Fort Klamath, Oregon, was originally instituted as a military outpost along the Oregon Trail, but is now an unincorporated community located near Klamath Falls and Crater Lake National Park. Fort Klamath offers several boutique lodging options for travelers looking to experience Oregon's famous outdoor scenery and activities.
The Aspen Inn offers several different room types for guests looking for varied hotel experiences. There are four A-frame cabins, five standard motel rooms, three suites with dining areas and two houses -- the River House and the Wagon House -- available for rent. Dog friendly, the Aspen features several live-in dogs belonging to the hotel's owners. The Aspen Inn closes during the winter season, starting October 31, and reopens on April 1.
The Crater Lake Bed and Breakfast features three rooms, each with a full bathroom. Each room features spacious windows and a free, full breakfast. An outdoor area with seating boasts unspoiled views of the Oregon night sky, free from light pollution. The facility books half and full day fly-fishing trips, canoe and rafting trips, and hunting trips, all with local guides.
Located less than one mile from Crater Lake's southern border, The Wilson Cottages have been in operation since 1937. The cottages and furniture were all handcrafted using local trees. Besides Crater Lake, Annie Creek runs through the property, offering a tranquil reflecting spot for guests. Each cottage features a living area, separate bedrooms, a full bathroom and a full kitchen.
Located on the banks of the Wood River, the Sun Pas Ranch is a short retreat from Crater Lake National Park. The ranch is built with 22 horse stalls making it a rare, horse-friendly hotel. Each room features rustic decor, wireless internet access and free full breakfast. Over 350 species of birds abound in the surrounding woods and pastures, and the Wood River features abundant fly-fishing opportunities; book fly-fishing excursions directly through the ranch.
