The Mazama and Lost Creek campgrounds are the two developed campgrounds in the park, and they’re great spots to pitch a tent. Be aware that camping in Crater Lake National Park is extremely ...

Where to stay: Inside the park, you'll find two accommodation options: Crater Lake Lodge and the Cabins at Mazama Village. Outdoor lovers can camp at the seasonal Mazama campground, which has more ...

there are summer campsites available at the park in Mazama Campground. And for those who like their national park vacation with a bit more comfort, there's the Crater Lake Lodge, a gorgeous ...

The restaurant serves hearty portions perfect for refueling after outdoor adventures, including fresh-caught fish that went from lake to plate in record time. While technically not part of the ...

Photo credit: MSWMom50 While technically a short detour from the official byway, Crater ... lake’s impossible blue – a color so intense it appears enhanced even when viewed with your own eyes. Formed ...

Invasive crayfish introduced by the National Park Service 100 years ago are decimating a newt subspecies in the isolated ...

The Mazama newts are a unique subspecies of newts. They evolved over hundreds of years in Oregon’s Crater Lake after being cut off from tributaries, and can’t be found anywhere else in the ...

The Center for Biological Diversity on Thursday announced its intention to file a lawsuit over the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...

There is no more wondrous place to snowshoe in southern Oregon than Crater Lake National Park ... into the caldera that formed after the Mount Mazama complex volcano erupted about 7,700 years ...

Crater Lake was formed more than 7,000 years ago when the ancient volcano Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed, leaving the massive depression. "That crater gradually collected rain and melting ...

that formed when the 12,000 foot high Mount Mazama collapsed 7,700 years ago following a large eruption. There are no inlets or outlets to the lake. Steel Information Center in winter at Crater ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service might be facing a new lawsuit over newts in Crater Lake. The Center for Biological Diversity says Fish and Wildlife failed to protect ...