Practically across the road from the Rogue River Gorge, this rustic resort has been catering to Crater Lake visitors since the early 1900s; it's on the National Register of Historic Places. In our opinion, it's the best (as well as the closest) lodging option outside the west entrance to Crater Lake National Park. Tall trees shade the grounds of the resort, which is on Ore. 62 about 23 miles from Rim Village. Accommodations include lodge rooms, with a bit of historic charm, and very basic cabins (many of which have kitchenettes). Lodge units accommodate two to four people and share bathrooms; cabins sleep 2 to 10. ATV and snowmobile rentals are available, as are Wi-Fi access, DVDs, and TVs. Across the road is an ice cream shop and Beckie's Cafe, which serves three home-style meals a day in summer for $5 to $18.
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