Mazama Campground

About

Mazama Campground is the primary developed campground within Crater Lake National Park, nestled in a peaceful old-growth forest at 6,000 feet elevation. Located just past the Annie Spring Entrance Station, the campground provides convenient access to Rim Drive and all major park attractions. The 214 sites are distributed across seven loops (A through G), with options ranging from tent-only sites to RV spots with full hookups. Every campsite includes a picnic table, fire ring with cooking grill, bear-resistant food locker, and paved parking. The campground offers flush restrooms, coin-operated showers in Loop F, potable water spigots throughout, and a free dump station. Mazama Village includes a camp store with groceries, firewood, and fuel, plus the Annie Creek Restaurant and gift shop. A 24-hour EV charging station is also available. The campground operates seasonally, typically opening in late May on a first-come, first-served basis when snow conditions allow, then transitioning to reservation-only via Recreation.gov from July through September. Five RV sites are designated ADA-accessible. Pets are permitted on a 6-foot leash in campsite and paved areas. Maximum RV length is 50 feet; maximum trailer length is 35 feet.

Directions

From Highway 62, enter through the West or South Entrance to reach the Annie Spring Entrance Station. The campground entrance is an immediate right turn after passing through. From the North Entrance, travel 7 miles past Rim Village and turn left.