a more coveted overnight location for those who prefer to relax in a more natural setting.  Situated just up the road from The Pinnacles and between the deep ravine of Sand Creek and the slow trickle of Lost Creek, this campground certainly is more modest.  Amenities include picnic tables, fire grills, bear lockers, potable water, and one restroom facility, but none of the showers or other ‘town-like’ amenities that are present in Mazama Village Campground.

Logistics + Planning

Preferable season(s)

Summer
Fall

Parking Pass

National Park Pass

Pros

Less developed and quieter than Mazama Village Campground.

Cons

Few amenities or adventures within walking distance.

Pets allowed

Allowed

Managed by

National Parks Service

Features

Flushing toilets
Potable water

Location

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