About Diamond Lake RV Park
Reviews & Ratings
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September 13, 2025FellowTraveler321223Not for EV campers - beware
I made a reservation to stay at this RV park on 9/3 and 9/4. When we arrived they refused us entry because they said they do not allow people to camp in electric vehicles. Nothing on their website or the terms and conditions I signed disclosed that exclusion. They allow people to camp in vans and when I asked why vans are acceptable but not EV SUVs, they could not answer my question. They also refused to refund our money. They claimed we violated the cancelation policy, which is inaccurate because we did not cancel. They violated their contract with us. They turned us away with nowhere to stay. Beware.
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August 20, 2025Karen WAwesome experience.
We spent five nights at Diamond Lake RV PARK. Thr staff were awesome. Office was courteous and friendly, and maintenance helpful. Bathrooms were clean.
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July 31, 2024lost_bobcatFun family lake
Full hookups across the road from the state park (which is right on the water). Some views. If you want better sites, you have to go dry camping. Overall, the facilities were OK, only one main bath/shower working at the time, but clean and no issues. Much to do around, we did the bike around the lake and it was more strenuous than expected... We rented bikes and almost rented a boat, plenty to try out
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June 22, 2024lacroixprops
CAMPER BEWARE OF PARTIES AND NOISE
We booked 3 nights on line and paid the extra $15 to lock in our site. The 3rd day we were there the host came in the morning and said "You're leaving today right?" We said "No we are booked for 3 nights". Fortunately I had a print out of our reservations and they had me go back to the office and show them. It took about 20 mins to get it straightened out. They said it was a computer issue. We wanted to go to Crater Lake that day but the North Entrance closest to the RV park was closed due to snow (IN JUNE) The south entrance was over 40 miles away. So forget that. We decided to just spend our last day relaxing at our campsite. We had noticed that the campsites to our north were now all full. The Host, Jim had told me that it was a group that comes every year. Around noon while we were playing Backgammon on our picnic table a crowd of kids and a few adults started jumping rope in the street across from our RV site. Within an hour the crowd grew and they brought out Corn Hole tables and set them up in the street across from our site. By 5:15 the party was in full swing. They set up chairs across from us and they got louder and louder - hooting and hollering - mostly the adults! The kids and dogs were running all around - They played some kind of base ball and then someone drug out a steel bull and they were trying to lasso it and they drug it up an down the street - I yelled out "Really??? after all this noise now you gonna do that???" I went to the office to complain and they threatened to call the police on me???!!!! I must admit I was angry and frustrated. Why didn't they disclose this gang comes every year!!! Or why did they park me in a spot right next to them??? The party in the street went on from noon to 9:30pm. Needless to say our stay at Diamond Lake RV park was ruined - We left early the next morning. Also just an FYI this is no internet - cell service - WiFi service - tower burned up 3 years ago - never replaced. Camper Beware.
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October 21, 2023criticowl
AVOID - Won't let you access your campsite unless their office is open, refuse refunds even when no services provided!
I **HIGHLY** recommend that you stay anywhere else but this RV park for the simple reason that they hide the fact that YOU CANNOT CHECK-IN AFTER 5PM! They will not allow you to arrive to your campsite, even if you have reserved and paid for it in advance, and will refuse to give you a refund. If you book through other sites (such as campspot.com) you won't be made aware of this issue until they call you 30 minutes before they leave for the day. In addition to not providing a refund or access, they told us to instead go camp in the parking lot of the local pizza place, "Because they never tow from their lot". Entire campsite seems totally unprofessional and sketch. You can camp anywhere in the National Park for free and there are lots of places nearby or closer to Crate Lake itself.