We stayed here two nights while visiting Crater Lake. We needed to change our reservation at the last moment because our pilot son decided to join us and we needed to push the dates back one day and the staff were great at accommodating us with no fuss whatsoever. We rented a suite in the Kokonee Lodge and it was fantastic. Huge. More or less an apartment. It had two full bedrooms, two full baths and then a room with three bunk-beds. The kitchen was modern and fully and well stocked. The balcony was great overlooking the lake and even had a small gas BBQ for our use. We cooked both nights here. There is a gas range, oven, microwave and toaster oven. The knife set was great. The sitting area was very large with comfy sofas. The rustic picnic table to eat on was a nice touch. Bathrooms were large and nicely stocked. The beds were very comfortable. They just had a huge wind storm that had knocked down several large trees right by our place, smashing one building and damaging several others. (see pictures) It gave an interesting twist to the otherwise serene landscape. There is a laundry on site you have to pay for but it isn't that expensive and they are nice machines. Highly recommend this place if you are wanting to visit Crater Lake or just fish in the lake or the nearby streams. They have a fully stocked tackle and bait shop on-site and you can even rent boats from them. I thought that the little convenience store closing at 500 pm was a bit early and inconvenient and they could use a few small lights leading the way to the laundry, as well as mark the laundry better. As for the price, considering how large the suite was and the full kitchen, it was well worth the price paid. If you split this suite between two families, it is actually very inexpensive.

We stayed for a week in Cabin F, a Panabode (Lincoln Log) cabin. The beds were comfortable and the towels were good quality. Soap, shampoo, hairdryer were included. The kitchen had decent quality pans, dishes, glassware. Because of Covid-19, there was no salt/pepper, etc. Everything in the kitchen worked. The view from the living/dining room onto the lake was wonderful. My only complaint was that the couch in the living area was not as pictured on their website. The photo shows a 3-seat leather couch. We had a worn two-person leather couch with a console in between the two seats. There was also a "stressless" lounge chair. This was a 4-person cabin, but only comfy seating for 3. We were lucky our friends were not able to join us, or someone would have been stuck at the dining table on wooden chairs.