Crater Lake Resort

06/08/2026

https://www.thetravel.com/nps-keeps-quiet-visitors-abandon-crater-lake-national-park-false-information/

Outlets have been spreading inaccurate information about this once-popular national park. Now, visitors aren't going.

06/05/2026

Have you seen the Old Man of the Lake?

One of Oregon's strangest natural wonders isn't a waterfall, volcano, or hidden cave. It's a tree stump.
Floating in the deep blue waters of is the famous "Old Man of the Lake," a massive hemlock stump that has been bobbing upright on the lake's surface for more than 120 years.
Standing roughly 30 feet tall, the stump was first documented in 1896 and quickly became one of Crater Lake's most unusual attractions. Scientists later studied it and discovered the reason it stays afloat: air trapped inside the hollow trunk acts like a natural flotation device, allowing it to remain balanced vertically in the water.
The stump earned its memorable nickname in 1906 from , one of the driving forces behind protecting Crater Lake as a national park. As winds and currents pushed the stump around the lake, Steel thought it resembled an old man standing in the water, and the name stuck.
More than a century later, the Old Man continues to drift across the lake, sometimes traveling miles from where it was previously seen. Despite years of harsh winters, storms, and exposure to the elements, it remains remarkably upright, making it one of the most fascinating and enduring mysteries in Oregon.
If you ever visit Crater Lake, keep an eye on the water. You might just spot Oregon's oldest floating resident.

06/04/2026

We agree! Come stay with us! 😍

The best Airbnbs, lodges, glampsites, and hotels near the incredible park in southern Oregon.

06/03/2026

Exciting News! Book your trolley ride now!

Come join us for a two hour trolley ride! Book your tickets now!!

06/03/2026

06/01/2026

https://www.sfgate.com/national-parks/article/crater-lake-hotels-22282796.php

Closure confusion is hurting businesses near Crater Lake.

05/31/2026

Did you know that Crater Lake National Park has minimal signage from overlooks? This is so as not to detract from the natural beauty of the park. So how do you know what you’re looking at? That’s where we come in! Take a two hour tour with Crater Lake Trolley to learn everything you want to know from our knowledgeable hosts!

05/26/2026

https://rv-times.com/2026/05/26/false-crater-lake-closure-reports-impact-southern-oregon-businesses/

National outlets said entire park would be closed for three years, when it's only the Cleetwood Cove Trail and boat tours

05/26/2026

The two hour trolley tours begin at Rim Village in front of the Community House and travel 2/3 of the way around the rim to Skell Head before heading back. 90% of the views of the lake are seen during the tour.