Come stay at Union Creek Resort, a historic getaway near Crater Lake National Park offering cozy cabins and comfortable lodge rooms year round. With easy access to hiking, waterfalls, and more, you will see why Union Creek Resort has welcomed guests and travelers since 1922.
Our cabin and room options are perfect for any need - including cozy, romantic bungalow cabins for couples, multiple rooms for families, and large 4-bedroom cabins for large groups and families of up to 14 people.Come experience delicious, home-style food, great service, an awesome location just minutes from Crater Lake National Park, and our celebrated Beckie's pies, made fresh daily.
Our cabin and room options are perfect for any need - including cozy, romantic bungalow cabins for couples, multiple rooms for families, and large 4-bedroom cabins for large groups and families of up to 14 people.Come experience delicious, home-style food, great service, an awesome location just minutes from Crater Lake National Park, and our celebrated Beckie's pies, made fresh daily.
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A favorite of such notable guests as Zane Grey, Jack London, and U.S. President Herbert Hoover, Union Creek Resort was built on the Crater Lake Trail used by pioneers crossing the Cascade Mountains in search of a better life. Because of our unique, quality accommodations so close to Crater Lake and other diverse outdoor activities, we continue to host well-known, dignified guests from across the world.
Union Creek Resort offers guests something simple: a rustic, comfortable stay in a spectacular setting. Get away from it all with a relaxing, authentic cabin stay amongst towering old growth forests, winding trails, rippling creeks, roaring rivers, and lively wildlife.
Just minutes from Crater Lake National Park, you'll find the best of simple comfort, modern conveniences, quality dining, and the great outdoors at the historic Union Creek Resort, built in 1922 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.We take pride in offering visitors more than just a Crater Lake motel or hotel, but instead a complete destination experience with adventure, activities, and amenities for any season.
Just minutes from Crater Lake National Park, you'll find the best of simple comfort, modern conveniences, quality dining, and the great outdoors at the historic Union Creek Resort, built in 1922 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.We take pride in offering visitors more than just a Crater Lake motel or hotel, but instead a complete destination experience with adventure, activities, and amenities for any season.
Union Creek offers visitors plenty of lodging options, including 17 authentic log cabins, five spacious vacation rentals for longer stays or more guests, or private rooms within our historic Lodge. Each room and cabin boasts its own distinct personality, layout, furnishings and amenities.
Though we're a historic "resort" dating back to 1922, we also value your comfort and are in the process of carefully restoring all of the accommodations with new furnishings and modern conveniences, including log furniture and country decor.Union Creek Resort takes pride in clean and well-maintained facilities.
Though we're a historic "resort" dating back to 1922, we also value your comfort and are in the process of carefully restoring all of the accommodations with new furnishings and modern conveniences, including log furniture and country decor.Union Creek Resort takes pride in clean and well-maintained facilities.
Our cabin and room options are perfect for any need - including cozy, romantic bungalow cabins for couples, multiple rooms for families, and large 4-bedroom cabins for large groups and families of up to 14 people. In 2014, we completely renovated our historic Union Creek Lodge for more comfort and a much better guest experience.
Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner 365 days a year, Beckie's features both traditional and unique meals and appetizers for any time of day. Some travelers use Crater Lake National Park as an excuse just to stop at Beckie's Cafe for a piece of Beckie's world famous homemade pie! We are proud to feature our own exclusive and talented pie baker who bakes pies daily in the pie shop.
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Yen V.
Oct 28, 2021
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Ray H.
Oct 08, 2021
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Harlee S.
Sep 14, 2021
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Small, cute and cozy cabins to stay in if you're visiting Crater Lake.
Check in was quick and easy and the cabins were easy to find and spot.
There are a few fire pits and picnic tables out in the generous grassy area where you can make food, play games and enjoy the outdoors. As well as a larger than life chair to take some fun pictures.
Walking into cabin number 5, my first thought was it was super cute, but very tiny. However, I didn't spend that much time in the cabin other than to sleep so it wasn't a big deal. Also, the bathroom is incredibly small and only big enough for
Check in was quick and easy and the cabins were easy to find and spot.
There are a few fire pits and picnic tables out in the generous grassy area where you can make food, play games and enjoy the outdoors. As well as a larger than life chair to take some fun pictures.
Walking into cabin number 5, my first thought was it was super cute, but very tiny. However, I didn't spend that much time in the cabin other than to sleep so it wasn't a big deal. Also, the bathroom is incredibly small and only big enough for
Beth T.
Aug 09, 2021
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Russ S.
Aug 02, 2021
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Lois B.
Jul 20, 2021
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Cabin 11 is on the other side of the road behind Beckie's Diner. It is a 2 BR; 1 Bathroom cabin. We expected out dated and not the best furnishings, but for the cost charged of over $350/night; it is very over priced. Since this cabin is right behind the cafe, there were people sitting outside on the picnic tables directly in front of the cabin. Bedrooms were upstairs, so very hot. On top of that, to be told that you have to wash laundry and hand wash dishes without being fined is ridiculous! Also, there wasn't even a toaster, which is standard with other kitchens.
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Margaret C.
Jul 05, 2021
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Location is good for Rogue river and carter lake. Front desk staff was wonderful and trying hard but.....this is not a resort. It is tired and really needs work. Our AC struggled to make any difference and you could not open the windows--they are all screwed or nailed shut! Oppressive in the cabin and there was nothing they could do. No cell--not their fault but also virtually no Wi-Fi. That can be fixed with a a little investment--hello starlink??? And for 150 a night a this level of place a few new towels each day at least would have been great. Bummer bummer bummer.
