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Deschutes/Lava Lake Campground
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Mechanical Nature
Nice campgrounds and lodge. Private campground has hookups, but make reservations well in advance, as some families return year after year for their annual vacations. Be aware that the last two years have seen algae blooms in late July as the heat takes its toll on the lake. This year, Little Lava Lake also had algae blooms (which may or may not be toxic). That's a new phenomenon.
Scott W
They have very entertaing captive wild squirrel they'll be releasing to the wild soon. Hurry on up, he's a hoot!!😊😊😊✔
Summie Tam
The campground was well kept and the camp host cleaned the toilets pretty clean. Beautiful view of the lake and Mt. Bachelor. However the lake had algae and was not safe for dogs or kids to swim in it. There were some boaters. We drove a few miles to swim in Elk lake everyday instead. There was a rustic resort with a store and shower (might need to pay) right by the campground.
Ms Frizzle
Beautiful area! Rustic primitive campground with potable water. Lots of pretty trails and things to see. Wildlife all around. The resort next door rents boats and kayaks and has laundry and showers. This campground is reservation only, go to recreation.gov to make those.
Tom Rubado
Lake is really low right now. Otherwise awesome place.