Just 1.5 hours from Portland, OR via I-84. www.lostlakeresort.org
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541-386-6366 🌲 Closed for the winter — reopening May 1, 2026! Just 85 miles from Portland, Oregon, Lost Lake Resort offers the perfect Mount Hood escape with fishing, boating, hiking, lodging, and camping surrounded by old-growth forest and stunning views of Mt. Hood.
✨ Book your 2026 stay soon:
🏡 Lodging re
servations → lostlakeresort.org
🏕 Camping reservations → recreation.gov
(available up to 6 months in advance)
📅 Note: Lodging reservations for the 2026 season will open in late November or early December 2025. Resort Info:
We offer yurts, cabins, lodge rooms, more than 150 tent sites, and organizational camping. Explore hiking trails ranging from ½ mile to 3.2 miles — many with spectacular views of Mt. Jefferson, plus access to the Pacific Crest Trail. At the north side day-use area, rent kayaks, clear-bottom boats, pedal boats, SUPs, or our historic red-and-white rowboats. Stop by the Lost Lake General Store for essentials, groceries, firewood, fishing tackle, souvenirs, beer, wine, and more. Then visit the LL Grille for juicy burgers, hand-tossed pizza, milkshakes, ice cream cones, local craft beer, or espresso while you enjoy the view. Whether you’re visiting for the day or staying a while — we’re glad you’re here! 🌲💙
Lost Lake History:
In the early 1800s, the area now known as Lost Lake was used by Native Americans for huckleberry harvests. They called it E-e-kwahl-a-mat-yam-lshkt, meaning “heart of the mountains.”
Euro-American explorers first documented the lake in 1873, and the name “Lost Lake” was coined soon after. Forest Service obtained the land in 1922, making it one of Oregon’s oldest camping resorts. Today, Lost Lake Resort continues that legacy under owners Derek Deborde and Jason Taylor, offering visitors timeless beauty, peace, and adventure in the heart of the Mt. Hood National Forest.