Gerald W.
Jun 17, 2021
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Amy B.
Jun 05, 2021
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It was close to Crater Lake and had trails close by which was nice. The cabin had everything we needed. The two downfalls were the beds were lopsided and no support and the air conditioner needs to be replaced. The room was very hot and stuffy. We did enjoy the restaurant and ice cream places across the road.
Amy D.
Mar 08, 2021
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Andrew S.
Nov 09, 2020
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Had a wonderful stay in this delightful spot after escaping a nightmarish KOA.
Staff were super friendly, helpful and accommodating.
Cabin was delightful, warm and with all amenities you need. Cannot recommend it enough!
And the surrounding area is obviously just mind blowing. You're perfectly placed to see all of it too!
Don't hesitate- book it!
Staff were super friendly, helpful and accommodating.
Cabin was delightful, warm and with all amenities you need. Cannot recommend it enough!
And the surrounding area is obviously just mind blowing. You're perfectly placed to see all of it too!
Don't hesitate- book it!
Brittney L.
Sep 12, 2020
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We stayed in cabin 14 which was a 3-bedroom, 1.5 bathroom vacation rental house. The house was spacious and in a great, quiet spot. That said, it was not clean, and every other house on the street had a BBQ grill except for #14.
Due to other negative reviews and COVID-19, I brought Lysol wipes to wipe down the high touch surfaces in the house upon arrival. There was urine on one of the bathroom seats, and most surfaces were not clean and didn't appear to have been touched by cleaning staff. The floors were clean of large debris, but left our socks dark brown after being in the house for
Due to other negative reviews and COVID-19, I brought Lysol wipes to wipe down the high touch surfaces in the house upon arrival. There was urine on one of the bathroom seats, and most surfaces were not clean and didn't appear to have been touched by cleaning staff. The floors were clean of large debris, but left our socks dark brown after being in the house for
Heather T.
Aug 31, 2020
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Five stars from this family of 4 that travels a lot. We stayed in cabin 19. Little bed for the adults and trundle bed for the kids. Fully stocked kitchen with full sized fridge/freezer and oven/range with 4 burners. Nice new bathroom with a real bathtub and tile walls. No problems with animals in the cabin although one night I heard something and had to turn on the porch light to scare it off. Fire pit and picnic table outside. Hot water.
No cell service, weak wi-fi, so we were off the grid. Make plans to be off the grid if you come here.
Right next to beautiful Union Creek and an 8-mile hiking
No cell service, weak wi-fi, so we were off the grid. Make plans to be off the grid if you come here.
Right next to beautiful Union Creek and an 8-mile hiking
Gary W.
Aug 27, 2020
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Vaughn R.
Jul 31, 2020
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This was my first trip to Oregon. I was so amazed with all the natural waterfalls and the forests, it was nice to get away from normal civilization and to relax and see different places in America.
With Union Creek Resort, I was expecting to stay in a nice log cabin and got the complete opposite. My room was literally someone's bedroom above the reception office; I was basically in the attic. I had to share a bathroom with other residents (and that was pretty gross seeing that COVID-19 was happening), the room had no air conditioning and we were given a little desk fan to help keep us "
With Union Creek Resort, I was expecting to stay in a nice log cabin and got the complete opposite. My room was literally someone's bedroom above the reception office; I was basically in the attic. I had to share a bathroom with other residents (and that was pretty gross seeing that COVID-19 was happening), the room had no air conditioning and we were given a little desk fan to help keep us "
Stephen P.
Jul 26, 2020
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We stayed two nights in a lodge room. It was comfortable, quiet, and had a great feeling surrounded by the forest. The floor had a distinct tilt to it, but you expect quirks like that in historic places.
The sole nearby food option is the on-site Beckie's, which was decent for sandwiches/burgers for dinner but closed weekdays for breakfast (luckily we came prepared with our own).
I appreciated their helpful handout provided at checkin about nearby trails, especially since it was hard to use the fickle wifi to search for any info.
I'm all for the efficiency of shared bathrooms, but
The sole nearby food option is the on-site Beckie's, which was decent for sandwiches/burgers for dinner but closed weekdays for breakfast (luckily we came prepared with our own).
I appreciated their helpful handout provided at checkin about nearby trails, especially since it was hard to use the fickle wifi to search for any info.
I'm all for the efficiency of shared bathrooms, but
Greg S.
Jul 12, 2020
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Priscilla Y.
Dec 03, 2019
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I stayed here at Union Creek Resort when I was visiting Crater Lake National Park. It's one of the few lodgings in the area. It isn't too shabby, just a little old. There are cabins and lodge rooms. I stayed in the latter.
The room was spacious and the bed was comfortable enough. The room I had faced the road so you can hear cars driving by. It's nothing fancy, but good enough since I was out all day and only used the room to sleep.
In the room, there is a table and chair, microwave, sink, nightstand, and mini fridge. No TV in the room. WiFi is spotty. The bathrooms are in the
The room was spacious and the bed was comfortable enough. The room I had faced the road so you can hear cars driving by. It's nothing fancy, but good enough since I was out all day and only used the room to sleep.
In the room, there is a table and chair, microwave, sink, nightstand, and mini fridge. No TV in the room. WiFi is spotty. The bathrooms are in the
