Thousand Spring Sno-Park | Established Campground
United States
Details
- Verified:
- 9 months ago
- GPS:
- 42.91294, -122.32453
- Altitude:
- 1348.3 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
sopolmobile.com
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- Yes - Slow
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- Pit Toilets
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Unknown
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Description
This is the overflow of the official park campground, 10 miles before the entrance to the park. There is a big parking lot and you can also camp in the woods. Restrooms and shelter. Quiet, view of the forest.
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Couldn’t believe it but YES there is wifi there. It’s not as secluded as others spots but if you need some connexion, it’s PERFECT.
Report Check-InGreat spot as described. Use wifi network ‘Rogue Snowmobilers Guest’ which is a treat since there is no cell signal. Quiet. Much space.
Report Check-InEasy & convenient place to overnight before visiting Crater Lake NP. Shared the lot with 2 others. As previously mentioned, a permit is required to park here Nov. - April & no cell signal (TMobile & Verizon).
Report Check-InWide open paved lot, two pit toilets, indoor shelter area. About 10 miles from park entrance. Zero cell service (AT&T or Verizon). Clean and empty, one other RV current parked.
Report Check-InExactly as described, a great spot. Slightly downhill, & signs saying you need a permit. But NOTHING was open to buy a permit. So we just crashed for the night and no one bothered us. I heard 1 car go by all night!
Report Check-InThe Crater Lake NPS rangers recommended this to me and it was perfect. About a 20 min drive from the Crater Lake West Entrance. The parking lot is massive and would be an ideal spot for RVs and Sprinters. If you’re a tent camper like me, there’s plenty of space back in the woods to pitch a tent and it looked as though you could drive your car in the mulch terrain behind the parking lot to be right by your tent (I didn’t because I was lazy). No AT&T coverage. If I remember the signs correctly, it looks as though no Sno-Pass is needed to park from April-November (i.e. totally free). Would definitely recommend to anyone trying to find a spot near Crater Lake.
Report Check-InThere are no established camp sites at the parking lot, but we decided to hole up in the warming hut for the night. Was a nice break from setting up the tent. There is firewood in one of the sheds, but there are no fires allowed outside the shelter. Only saw one other car the whole time we were there. It was a lovely night!
Report Check-InThis is a great spot!
We got there late because we watched the sunset over Crater Lake and all the camping spots up in the snow park were taken.
We slept in the parking lot with other RVs and camper. The main highway got very quite at night. The only problem was one of the RVs had a generator on till 1:00AM. It was a bit inconsiderate for all of us others folks. Other than that I’m very thankful for the Snow Park. So let’s keep it clean and let others enjoy it!
Wonderful place to stay if you’re visiting Crater Lake. Huge parking lot and multiple campsites. Very dusty but free and quiet!
Report Check-InGreat big parking lot only a handful of other people here with RVs/campers/overland vehicles. Big rig friendly. Nice and quiet.
Report Check-Ingreat spot, there's an entrance to the campground off of the road just past the parking lot
no campfires allowed, but a nice quiet spot in the woods. startled a bear while going to the bathroom at night, so don't leave anything out at night. the bears in the crater lake area aren't fans of humans, and it's better that it stay that way
Report Check-InThis place is sick, great free campsites, some jugs of free water out, spotty but sometimes functional WiFi, etc. There is a little building with electric outlets and lights and we cooked in there and played cards until midnight. Great spot. Very, very dusty though!
Report Check-InA great spot to camp for a night. A massive parking lot for RV's and campers and lots of room for tent camping. Pit toilets and a great shelter that the snowmobilers use in the winter. Big thanks to the snowmobile club for allowing people to stay for free and keeping the wifi up and running!! Pack out your trash so this great place stays great!
Report Check-InGreat spot. Few campsites, or else a huge parking lot. Free firewood, big shelter, free water jugs. Also had wifi. Thanks to the volunteers who maintain this place, let’s keep it clean!
Report Check-InUn très grand stationnement, nous sommes plusieurs, parfait pour une nuit, espérant que le temps se dégage le lendemain 😉
Report Check-InFree camping off highway. Quiet. Clean pit restrooms. Free firewood inside cabin.
Report Check-InBig parking with toilet near by. We told me it the only place outside the park of crater lake by near by where I could sleep for free. Just another car was park their when I was there. Very quiet.
Report Check-Inwhen you drive in the dirtroad next to the snowpark you have multiple options to camp.
Report Check-InThis is the overflow of the official park campground, 8 miles before the entrance of the park. There is a big parking and you can also camp in the wood. Restrooms and shelter. Quiet and view on the forest.
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