Diamond Lake Resort has evolved from a small fishing lodge built in the 1920s, to a modern family resort that offers year-round service. It is a favorite summer spot for fishing (rainbow trout), hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding. In the winter it is famous for skiing, snowboarding and tubing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. All year round it is a wonderful place to take in the beauty of nature and of Crater Lake National Park.
About Diamond Lake Resort
Reviews & Ratings
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September 26, 2026Keri MGreat Experience
Enjoyed two nights at the hotel. Beautiful area, fantastic ten mile trail around the lake, clean room, friendly staff, great burgers and pancakes at their restaurant and close to Crater Lake, Umpqua Hot Springs, Toketee Falls and Watson Falls.
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September 3, 2026Salt pHorrible
The rooms are unmaintained with large cracks in the walls, a fire detector without batteries and missing pieces, one of the beds was broken, whoever did the construction on the motel rooms was extremely lazy. Wall trim wasn't fully nailed all the way in, the AC unit wasn't the proper AC unit for the room so they 'fixed' it by putting an unpainted wooden board in the AC unit slot to make it smaller, there were holes in the door's seal that let sunlight through the door, cables are being crushed by wall trim in an attempt to 'hide' them, the toilet has a large hole behind it, and probably not finally the floors were disgusting. When we asked the staff about this and requested a refund for a single day so we could leave early they told us we were lying then refused to provide a phone number to contact management.
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August 30, 2026Teresa BJammed washer
Friendly people. Absolutely delicious food. Kudos to the chef. Room were clean and comfortable. Accidentally jammed the washer and Bowen the maintenance man was Johnny on the spot to get it fixed. And Charlie (the golden retriever) at the store love to be petted‼️
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August 24, 2026savvvytraveler101Close to Crater Lake but outdated
It's close to Crater Lake which is why we choose this place and being dog-friendly. Other than that, I wouldn't stay here again. We stayed in a studio, as soon as we entered the room, it was swarming with bugs (mosquitoes, fruit flies, daddy long legs, gnats). The room was outdated and the mattress was really uncomfortable (spring mattress). Each time we turned on the A/C it let out a terrible smell so we decided not to use it. The place has no wifi and the cell service was terrible. We didn't have any in our room and had to walk around the entire place just to get one bar. They charge a $20 resort fee, not sure what amenities this went to since you have to pay for bike, paddle boats, boats and kayak rentals.
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July 29, 2026923waynehFamilies YES, the rest maybe not
Good location and probably a good spot for young families looking to unwind however the place needs a massive renovation as room we had was stuck in the 1960s. Very old and needs some work Whole place has no wifi and has basically zero cell coverage so don’t expect to have any connection with the rest of the world