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Rental unit in Chiloquin
Agency Lake Front Apartment
Lakefront with beautiful view across Agency Lake to the mountains surrounding Crater Lake! This upstairs apartment has one good sized bedroom, with skylights, a desk area and a flat screen TV. A full kitchen is stocked with dishes, pots and pans, glasses and silverware, plus extras. A hide-a bed sofa is in the living room, with a comfortable reading area. The bathroom has a stand up shower. Loaner kayaks in summer months, sled in winter. 30 minutes to beautiful Crater Lake park boundary.
$113 per night
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Vacation home in Klamath Falls
The 'Easy A' Cabin in Rocky Point
Welcome to The Easy A Cabin! This stylishly updated 1960s cabin is our beloved mountain retreat. The Easy A is nestled in the best neighborhood in Rocky Point and minutes from Rocky Point Resort, Lake of The Woods, hiking, kayaking, Mt. Mcloughlin, fishing, and Crater Lake is only an hour away. Visit the best-kept secret in the Southern Cascades in comfort and style: King size bed, easy-start pellet stove, full kitchen, quiet deck, 50mbps Wifi, and access to unlimited recreation.
$128 per night
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Cabin in La Pine
Deschutes A-Frame Cabin close to Bend
This cozy and unique A-frame cabin is settled in a private community within the Deschutes National Forest. Relax here with over an acre of pines, new hot tub, modern amenities, and beautiful view out back. Close to the city of Bend and all the outdoor activities Central Oregon has to offer. Proximity to the best hiking trails, mountain bike trails, Deschutes River, Mt Bachelor ski resort, cascade lakes, hot springs, Smith Rock State Park, and Crater Lake National Park.
$236 per night

Crater Lake fishing vacation rentals

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Cabin in Klamath Falls
Secluded Get-A-Way: Cabin in the Woods
$117 per night
Home in Chiloquin
Lake Front Haven Alert for Lake sulphur smell
$155 per night
Cabin in Cottage Grove
Classy Comfortable Close in Creekside Cabin
$191 per night
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Cabin in Sunriver
Riverfront w/ Hot Tub & Dock! 3 Min. to Sunriver!
$270 per night

Crater Lake house rentals

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Home in Terrebonne
Cozy Three Story Lookout Tower
$299 per night
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Home in Gilchrist
Studio between Bend and Crater Lake on the water
$145 per night
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Home in Klamath Falls
Modern home in heart of Downtown Klamath Falls
$131 per night
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Home in Chiloquin
River Cabin w/Private Dock Near Crater Lake
$213 per night

Lake side house rentals in Crater Lake

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Home in Gold Beach
Pet-Free Oceanfront Home w/ Hot Tub & Beach Access
$307 per night
Home in Chiloquin
Agency Lake House
$303 per night
Home in Chiloquin
Home On The River
$142 per night
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Home in Klamath Falls
Lakeside Living & All Day Bird Watching
$205 per night

Your guide to Crater Lake

All About Crater Lake

Crater Lake’s crystalline blue waters beckon visitors to this Southern Oregon national park from around the world. Formed by the collapse of the Mount Mazama volcano, the lake is unique in that there are no rivers, creeks, or tributaries flowing into it or out of it, and its depth of 1,949 feet makes it the deepest lake in the United States. A hike to the park’s highest point, Mount Scott, rewards you with panoramic views of the waters below, while birdwatchers visit for the chance to spot grouse, jays, and other species.

Head to the Steel Visitors Center and follow the nearby nature trail to explore a flora fan’s paradise in the Castle Crest Wildflower Garden, or put on your snowshoes during a winter trip for a scenic hike in snowy surroundings. The lake is also home to two small islands — Wizard Island and smaller Phantom Ship, which can both be accessed by boat.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Crater Lake

Late summer is a recommended time to head to Crater Lake vacation rentals, when the last of the snow melts from the park’s highest hiking trails and a carpet of wildflowers spreads over the slopes. If you’re entering from the north, note that this entrance to the park opens in early June and generally closes at the end of October. Fall is a popular time to arrive at Crater Lake cabins and admire the changing foliage dotted around the water’s edge, while the lake itself appears an even inkier blue. The winter months require cold weather clothing, but there are plenty of adventures to be had, including cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Changing weather conditions at different elevations mean that you’ll always need to be prepared with sun protection and layers, whatever the season.


Top things to do in Crater Lake

Wizard Island

Located near the western shore of Crater Lake, Wizard Island is a volcanic cinder cone, with a crater at the cap dubbed the “Witches Cauldron.” Take a leisurely boat tour across the water to reach the island, where you can relax with a scenic hike or just picnic with a stellar view. Bear in mind that boat shuttles operate summer-only services.

Winter sports

Things may be quieter at Crater Lake in the winter but there’s no lack of outdoor activities to explore here. Rangers lead snowshoe walks through the park, and Nordic skiing enthusiasts are well catered to, with several winding trails easily accessible from the plowed road to Rim Village.

Rim Drive

One of the best ways to take in the stunning panoramas at Crater Lake National Park is to take a trip along the historic Rim Drive, designed to contour and compliment the natural landscape. At 33 miles long, this loop is the perfect distance for an unforgettable afternoon drive — or time your trip to hit one of the many viewpoints along the way during sunset.

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