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Mazama Village
Mazama Village has a campground, cabins, and a store.
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Mazama Village Details
Mazama Village is the first thing you will come to when you enter the park from the south. Here you'll find the Mazama Village Campground, the Cabins at Mazama Village, the Mazama Village Camper Store, and the Mazama Village Amphitheater. The campground has more than 200 tent and RV sites, some of which are available for reservation. The campground also has full restrooms, pay showers, and a dump station. The Cabins at Mazama Village offer a slightly more luxurious lodging option. At the camp store, you can buy everything from basic food and cooking supplies to gas and camping supplies. The amphitheater is home base for many of the park's evening programs, which include regular talks and lectures by park rangers.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mazama Village
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Annie Creek Restaurant
This family-friendly restaurant serves diner-style food.
0.1 mi away
The Cabins at Mazama Village
Also known by the name "The Cabins at Mazama Village," this cluster of 40 guesthouses is a nice in-between lodging option.
0.1 mi away
Mazama Village Camper Store
Pick up all of the basics you need for your Crater Lake camping trip here.
0.2 mi away
Mazama Village Campground
The park's largest campground is seven miles from the caldera rim.
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Annie Creek Canyon Trail
Annie Creek Canyon is a deep canyon near the park amphitheater filled with wildflowers, steep rock walls, and rushing water.
