Klamath Falls RV Resort sits on the southern tip of Upper Klamath Lake just north of town, an easy stop off Highway 97 with more on site than most parks: a clubhouse, a jacuzzi spa, an on-site grocery store, golf cart rentals, pickleball, tennis, and lakeside trails. Polished and well-kept, with Crater Lake an hour up the road.
Sites are full hookup with 30 and 50-amp service on concrete pads, in pull-through and back-in layouts, big-rig friendly with ADA-accessible options. It’s an RV-only resort (no tents or cabins). Every site is pet-friendly with no fees and no breed restrictions, and there’s a fenced dog park; pets stay out of the buildings. RV supplies, laundry, and propane are on site. Our page on campgrounds near Klamath Falls covers the lake side of the area.
Crater Lake is open year-round, though the North Entrance closes from about November 1 into late May for snow, so plan that day for the warmer months. In town, the Favell Museum and Klamath County Museum cover Western art and regional history, Moore Park has lakeside trails, and Train Mountain runs rail tours in summer. Our Klamath Falls guide has the full list.
Snowbirds and long-stay guests make up a good share of the park, and long-term RV parks near Klamath Falls lays out monthly rates and utilities. Heading north or west from here? Our PNW road trip guide routes through Klamath on the way to the coast.
Klamath Falls RV Resort sits along the southern tip of Upper Klamath Lake just north of Klamath Falls, Oregon, an easy stop off Highway 97 with full resort amenities.
Klamath Falls runs full-hookup RV sites with 30 and 50-amp service, separate water and sewer hookups, on concrete pads in pull-through and back-in layouts, big-rig friendly with ADA-accessible options. This is an RV-only resort, no tents or cabins. RV supplies, laundry, propane, and golf cart rentals are on site. Every site is pet-friendly with no fees or breed restrictions and a fenced dog park. Overnight rates start at $30, monthly at $800. Each site allows one extra vehicle, with registered overflow parking throughout the park.
You're a short drive from Crater Lake National Park, open year-round though the North Entrance closes through winter snow. In town, the Favell Museum and Klamath County Museum cover Western art and regional history, Moore Park offers lakeside trails and picnics, and the Train Mountain Railroad Museum runs walking and rail tours in the warmer months. Klamath Falls, near the Oregon Institute of Technology, handles dining, groceries, and supply runs, with the resort's own grocery store for quick needs.
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30-Amp
50-Amp
ADA Accessible
Back-In Sites
Big Rig Friendly
Concrete Pads
Dog Park
Exercise Facilities
Fenced Pet Area
Full Hookup
Golf Cart Rentals
Laundry Facilities
Pet-Friendly
Propane Sales
Pull-Through Sites
Restrooms
RV Supplies
Sewer Hookup
Showers
Walking trail
Water Hookup
WiFi
Basketball
Corn Hole
Fitness Center
Jacuzzi Spa
Pickle Ball
Shuffleboard
Tennis
Volleyball
30-Amp
50-Amp
ADA Accessible
Back-In Sites
Big Rig Friendly
Concrete Pads
Dog Park
Exercise Facilities
Fenced Pet Area
Full Hookup
Golf Cart Rentals
Laundry Facilities
Pet-Friendly
Propane Sales
Pull-Through Sites
Restrooms
RV Supplies
Sewer Hookup
Showers
Walking trail
Water Hookup
WiFi
Basketball
Corn Hole
Fitness Center
Jacuzzi Spa
Pickle Ball
Shuffleboard
Tennis
Volleyball
On-Site Businesses
Klamath Falls RV Resort is located off Highway 97, just north of Klamath Falls, OR. It’s conveniently near the Oregon Institute of Technology, Sky Lakes Medical Center, and Sanford Children’s Clinic.
Klamath Falls RV Resort is located off Highway 97, just north of Klamath Falls, OR. It’s conveniently near the Oregon Institute of Technology, Sky Lakes Medical Center, and Sanford Children’s Clinic.
