The Cabins at Mazama Village

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About The Cabins at Mazama Village

The Cabins at Mazama Village are nestled high in the Ponderosa pines, seven miles south of Rim Village. The rustic warmth and comfort of the cabins provides a well-deserved respite after a day of hiking , swimming, fishing , or touring the lake . Let the mountain air of the Cascades lull you to sleep in the beauty of Crater Lake National Park.

Cozy Crater Lake Cabins

At the Cabins at Mazama Village, each room features one or two queen beds and a private bath with a shower. The cabins offer the serenity of rooms free of phones and TVs. Air conditioning is not available.

Dining Options

At the Annie Creek Restaurant and Gift Shop, located in the village, you’ll find family-friendly American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as a variety of local beers and wines. The gift shop offers a wide selection of park souvenirs. The nearby Mazama Village Store carries groceries, camping supplies, firewood, and gasoline.

Amenities

Private bath with a shower

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