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able, but there are no showers. Was closed in 2013 due to budget cuts, but this may
change in the future.

Cabins at Mazama Village CABIN$$$
( 541-830-8700; www.craterlakelodges.com ; d $140) These 40 pleasant rooms (no TV or
telephones) are open late May to mid-October, and located in attractive four-plex build-
ings. They're 7 miles from Crater Lake, with a small grocery store and gas pump nearby.
Reserve as early as possible.

Crater Lake Lodge LODGE$$$

$$$
( 888-774-2728; www.craterlakelodges.com ; d $165-292; ) Open from late May to mid-
October, this grand old lodge has 71 simple but comfortable rooms (no TV or tele-
phones), but it's the common areas that are most impressive. Large stone fireplaces, rus-
tic leather sofas and a spectacular view of Crater Lake from the outside patio make this
place special. There's a fine dining room too.

Crater Lake Lodge Dining Room NORTHWESTERN$$$ $$$

( 541-594-2255; www.craterlakelodges.com ; mains $24-39; 7-10:30am, 11:30am-2:30pm &
5-10pm) Crater Lake's finest dining is at the lodge, where you can feast on Northwestern
cuisine from a changing menu. Try for a table with a lake view (there are only a few).
Longer hours mid-June through September; dinner reservations recommended.

Fort Klamath & Around

Fort Klamath is about 24 miles from Crater Lake.

Crater Lake Resort CABIN$
( 541-381-2349; www.craterlakeresort.com ; 50711 Hwy 62; d $75-115; ) This friendly,
good-value place is just south of Fort Klamath and boasts 11 excellent, well-maintained
cabins with kitchens and decks (some overlooking a creek). There are expansive lawns,
and tent and RV sites are available ($20 to $30). Open May to October.

Sun Pass Ranch B&B$$$
( 541-381-2882; www.sunpassranch.com ; 52125 Hwy 62; r $125; ) This friendly B&B
is on 110 acres (it's a working cattle ranch) and offers five very comfortable, wood-
paneled rooms, three with private bathroom. The home is beautiful and - unsurprisingly