Camping
remains one of America's favorite outdoor hobbies - a long standing family
tradition. Klamath, Lake and Modoc Country offers a rich variety of settings
for weekend outings or extended vacations. From the world-famous Crater
Lake National Park to the secret spots known only to the local residents,
we've got the kind of campsite you like best.
Inside this brochure you'll find a guide to the most popular developed public campgrounds in Klamath, Lake and Modoc Country. Most have drinking water, toilets, garbage service, and a table and fire pit at each campsite. A few have camping luxuries such as flush toilets and showers. Some have fees that range from $4 to $12, depending on the amenities provided.
A few campgrounds are open year-round, but most are open from Memorial Day weekend to some time after Labor Day weekend. Heavy snow may keep some campgrounds closed well into the summer. Information numbers are provided for each campground listed.
Most campgrounds in Klamath, Lake and Modoc Country are located near scenic areas or natural attractions, such as lakes, streams, geologic formations or waterfalls. Hope you have the time to relax and explore the country!
1. Odell
and Crescent Lakes
2. Miller
Lake
3. Crater
Lake National Park
4. Thompson
Reservoir
5. Collier
State Park
6. Lake of
the Woods
7. Lofton
Reservoir
8. Gerber
Reservoir
9. Klamath
River
10. Juanita
Lake
11. Lava
Beds National Monument
12. Medicine
Lake
13. Blue
Lake and Mill Creek Falls
14. Pit River
15. Goose
Lake
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